How do you manually transfer fuel?

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Multiple Choice

How do you manually transfer fuel?

Explanation:
Manual control of the crossflow system is what allows fuel to move between tanks on demand. To transfer fuel manually, you first take the crossflow out of automatic operation by setting the crossflow AUTO OVERRIDE to MAN. This step hands control to you rather than letting the system decide when to crossflow. Then you enable the crossflow path on the low side by turning XFLOW ON for the low side valve. This opens the crossflow path so fuel can flow from the other tank into the low-side tank, accomplishing the transfer as directed by procedures. Other options don’t initiate a manual transfer: leaving automatic control active won’t start manual crossflow, turning off XFLOW prevents crossflow entirely, and simply starting or turning off pumps without engaging the crossflow path won’t accomplish the needed transfer.

Manual control of the crossflow system is what allows fuel to move between tanks on demand. To transfer fuel manually, you first take the crossflow out of automatic operation by setting the crossflow AUTO OVERRIDE to MAN. This step hands control to you rather than letting the system decide when to crossflow. Then you enable the crossflow path on the low side by turning XFLOW ON for the low side valve. This opens the crossflow path so fuel can flow from the other tank into the low-side tank, accomplishing the transfer as directed by procedures. Other options don’t initiate a manual transfer: leaving automatic control active won’t start manual crossflow, turning off XFLOW prevents crossflow entirely, and simply starting or turning off pumps without engaging the crossflow path won’t accomplish the needed transfer.

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