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Old 6th October 2025 | 00:15
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A320 Dry Crank required or not ?

Sim exercise question.

For CFM56 engines on the A320 during engine start , we receive an ECAM “start valve not closed”.

After this procedure is complete , are we required to do a dry crank before doing the manual start valve procedure ?

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Old 6th October 2025 | 00:54
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No, the engine had essentially started, there is no residual unburnt fuel in the cans.
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