ENGINES
Stall During Acceleration • The compressor bleed valve(s) are stuck shut – Replace bleed valve(s)
• The compressor bleed valve(s) are out of calibration – Have the unit(s) bench checked and calibrated
• A defective fuel control unit is overfueling – Replace the fuel control unit
• Compressor FOD – Check first-stage compressor blades for FOD
Failure to Accelerate Properly • The P3 sense line is restricted or leaking – Check the line for any obstruction(s)
• Corrosion or ice in the fuel control unit bellows section – Remove the fuel control unit for cleaning; check the P3 line for water
• Defective fuel control unit – Replace the fuel control unit
• Dirt in pneumatic section of fuel control unit – Clean the fuel control unit
• Contaminated P3 filter – Check and change filter; this will also cause a slow start
• Defective temperature compensator – Replace the unit
Failure to Decelerate • Disconnected or improperly-rigged fuel control unit – Repair or re-rig as necessary
• Fuel control unit bypass valve is stuck – Replace the fuel control unit
• Binding control linkage – Check the control linkage and repair as necessary
Flameout • Interrupted fuel supply – Aircraft fuel valve shut off inadvertently
• Fuel pump drive failure preceded by slight increase in N1 rpm
– Check fuel pump cranking pressure
• Air in fuel system – Flameout at idle after a start; bleed fuel system and check reason for air entering the fuel system
• Contaminated fuel control unit – Check all fuel filters; clean the fuel system and replace filters as necessary
• Incorrectly-rigged fuel control unit linkage, not contacting maximum stop at full throttle – Re-rig fuel control unit
• Fuel nozzle restriction, partially plugged – Clean and flow check fuel nozzles; this will cause hot section distress
TRAINING IN: • ENGINEERING • MANUFACTURING • REPAIR
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