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Table   10–1. Fuel System Controls and Indicators   (cont)

TM 1-1520-238-T-7 10–22 Change 6 10–6. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS (cont) 10–6 Table   10–1. Fuel System Controls and Indicators Pilot FUEL Panel SWITCH/INDICATOR POSITION FUNCTION ENG 1 switch ON Energizes engine 1 fuel crossfeed/shutoff valve. OFF De-energizes engine 1 fuel crossfeed/shutoff valve. CROSSFEED switch FWD TK Enables both engines to receive fuel from forward fuel cell. NORM Enables ENG 1 to feed from forward fuel cell. Enables ENG 2 to feed from aft fuel cell. AFT TK Enables both engines to receive fuel from aft fuel cell. ENG 2 switch ON Energizes engine 2 fuel crossfeed/shutoff valve. OFF De-energizes engine 2 fuel crossfeed/shutoff valve. BOOST switch ON Enables pneumatically driven boost pump (in aft fuel cell) to deliver fuel to both engine fuel crossfeed/shutoff valves. OFF De-energizes boost pump. TRANS switch TO FWD Transfers fuel from aft fuel cell to forward fuel cell via the fuel transfer pump. OFF De-energizes fuel transfer pump. TO AFT Transfers fuel from forward fuel cell to aft fuel cell via the fuel transfer pump. EXT TK switch ON Energizes auxiliary fuel tank air and fuel shutoff valves and routes pressurized air to external tanks for transfer of fuel to internal fuel cells. When four external tanks are installed, PAS air only pressurizes outboard tanks. Fuel is forced from outboard tanks, through inboard tanks, and into aircraft internal fuel cells. OFF De-energizes auxiliary fuel tank shutoff valves.

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