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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 7, 2018 1:55:09 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 45 - EXT XFER Caution on DDIIFEI = Integrated fuel-Engine Indicator SDC = Signal Data Converter 1. Not Applicable. 2. FUEL page / Fuel Quantity Indicator / IFEI ... ... ... ... IDENTIFY EXT TANK WITH TRAPPED FUEL Perform the following steps while monitoring fuel transfer, tank quantities, and lateral asymmetry - 3. EXT TANKS switch(es) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ORIDE 4. EXT TANKS switch(es) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CYCLE to STOP and back to ORIDE 5. EXT TANKS switch(es) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... NORM 6. PROBE switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CYCLE 7. Apply positive and negative g. 8. FUEL page / SDC / RESET If practical - 9. Descend below freezing level and repeat steps 3 thru 8. 10. If below 10,000 feet MSL, BLEED AIR knob ... ... ... ... CYCLE THRU OFF TO NORM 11. LDG GEAR and HOOK handles ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... DOWN 12. LDG GEAR and HOOK handles ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... UP 13. Perform in-flight Refueling. If / when transfer complete but prior to landing - 14. EXT TANKS switch(es) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... NORM If external wing tanks fuel trapped - 15. Ensure lateral asymmetry within limits for landing. FOR CARRIER LANDING If centreline tank is still over 500 pounds - 16. Divert or SELECT JETT tank. Cause- One or more external tanks failed / slow to transfer when commanded.
RemarksIcing may occur in the external fuel tank pressurisation system inhibiting external tank transfer and refueling. Descending and accelerating may reduce the effects of icing. External fuel available but not transferring.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 8, 2018 5:08:29 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 46 - L or R FLAMEOUT Caution on DDIL FLAMEOUT &/or R FLAMEOUT |
Audio - “Engine Left, Engine Left” or “Engine Right, Engine Right” SINGLE ENGINE FLAMEOUT* 1. Throttle affected engine ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... IDLE If rpm continues to decrease with increasing EGT (failed auto-restart) - - 2. Throttle affected engine ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... OFF - 3. Refer to Single Engine Approach and Landing procedure. If engine auto-restarts - - 4. Check engine response at a safe altitude. - 5. Land as soon as practical. - 6. Consider HALF flap approach for landing. Cause- Designated exhaust Flamed out.
RemarksCAUTIONAttempting to restart an engine that has flamed out for no apparent reason may result in an engine bay fue leak / fire. If an engine fails, the corresponding generator and HYD system will be lost. Either generator supplies sufficient power to operate all electrical items. A windmilling engine can cause repeated flight control transients as the hydraulic switching valves operate. Various FCS cautions will come on intermittently. After the rpm has decreased to near zero, the transients will cease, the FCS cautions wil go off, and FCS operation will be normal. To prevent repeated switching valve cycling, avoid stabilised flight where engine windmilling rpm producs hydraulic pressure fluctuations between 800 to 1,600 psi. If control of a surface is lost due to a frozen or sticking switching valve, attempt to unstick the valve by gently cycling the flight controls, and reset the FCS
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 9, 2018 5:03:16 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 47 - FLIR OVRHT Caution on DDIFLIR = Forward Looking Infra-Red 1. FLIR switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... OFF (if practical). Cause- Targeting FLIR internal overheat detected.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 10, 2018 4:13:59 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 48 - L or R FUEL HOT Caution on DDIL FUEL HOT &/or R FUEL HOT |
AMAD = Airframe Mounted Accessory Drive PRE-FLIGHT1. Throttle affected engine ... ... ... ... ... ... ... OFF IN FLIGHT1. Throttle affected engine ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Increase fuel flow (if practical) 2. Wing fuel switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CHECK NORM 3. MENU ENG ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... MONITOR FUEL TEMP (<79 Degrees C) 4. Land as soon as practical. POST FLIGHTIf caution remain for more than 5 minutes - 5. Throttle affected engine ... ... ... ... ... ... ... OFF Cause- Designated engine fuel feed temperature too high.
RemarksFuel temperature greater than 79 degrees C may cause AMAD to overheat with associated cautions.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 12, 2018 10:29:19 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 49 - FUEL LO Caution on DDI and Annunciator PanelAudio = “Fuel Low, Fuel Low” 1. Throttles ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Reduce fue flow (if practical). 2. Land as soon as possible. 3. Check for fuel transfer failure indications. If trapped fuel indicated - 4. EXT TANK switches . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CHECK 5. Avoid negative g manoeuvring. Cause- At least one feed tank below 800 pounds.
RemarksMay indicate fuselage fuel leak. Sideslip may be required to transfer wing fuel.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 12, 2018 10:45:28 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 50 - FUEL XFER Caution on DDI1. Stop manoeuvreing. 2. Check transfer tanks 1 & 4. 3. Calculate CG. If CG aft of limit - 4. Refer to Landing With Aft CG. Cause- Tanks 1 and 4 fuel distribution out of balance.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 16, 2018 4:43:07 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 51 - L GEN &/or R GEN Caution on DDI and Annunciator PanelL GEN &/or R GEN & L GEN &/or R GEN |
OBOGS = Onbaord Oxygen Generation System PTS - Power Transmission Shaft SINGLE GEN FAILURE1. Generator Switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CYCLE If generator still failed - 2. Generator Switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... OFF 3. Land as soon as practical. Cause- Designated generator off line.
RemarksEither generator can support the total aircraft electrical load. With both generators offline refer to Double Generator Transformer Rectifier failure. With both generators offline - No OBOGS If associated with BOOST LO and both HYD circuit cautions, may be a PTS failure.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 16, 2018 4:56:13 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 52 - GEN TIE Caution Annunciator PanelGROUNDIf PARK BRK released during first engine start - Battery Start1. PARK BRK handle ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... SET 2. Operating GEN switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CYCLE 3. Start second engine. External Power Start 1. PARK BRK handle ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... SET 2. GEN TIE CONTROL switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CYCLE 3. Start second engine. IN FLIGHT1. GEN TIE CONTROL switch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... NORM (DO NOT CYCLE) If both GENs operating - 1. Do not attempt to reset GEN TIE. 2. Continue mission with GEN TIE on. With L or R GEN caution light - 2. GEN switch affected side ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... CYCLE If GEN restored - 3. Do not attempt to reset GEN TIE. 4. Continue mission with GEN TIE on. If GEN still failed - 3. GEN Switch affected side ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... OFF 4. Land as soon as practical. 5. Refere to Emergency Power Distribution chart. Cause- Left and right 115 vac buses are isolated (bus tie open).
- May be caused by initial engine start with the PARK BRK released or by electrical fault protection circuitry.
RemarksCAUTIONIF the left and right buses are isolated because of a detected fault, cycling the GEN TIE CONTROL switch reenergises the faulty bus/equipment and may cause further damage or loss of the remaining generator.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 19, 2018 2:11:08 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 53 - G-LIM 7.5 G Caution on DDI and “Flight Control” Audio WarningAudio = “Flight Controls, Flight Controls” Nz = Normal Acceleration = Acceleration in the pitch axis FCC = Flight Control Computer MUX = Multiplex Bus PROC = Processor FCS = Flight Control System INS = Inertial Navigation System 1. Limit intentional accelerations to the following: GW (lb) | Acceleration (g) | <= 32,357 | -3.0 to +7.5 | 34,000 | -2.9 to +7.1 | 38,000 | -2.6 to +6.4 | 42,000 | -2.3 to +5.8 | 50,000 | -1.9 to +4.8 |
Cause- Nz REF set to 7.5g regardless of gross weight.
RemarksG-limiter will not prevent an aircraft overstress at gross weights above 32,357 lb. Above 32,357 lb gross weight, pilot must limit g to prevent overstress. The presence of the G-LIM 7.5 caution may be an indication that the FCC has declared MUX Data failed. If this is the cause for the G-LIM 7.5 G caution, Xs will appear in CH 1/3 of the PROC row on the FCS page, as the FCS will stop using INS provided data across the MUX. There is no significant degreation to flying qualities, departure resistance or roll performance with these failure indications.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 19, 2018 2:35:20 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 54 - G-LIM OVRD Caution on DDINz = Normal Acceleration = Acceleration in the pitch axis NWS = Nose Wheel Steering 1. Stick ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Return to near neutral to disengage overide. CauseRemarksSelected by momentarily pressing the paddle switch when the stick is near the full aft limit. Maximum allowed g-limit increased by 33% (allows a 10g command at 7.5g Nz REF). Unless g-limiter override is desired, control maximum g-level. If the paddle switch has failed electrically, NWS and the autopilot may be commanded off without pilot action or notification.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 19, 2018 17:06:28 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 55 - GPS DEGD Caution on DDIHERR = Horizontal Error Information. Cause- GPS approach flight phase and HERR exceeds 108 feet for 10 seconds.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 20, 2018 18:57:24 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 56 - GUN GAS Caution on DDI1. Do not fire gun, even if caution clears. Cause- Gun purge air pressure low.
RemarksWARNINGFailure to purge cartridge combustion gases may result in a gun bay explosion and significant aircraft damage.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 20, 2018 19:04:21 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 57 - HAND CTRL Caution on DDIInformation. Cause- One hand controller inoperative.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 21, 2018 6:26:09 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 58 - HOME FUEL Caution on DDI1. Change HOME waypoint (if appropriate) or analyse configuration, fuel flow, and profile for BINGO.. Cause- Fuel remaining sufficient to fly to HOME waypoint with 2,000 lbs reserve or less.
RemarksHOME FUEL caution logic is disabled with WonW, the refueling probe extended, the landing gear cycled down then up, or within 5 seconds after a HOME waypoint change.
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Post by VBF-12 Gosling on Sept 21, 2018 17:27:03 GMT -5
DCS F-18 - Emergency of the Day 59 - IFF 4 Caution on DDI and “Mode 4 reply” Audio WarningAudio = “Mode 4 reply, Mode 4 reply” KIT 1C = Cryptographc keys Equipment. Information. Cause- Transponder failled to respond to a valid mode 4 interrogation (failure or mode 4 not enabled).
- Failure is the KIT 1C.
- Mode 4 codes zeroised, or KIT 1C installed but not keyed with crypto
RemarksThe IFF 4 caution and voice alert are disabled with the IFF MODE 4 switch in the OFF position.
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