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Old 23rd January 2023 | 16:32
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b737-300 electrical

-for b737-300 some grid locations (Grid No) are associated with Circuit Breaker No.
what doas the Grid No mean and how is it used?
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Old 23rd January 2023 | 18:42
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The Circuit breaker panels are arranged in a grid pattern, so to locate a particular CB, a check list or MEL procedure would say H5 for example, and the CB would be in row H and be the 5th one along.
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Old 23rd January 2023 | 19:30
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dixi188, very many thanks for your response,however the number (Grid No) is not as simple as you mentioned and some sort of more complex alpha-numerical code such as "L010" is used in WDM.so do you have any idea on specific document to be consulted to find thorough explanation of such alpha-numerical coding?
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