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Customer : AHK Manual : TSM

Type : A300-600 Selected Effectivity : 001-008


Rev. Date : Jun 01, 2016
AUTO FEED OPERATION

AUTO FEED OPERATION

The inner and center tank pumps operate in Auto Feed when the pumps are set to
operate as follows :
- One or two left inner tank pumps

AND

- One or two center tank pumps

AND

- One or two right inner tank pumps

When pump faults occur during AUTO FEED, an ECAM message 'AUTO FUEL FEED FAULT'
is shown on the EWD. When an AUTO FUEL FEED FAULT occurs, it is recommended that
you do a check of the LEDs on the Auto Fuel Feed Controller (AFFC) (185QA) to
find the cause of the fault.

NOTE : The ECAM message AUTO FUEL FEED FAULT can be shown as a spurious warning
when an inner tank is at low level (typically during descent or taxi-in).
Switch OFF the center tank pumps to clear the message.

LED indicators located on the front of the AFFC (Ref. Fig. 1)


show information related to the auto fuel feed system. The top row of four LEDs.
EXTERNAL STATUS CURRENT, shows the status of the AFFC system. The AFFC LEDs can
all show green which indicates no faults. They can also show 15 patterns of red
or red and green which relate to specified fault conditions. when there is more
than one fault, the fault with the highest priority is shown first.

The bottom row of four LEDs, EXTERNAL STATUS HISTORY, shows the fault pattern
related to the previous flight Legs. The highest priority of fault history is
shown first.

The one LED on the top right, AFFC STATUS CURRENT, shows the internal status of
the AFFC. This LED is red if an internal AFFC fault has been found. The one LED
on the bottom right, AFFC STATUS HISTORY, shows the history of the internal
status. If the LED is red, an internal AFFC fault has occured during the
privious 19 flight Legs.

Figure 28-21-00-058 / SHEET 01/1 - AUTO FEED OPERATION


** ON A/C 001-008

Print Date: September 22, 2016 Page 2 of 2


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