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cessna_driver2 said:
So you are correct. The gear up switch does not shut the hydraulic power pack off.
Neither do the gear down microswitches as far as I'm aware.
 
--as an aside, you should watch (listen) for a pump which does not shut off; usually indicates a leak in the system (and will wear out that expensive pump if not repaired). It will stay on to keep the gear (and pressure) up; the gear may stay all the way up, but the pressure will be too low for the pump to shut off.
 
JRSLim said:
Neither do the gear down microswitches as far as I'm aware.
Then what shuts the pump off at the down limit? My manual shows a pressure switch only in the side of the system that's pressurized when gear is going up.
 
VNugget said:
Then what shuts the pump off at the down limit? My manual shows a pressure switch only in the side of the system that's pressurized when gear is going up.


Three down limit switches will shutoff the pump going down. ~1800 PSI (not up limit switches) will shut the pump off on the way up.
 

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