This quiz assesses knowledge on the operation and maintenance of Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE), specifically focusing on the New Generation Heater (NGH). It covers topics such as temperature control, starting procedures, and sensible heat, crucial for personnel in military aerospace environments.
Secure all doors.
Warm-up the engine.
Set the master control switch to ON.
Position the tow bar to the left or right.
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Screw.
Scissor.
Ratchet.
Pneumatic.
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Line filter.
Check valve.
Mesh screen.
Relief valve.
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9.
7.
5.
3.
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Air bleed.
Rotary by-pass.
Counterbalance.
Over pressurization.
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A smooth movement with no binding or no jumping.
Fast steady movements with minimal jumping.
Some settling once the actuator is released.
Small amounts of residue.
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Slow operation.
Erratic operation.
Fluid under the unit.
Movement when the control valve is not actuated.
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Unit manufacturer’s technical order (TO).
Periodic inspection workcards.
Service inspection workcards.
Illustrated parts breakdown.
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Tighten the ram lock nut.
Loosen the ram lock nut.
Close the relief valve.
Close the air vent.
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Adjust the forks.
Stabilize the main tube assembly.
Raise and lower the wheel assemblies.
Engage or disengage the aircraft nose gear.
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Blower.
Airflow.
Evaporator.
Temperature.
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2,400.
4,100.
4,400.
6,400.
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Maximum.
Minimum.
Constant.
Erradic.
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Sweating at the outlet of a component.
Frosting at the outlet of a component.
Abnormal compressor noise.
Increased suction pressure. Please
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Water level switch.
Oil pressure switch.
Fuel level indicator.
Fuel pressure switch.
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Closing the shutoff valve.
Operating the hand pump.
Closing the air bleed valve.
Operating the system pump.
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Ammeter.
Voltmeter.
Bright head lights.
Control panel light.
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Opening the fuel solenoid.
Closing the engine intake air.
Shutting off fuel to the engine.
Tripping the protective circuit breaker.
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Base assembly.
Upper platform.
Stair support linkage.
Hydraulic cylinder assembly.
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When the temperature gauge reads COOL.
Never, as it will result in serious engine damage.
When ambient temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (°F).
During the engine start up with the ignition switch in PREHEAT position.
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Lubricates the connecting rods.
Has high viscosity and is very inflammable.
Forms a seal between the vanes and the stator.
Permits it to be classified as a high pressure unit.
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Operate the unit.
Analyze the problem.
Perform a service inspection.
Give several probable causes.
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Pressure from the jack.
Beam assembly.
A control box.
Load cell.
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Low-pressure gas.
High-pressure gas.
Low-pressure liquid.
High-pressure liquid.
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Cooled.
Heated.
Compressed.
Contaminated.
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Super heat.
Latent heat.
Specific heat.
Sensible heat.
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High-pressure.
Low-pressure.
High volume.
Low volume.
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Replace the starter.
Check the starter cables.
Remove and replace the battery.
Check the battery terminals and posts.
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Corroded battery cables.
A defective control cable.
The main disconnect switch is ON.
The engine switch is in RUN position.
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30 pounds of oil pressure is reached on the engine oil pressure gauge.
The start switch is released.
The engine warms up.
The engine starts.
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High pressure.
Low pressure.
High volume.
Low volume.
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Tow.
Closed.
Opened.
Transport.
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Bleed air from the reservoir during operation.
Purge entrapped air before operation.
Fill the outlet hoses to the aircraft.
Remove contaminants.
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OPEN.
STAND.
AIRCRAFT.
EXTERNAL.
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Fill switch, LS4.
Fill master switch.
Fill micro switch, FS1.
Fill to start relay switch.
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Precision tolerances.
Weight and size.
Intricate parts.
Age.
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Tachometer.
Diesel engine.
Throttle assembly.
Fuel system relief valve.
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High blower output.
Low blower output.
High cabin pressure.
Low flow indicator.
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Sensible heat.
Specific heat.
Super heat.
Latent heat.
Operate in moderate to high pressure.
Operate in low to moderate pressure.
Be semi-corrosive to metals.
Have a high boiling point.
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Warming door is not lowered for cold weather operating conditions.
Low oil level in the feed air compressor lubricant separator tank.
Booster compressor defective.
Poor air ventilation.
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Hydraulic pressure.
Battery charging.
Fuel pressure.
Oil pressure.
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RUN.
MODE.
START.
DRIVE.
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Ensure the engine is at governed speed before engaging compressor.
Allow compressor oil and discharge pressures to stabilize.
Defrost the evaporator.
Build-up oil pressure.
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Air.
Refrigerant.
Electric heater.
Engine coolant.
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Permit refrigerant pressure to equalize.
Perform maximum refrigerant pump down.
Place heating/cooling switch in HEATING position.
Place the reversing valve lever in the HEATING position.
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Relief valves.
Aircraft pumps.
Low pressure filters.
High pressure pump.
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Volume control.
Flow control valve.
Compensator control.
Flowmeter assembly.
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