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Pull this circuit breaker

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Beware of exposed terminals

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Flight control shut off switches

Flight spoiler shut off switches

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Always protect your head from uplock assembly

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Always use floor boards to protect your knees

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Beware of loose or missing floorboards

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Toilet blower

Toilet drain valve

Toilet waste tank

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Don’t use potable water hose for toilets

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Multi function display control panel

Lower / multi function display panel

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Multi function display control panel

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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

Standby hydraulic pump circuit breaker inside this panel

The B737-800 aircraft has three hydraulic power systems: A system, B system, and the Standby system. The three systems operate the same as those on the B737-300/400 aircraft, but with some exceptions. The power supplies to the electrical hydraulic pumps cross over and the Circuit Breakers (C/B) are located on the Electrical Power Distribution Panels in the E&E Bay.

The A system pump control C/B is on the #2 Distribution Panel on the right side of the E&E rack, whilst the B system pump control C/B is on the #1 Distribution Panel on the left side of the E&E rack. There is also a 3 phase heavy duty C/B for each system located inside the distribution panel.

CAUTION: The control C/B’s MUST be PULLED and TAGGED to disable the main hydraulic pumps.

The standby hydraulic system pump is located inside the R/H aft wing to body fairing along with the brake accumulator. The Standby Hydraulic Pump is isolated by tripping and tagging the circuit breaker located inside the #2 power distribution panel. There is no control breaker on the outside of the panel for the standby system.

Always ensure that the tag is on a long string and hangs outside the panel when the front cover is closed.

WARNING: This breaker must NOT be tripped or reset when power is on the aircraft as there are lethal voltages at exposed terminals within the distribution panel.

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B system breaker pulled and tagged

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Flight control shutoff valve locked out

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Beware of springs jamming fingers!!!

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Disconnect plugs to disable drive unit

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Flap bypass valve

Remove t/tube to separate flap drive

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I/B aft flap drive rod

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SPOILER PANELS

1 2 3 4 56

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I/B ground spoiler lock installed

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Standby L/edge devices shutoff

valve PLUG REMOVED

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Flight spoiler shutoff valve

Flight control shutoff valve

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O/B ground spoiler lock fully installed

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Flight spoiler lock

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Lockout pin installed in Cruise Depressurization Valve

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Leading edge slat lock

Beware of sharp corners

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POTABLE WATER TANK QTY GAUGE

TOILET WASTE TANK QTY GAUGE

FWD ENTRY LIGHT SWITCHES

FWD AIR STAIRS CONTROL PANEL

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THRUST REVERSER BYPASS LEVER

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MIND YOUR HEAD ON THE CORNER

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STEERING BYPASS VALVE LOCK PIN

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RAPID OPENING / VERYHEAVY TO CLOSE

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KEEP YOUR CABIN LIKE THIS

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NOT LIKE THIS !!!

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“NOW GO

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