08/09/21
Message Overview:
Message Description:
The cabin temperature will be too hot in the front cabin and too cold in the back. The upper cabin register will also have an excessive airflow.
- The hot air outlet of the injector has a 1.5" cap with a 0.240" hole in the middle of it that is welded to the duct. Should this cap break off at the weld and detach from the unit, an excess of hot air will flow through the upper cabin register.
Possible Causes:
- Cabin Trim Injector
Troubleshooting Tips:
Advisory Wire/Service Bulletin:
- AW300-21-0045 - Erratic Temperature Control in Auto Mode
Forum Articles/Infoservice/Newsletter: None
Quick Links:
| Removal of Differential Pressure Sensor | AMM 21-51-03-000-801 |
| Installation of Differential Pressure Sensor | AMM 21-51-03-400-801 |
| Removal of Bleed Pressure Transducer | AMM 36-11-03-000-801 |
| Installation of Bleed Pressure Transducer | AMM 36-11-03-400-801 |
| Cleaning of the Ventilated Temperature Sensor | AMM 21-61-00-110-801 |
Troubleshooting Recommendations:
NOTE: The hot air outlet of the injector has a 1.5" cap with a 0.240" hole in the middle of it that is welded to the duct. Should this cap break off at the weld and detach from the unit, an excess of hot air will flow through the upper cabin register.
- Duplicate or verify the air conditioning system operation IAW AMM 21-52-00-710-801.
- Troubleshoot if after five (5) minutes, the upper cabin register has an excessive airflow and an abnormally high temperature when the cabin selector is turned counter clockwise to the COLD position on the AIR COND/BLEED control panel.
- Remove the Cabin Trim Injector IAW AMM 21-61-49-000-801.
- Visually inspect the Cabin Trim Injector. Check for the presence of the hot air outlet restrictor cap. If present, check the integrity of the weld.

- Should the restrictor cap be missing, it must be retrieved from the aircraft ducting and the Cabin Trim Injector must be replaced.

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