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Old 17th Aug 2013, 03:59
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A320 PFR!!!

hey guyz

i ve 2 questions in this PFR:

1- the numbers which circled in red mean what?

2- in Failure MSG section, what is meant by IDENT?




thnx
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Old 17th Aug 2013, 04:54
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The number is the times that the failure event happened and the "ident" is the source identifier or the computer that detected the fault .
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good herrbus, but as we see that PACK 1 had appeared 5 times, 3 times without (3) & 2 times with (3), can you explain that more plz?? & is the No (3) means that PACK 1 had failed 3 times in that time or what??
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In your first post (22nd Aug 2011) you wrote
well im 23 years old , aircraft maintenance & engineer @ Sudan airways on A320 & A300...
2 years later you are still not able to read a PFR?
Writing in SMS style and the excessive use of punctuation marks does not make it better...
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Old 17th Aug 2013, 09:50
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i said im workin in SUDAN airways not qatar airways, i invite you to go & read bout sudan airways & the sanctions upon it, thnx....

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Old 17th Aug 2013, 10:25
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I only quote your first post in this forum. If you do not remember your own words, i invite you to read it again here: <Klick me>

IF you are really a "aircraft maintenance & engineer" you should be able to work with the TSM.
I recommend that you read the TSM introduction "How to Use the CFDS".
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Old 17th Aug 2013, 14:54
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Did you already replace the P1 FCV ?
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Old 17th Aug 2013, 16:45
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alvesjorge, actually i found this PFR in the internet, its not happened in our a/c, i posted it here to ask about a specific something in the PFR
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Actually, my main priority would be the one with "harnesses and pipes" :'(

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