solved Light test question

[jojo2993]

In some flight operation manuals it says:  the fire warning lights do not illuminate during the panel light test (Not fire/overheat test). In the IXEG they do. Does it vary between different types of classics? (sorry if it is a double report)

Edited March 1, 2018 by Morten

[jojo2993]

Just to make it clear ...

[JGregory]

The IXEG guys can elaborate further, but that screenshot of the manual you posted says that the lights are not "checked", not that they don't illuminate.

[Morten]

Impressive the things you guy's notice

Not sure, but I know there are differences between aircraft on what illuminates on the fire/overheat test, so might be in this case well. Jan maybe remembers.

M

[Litjan]

I don´t remember, but I may have some documentation and a few cockpit videos at home that I can check

Cheers, Jan

 

[Tom Knudsen]

I think this is due to revisions, in some cases the wheel whell do not light up too

Edited March 18, 2017 by Tom Knudsen

[jojo2993]

On 11.3.2017 at 11:14 AM, Litjan said:

I don´t remember, but I may have some documentation and a few cockpit videos at home that I can check

Cheers, Jan

 

 

@Litjan Any news so far?

Edited June 24, 2017 by jojo2993

[jojo2993]

Any news on that one now?

[FlyerC3]

My Pilots Handbook says :

LIGHTS TEST

Select TEST,
NOT all the lights come ON.
NOTE: MKR BCN, FLT ANNUNC,
PARK BRAKE don’t come on at all.
NOTE: On “some” planes, the
FIRE HANDLE and WHEEL
WELL LITES do not come on during test.

 

So, obviously it may differ between planes.