A320 nacelle temp advisory?
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A320 nacelle temp advisory?
Hello everyone.
The other day I took off from a sea level airport in Colombia. Everything was normal, no MEL items, FLEX takeoff, and after about 3 or 5 minutes into the flight, the nacelle temperature advisory came up. A320 CEO with CFM56 engines, temp got up to 240°C, looked up ECAM advisory conditions in the QRH and it only said "monitor engine parameters", which were all normal, even when comparing them to the parameters on the other engine. Advisory disappeared after a couple of minutes without any ECAM. I wrote the aircraft up, but unfortunately it was the last flight of the day for the airplane, so I couldn't even talk to one of our tech guys.
Anyone care to shine a light into possible causes for this?
Thanks in advance!
The other day I took off from a sea level airport in Colombia. Everything was normal, no MEL items, FLEX takeoff, and after about 3 or 5 minutes into the flight, the nacelle temperature advisory came up. A320 CEO with CFM56 engines, temp got up to 240°C, looked up ECAM advisory conditions in the QRH and it only said "monitor engine parameters", which were all normal, even when comparing them to the parameters on the other engine. Advisory disappeared after a couple of minutes without any ECAM. I wrote the aircraft up, but unfortunately it was the last flight of the day for the airplane, so I couldn't even talk to one of our tech guys.
Anyone care to shine a light into possible causes for this?
Thanks in advance!
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From: Somewhere at the Milky Way
Looks like a sensor reading failure for a period of time. Then as cold air from outside washed the engine, the sensor's readings came back to normal again.
