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Old August 19th 12, 07:27 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Ludovic[_2_]
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Default ASH26 engine extraction

Hi
Has anyone experienced an engine extraction problem on an ASH26E ?
The Ilec does not seem to switch on, and when you push the 15A breaker in the cockpit you hear a "clonck" noise in the engine bay (could not identify where this is coming from exactly).

Any tips on how to proceed ?
- Try to feed the retraction motor with 12V directly to see if that moves ?
- Faulty Ilec (well...it doesn't seem to switch on) ?

Thanks for your help,
Ludovic
 




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