Beechcraft TRAVEL AIR 95 Shop Manual page 105

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TROUBLE
PROBABLE
CAUSE
CORRECTION
6.
Cycling
valve
automatic
a.
Cycling
valve
out of
a.
Adjust
the
cycling
valve
return
functions
before
de-
adjustment.
"pop-off"
pressure,
icers
are fully inflated
or
inflation
cycle
is longer
than
5
to
9 seconds.
ENGINE-DRIVEN DEICER
(TAVCO OR
GOODRICH
VALVES)
The
following troubleshooting
procedures
are based
on
the
assumption
that the
aircraft
engine-driven
vacuum
pumps
and
the
aircraft
electrical
system
are operational.
TROUBLE
PROBABLE
CAUSE
CORRECTION
1. Deicer
boots
do not inflate
a.
Open
circuit
breaker.
a.
Push
deicer
circuit
breaker
to
(either or
both engines
reset,
operating
at minimum
cruise
rpm for a period
b.
Loose
electrical
connection
b.
Tighten
or repair
as required,
of
eight seconds).
or broken
wire.
c.
Timer
not functioning.
c.
See
Component
Maintenance
and
Replacement,
Timer.
d.
Control
valves
not func-
d. See system
Checkout,
Control
tioning.
Valves,
e.
Control
valve
poppet
e. See Component
Maintenance
and
sticking.
Replacement,
Control
Valves.
f
.
Piping
lines
kinked,
blocked,
f
.
Inspect
lines
and
connections;
or not connected.
blow out lines.
g.
Leak
in
system.
g. See
System Checkout,
Air Leakage
Test.
2. Deicer
boots
inflate
too
a.
Piping
lines kinked,
par-
a. Inspect
lines
and connections;
blow
slowly
(either
or both
blocked,
or not connected
out lines.
engines
operating
at
securely,
minimwn
cruise
rpm
for a period
of
eight
b.
Leak in system.
b. See System
Checkout
Air Leakage
seconds)
.
Test.
c. Shuttle
Valve not func-
c. Check fitting
in shuttle
valve
deicer
tioning.
port
for
proper
installation
(Good-
rich
control
valves
only)
,
d.
Deicer
boot puncture.
d.
Repair
as prescribed
in
Part
III
of
this
amendment
or replace.
3. Deicer
boots
do not deflate.
a. Pilot
pressure
and priority
a.
Install each
line between
pilot
pressure
lines
improperly
port
of one
valve
assembly
and
installed
(Tavco
control
priority
port
of opposite
valve
valve
assemblies
only)
.
assembly.
4.
Deicer
boots
deflate
too
a. Defect
in aircraft
vacuum
a.
See
Vacuum System,
this
manual.
slowly.
system.
b.
Clogged
air
filters
(Good-
b.
See Component
Maintenance
and
rich
control
valves
only)
.
Replacement,
Air Filters,
c. Piping
lines
kinked
or
c.
Inspect
and
blow
out lines.
partially
blocked.
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