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Loss of the R Ice Detector


TASK 30-81-00-810-803-A
Loss of the R Ice Detector


1. Possible Causes
  • DET-ICE, R [2DD2]
  • wiring between pin A/7 of the R ice detector and the ground terminal
  • wiring between pin A/1 of the R ice detector and the circuit breaker (4DD2)
  • C/B-ANTI ICE/ICE DET/R [4DD2]
2. Job Set-up Information
 A. Referenced Information
REFERENCE
DESIGNATION
TSM TASK 24-00-00-810-803-A
Circuit Breaker Tripped and/or C/B TRIPPED Warning
AMM 30-81-00-710-001
Operational Test of the Ice Detection System
ASM 308101
AMM 30-81-31-000-001
Removal of the Ice Detector
AMM 30-81-31-400-001
Installation of the Ice Detector
3. Fault Confirmation
Subtask 30-81-00-710-054-B
A. Test
Do the operational test of the ice detection system AMM 30-81-00-710-001.
4. Fault Isolation
Subtask 30-81-00-865-052-A
A. Table of the circuit breakers used in this procedure:
PANELDESIGNATIONFINLOCATION
** ON A/C ALL
122VUANTI ICE/ICE DET/R4DD2V13
Subtask 30-81-00-810-052-A
B. If the test gives the maintenance message ICE DETECTOR 2:
  • do a check of the status of the circuit breaker (4DD2).
   (1) If the circuit breaker is closed:
  • do a check for 115VAC at pin A/1 of the R ice detector (2DD2).
     (a) If there is 115VAC:
     (b) If there is no 115VAC:
  • do a check for a ground signal at pin A/7 of the R ice detector (2DD2).
       1 If there is no ground signal:
  • repair the wiring between pin A/7 of the R ice detector and the ground terminal ASM 308101.
       2 If there is a ground signal:
  • do a check of the wiring between pin A/1 of the R ice detector and the circuit breaker (4DD2).
         a If there is no continuity:
  • repair the above wiring.
         b If there is continuity:
  • replace the circuit breaker (4DD2).
   (2) If the circuit breaker is open:
     (a) If the fault continues:
  • Replace the C/B-ANTI ICE/ICE DET/R [4DD2] .
     (b) If the fault continues:
  • Replace the DET-ICE, R [2DD2] .
Subtask 30-81-00-710-055-A
C. Do the operational test given in Para. 3.
[Rev.8 from Aug 2018] 2026.04.04 04:29:47 UTC