MD-11 Auto-Pilot EPCU Fault

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8 years 9 months ago - 8 years 9 months ago #153 by Mark
Long history of auto-pilot "Single Land" on approach. Previous troubleshooting at other stations showed continual FCC "LAND PWR INV" EPCU faults. I saw the same fault recorded on Flight 6. The Fault Isolation Manual steers you towards the MMR to check for problems there. I found none. Just by chance I looked up the history in the EPCU. It had a matching time frame fault (Flight 6, Alt 1776, Time 17:06) which showed an "RCCB-1 / INTFC" fault. A quick FIM look-up referenced RCCB B1-1378 as the culprit.


I replaced the RCCB and performed auto-land tests on both FCC's. Both passed, but because of a chronic history, a crew CAT approach will be required.


RCCB R/R, AMM 24-50-01-4
FIM Manual 24-30-05-00 and 22-00 Tasks 874-876
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5 years 9 months ago #570 by jake ounce
I have never seen these RCCBs yet. Are they resettable like a C/B?

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5 years 9 months ago - 5 years 9 months ago #571 by Mark
Replied by Mark on topic MD-11 Auto-Pilot EPCU Fault
rotate.aero/forum/ata-24-electrical-gene...ccb-power-control#63 should explain things for you.

On the MD-10/11, these particular ones were in the forward E&E aft right wall. The majority of the power RCCB's are in the mid electrical bay, forward wall behind the three tall brown covers.
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