Normandee Posted April 2, 2019 Report Posted April 2, 2019 I Keep receiving message the plane has no pressure at about 28000 feet, but when i check my pressure mode is set to auto and the two upper oxygen switches which i am sure are only for the emergency oxygen. my A/C AND BLEED are on auto. and i cant find any thing about the correct settings. Any suggestions please Regards and thanks in advance Norman Quote
DwightP980 Posted April 2, 2019 Report Posted April 2, 2019 @Normandee Norman, just a thought, have you checked the Cabin press vessel condition in the Maintenance Manager? It seems that some time back I had a similar problem, and upon landing and checking the Maintenance Manager I had to spend a cool $60,000 to repair. Blue skies to you, Dwight Quote
Normandee Posted April 2, 2019 Author Report Posted April 2, 2019 Thank you Dwight I checked every thing over on landing twice, found nothing in the maintenance section all was looking new still. Not sure if i am using the incorrect switches, being studding the manual but unable to find anything there. Thanks very much Quote
DwightP980 Posted April 3, 2019 Report Posted April 3, 2019 I just tried a flight from KMCO up to FL320 trying to create your issue. I tried to set the aircraft up to fail by pulling the 3 amp Cabin Pressure circuit breaker, and setting the ECS switches to Auto/ON and turned Pilot and Cabin O2 switches to off. While monitoring the Cabin Pressure condition everything was normal with no warning until FL314 when the Cabin Press Altitude warning came on showing a Cabin Alt of 10,400 feet, which I would except to see happen. I then reset the 3 amp CB and did a 180° back to KMCO with normal operation to shut down. Scratching my head Only other thing I can think to do would be: Go to your X-Plane 11 folder, select the Output folder, then select the TBM900 folder. Within them TBM900 folder locate the state folder and delete it. On restarting X-Plane and the TBM it will regenerate the state folder and sometimes this will clear glitches that reoccur time and again. Blue skies to you, Dwight Report post Quote
Normandee Posted April 3, 2019 Author Report Posted April 3, 2019 Thanks for the time and help Dwight. I will give this a shot next chance I get and follow you instructions, Sure Appreciate your suggestions an am sure this will do the trick. Regards Norman Quote
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