Troubleshoot and rectify an inoperative navigation light
You are an avionics trade assistant working toward your licence.
What is going on
Coral Coast Air Charter's twin piston aircraft VH-CCX has a left navigation light reported inoperative on a night pre-flight check, logged as DEF-26-0412 with work order WO-26-1184 raised. The aircraft has a night charter on Friday. Ahmed Farouk wants a logical troubleshooting sequence from the wiring diagram, starting with the lamp and working back through the connector, wiring, switch and circuit breaker, with every test and result recorded. The bench multimeter MM-008 is withdrawn for overdue calibration, so a calibrated meter must be drawn from the register, and any part fitted must come from the bonded store with its batch recorded.
Subject: Troubleshoot the navigation light on VH-CCX
Coral Coast reported the left navigation light inoperative on VH-CCX and the aircraft has a night charter on Friday. Work order WO-26-1184 is raised and defect DEF-26-0412 is open. Please troubleshoot it properly using the wiring diagram: lamp, connector, wiring, switch and circuit breaker, in that order. Use a calibrated multimeter from the bench, not the one that has been withdrawn. Record each test and result on the work order, fit parts from store with the batch number recorded, and do the functional check. I will inspect and certify.
Your brief
Troubleshoot the navigation light circuit using the approved wiring data and calibrated test equipment, rectify the fault with correctly documented parts, perform the functional check and record the work for inspection and certification.
Work through it
You do not need to do it all. Doing a few of these will show you what the work is like. Your ticks and notes stay on this device.
What someone in this role would produce
- Troubleshooting sequence with readings
- Work order record with parts and batch
- Updated defect log entry
- Tool sign out and return record
Printing this is a record of what you explored. It is not a certificate or a qualification.
