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    The document provides preliminary cockpit preparation steps for an aircraft, including setting engine and weather radar switches, lowering the landing gear lever, turning off windshield wipers, checking battery voltages and external power settings, performing an APU fire test, and starting the APU. Batteries should be checked if they have been supplied for less than 6 hours or auto checked if supplied for more than 6 hours. The APU fire test is performed by pressing the guarded APU fire test button and verifying the correct warning lights and signals activate.

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    The document provides preliminary cockpit preparation steps for an aircraft, including setting engine and weather radar switches, lowering the landing gear lever, turning off windshield wipers, checking battery voltages and external power settings, performing an APU fire test, and starting the APU. Batteries should be checked if they have been supplied for less than 6 hours or auto checked if supplied for more than 6 hours. The APU fire test is performed by pressing the guarded APU fire test button and verifying the correct warning lights and signals activate.

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    Preliminary Cockpit Preparation: Apu Fire

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    The document provides preliminary cockpit preparation steps for an aircraft, including setting engine and weather radar switches, lowering the landing gear lever, turning off windshield wipers, checking battery voltages and external power settings, performing an APU fire test, and starting the APU. Batteries should be checked if they have been supplied for less than 6 hours or auto checked if supplied for more than 6 hours. The APU fire test is performed by pressing the guarded APU fire test button and verifying the correct warning lights and signals activate.

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    PRELIMINARY COCKPIT PREPARATION

    AIRCRAFT SETUP

     ENG
    MASTER LVRS 1&2 OFF
    ENG START selector NORMAL

     W.RADAR
    SWITCH OFF
    W,SHEAR/PWS OFF
    GAIN KNOB AUTO/CAL
    MODE AS RQ

     L/GEAR
     L/G LEVER OFF

     WIPERS
    BOTH selectors OFF

    BATTERIES/EXT. POWER
    Supp. less 6 hs

    BAT 1-2-APUB pb CHEK OFF


    BAT 1-2-APU Voltage +25,5 V
     If at or below 25,5V
    BAT1-2-APU pb AUTO
    EXT.POWER ON 20 MIN
    BAT1-2-APU pb OFF

     If above 25,5V
    BAT1-2-APU pb AUTO

    Supp. above 6 hs

    BAT1-2-APU pb AUTO check ABOVE 23,5 V


     If AVAIL LIGHT ON
    EXT. PWR pb ON

    APU FIRE TEST/ APU START

    RMP CHECK ON/SET


    Green NAV Light CHECK OFF
    SEL light OFF
    COMFREC. TUNE

    APU FIRE
    APU FIRE pb CHECK IN and GUARDED
    APU AGENT light CHECK OFF
    APU FIRE TEST pb PRESS & MANT
    TEST RESULT
     APU FIRE warning on
     ECAM
     CRC
     MASTER WARN light
     APU FIRE pb
     SQUIB & DISCH on

    APU START
    APU MASTER SW ON
    APU START pb PRESS (MAX 3 consec. X 60 min cool)

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