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Old 24th March 2010 | 00:38
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EDP used on V2500 and CF6

I came across this msg "HYD DEMEN Pump 4". Could not figure out what it means. The pump seems to be working fine. Any idea what the msg means??
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Old 24th March 2010 | 09:15
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Hi Ericgkl,
the EICAS message should be this type HYD PRESS DEM 4, just means that demand pump output pressure is low ...

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Old 24th March 2010 | 13:18
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Which aircraft you guys talking about?
What has 4 systems and V2500?
and is an EDP and a Demand pump?

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Old 24th March 2010 | 17:52
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The 744 with CF6 engines has an AUX pump on the #4 (and maybe #1)system to provide pressure to the brakes. When you take the pump selector from AUTO to AUX, the demand pump is deactivated and you get the HYD PRESS DEM 4 message. Was normal during our pushbacks.
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