737NG Simple Fault / PSEU- MCS
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737NG Simple Fault / PSEU- MCS
A single fault in certain redundant systems, or some simple faults, do not illuminate the MASTER CAUTION and system annunciator lights.
a) What are Simple Faults?
b) Do we have two types of PSEU?
Type 1 PSEU
The PSEU light and OVERHEAD system annunciator do not illuminate for simple faults unless a system annunciator panel is pushed for recall. In this case, a simple fault, resetting the MASTER CAUTION system extinguishes the PSEU light.
Type 2
The PSEU light, OVERHEAD system annunciator and Master Caution illuminate automatically for simple faults, but only after a landing. The PSEU light extinguishes when a parking brake is set or when both engines are turned off
a) What are Simple Faults?
b) Do we have two types of PSEU?
Type 1 PSEU
The PSEU light and OVERHEAD system annunciator do not illuminate for simple faults unless a system annunciator panel is pushed for recall. In this case, a simple fault, resetting the MASTER CAUTION system extinguishes the PSEU light.
Type 2
The PSEU light, OVERHEAD system annunciator and Master Caution illuminate automatically for simple faults, but only after a landing. The PSEU light extinguishes when a parking brake is set or when both engines are turned off
Last edited by B737NG_Pilot; 6th Sep 2013 at 10:17.
From our FCOM:
So I would say a simple fault is any fault that hasn't been "designated" and if it is a "designated " fault the bite test or rectification are needed to reset it.
The PSEU, its sensors, and its input signals are monitored for internal faults. When designated faults are detected, a PSEU light on the aft overhead panel illuminates, and the OVERHEAD system annunciator light and MASTER CAUTION lights illuminate. The PSEU light can be reset following a maintenance BITE check or repair of the cause of the fault.
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Simple faults relate only to PSEU, wherein the PSEU Light and OVHD system annunciator do not illuminate for simple faults unless a system annunciator panel is pushed for recall. In this case, a simple fault, resetting the MC system extinguishes the PSEU light.
So all cases of MC on recall relate to single fault in redundant systems except the simple fault related to PSEU.
Yes there are two types of PSEUs.
So all cases of MC on recall relate to single fault in redundant systems except the simple fault related to PSEU.
Yes there are two types of PSEUs.
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Simple faults relate only to PSEU, wherein the PSEU Light and OVHD system annunciator do not illuminate for simple faults unless a system annunciator panel is pushed for recall. In this case, a simple fault, resetting the MC system extinguishes the PSEU light.
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We too operate a mixed bag. Unfortunately I was not able to find info about the same, in the AMM. But I think I have got my question answered. Thank you people.