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To isolate AC Bus 1 from the electrical system:
press in the left AUTO XFER switchlight, turn off the #1 generator.
Once disconnected, the IDG:
can only be reconnected on the ground by maintenance.
The ADG supplies AC power to hydraulic pump:
3B, and the AC Essential Bus.
The ADG is rated at:
115 VAC 15 KVA.
115 VAC is converted to 28 VDC by the:
Transformer Rectifier Units.
With a TRU 1 failure, DC Bus 1 can be powered :
automatically or manually by the SERVICE TRU when TIE 1 closes.
An ESS TRU1 caution message indicates that TRU output is less than:
18 volts.
A failure of AC BUS 2 will result in the loss of ___ TRU(s)?
3
IDG 1 normally powers
AC Bus 1, AC Essential Bus, AC Utility Bus 1.
After ADG deployment, and a normal source of AC power is re-established.
The PWR TXFR OVERIDE switch will allow a normal AC power source to power the AC ESS Bus.
Engine starting requires air from the APU, ground air cart, or
60 psi minimum, 10th stage engine cross bleed air.
Ignition system B is powered from the:
DC Battery Bus.
At low power settings (N1 less than 79%), the engine is on:
N2 speed control, regardless of Speed switches position.
The left Engine Start switch/light, when pressed in opens the:
left and right 10th SOV's, 10th isolation valve, and left air turbine starter valve.
During thrust reverser deployment:
both the wing and cowl anti-ice valves close.
Scavenge ejectors and gravity feed lines transfer fuel from the:
main tanks to the collector tanks.
How is fuel balance maintained between the main fuel tanks?
Manually by the gravity crossflow valve.

Automatically by the XFLOW/APU pump and associated shutoff valves.
If the high pressure engine driven fuel pump fails:
the engine flames out.
Fuel is supplied to the APU by the:
XFLOW/APU pump from both main tanks.

right engine supply line (if pressurized), under negative g conditions.
When the Boost Pump switch/lights are pressed in, the Boost pumps operate:
when low pressure is detected in an engine feed line.