09/09/19
Message Overview:
Fault Message:
[BMC1] CROSSBLEED VALVE CMD /CBV
Fault Code:
3615318BMC
Associated CAS:
| Reporting LRU: | Bleed Management Controller (BMC) |
| System Description: | 36-11-00 |
| Schematic Diagram: | 36-11-00 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Wiring Diagram: | 30-11-04 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
Fault Description:
The Cross Bleed Valve position does not agree with the Bleed Management Controller (BMC) 1 command. Inhibited during Take-Off and Landing.
Possible Causes:
- Cross Bleed Valve (CBV) (L35)
- Secondary Power Distribution Assembly (SPDA) 3 (A15)
- Bleed Management Controller (BMC) 1 (A69)
- Junction Box JB4/PCB2
- Junction Box JB4/PCB3
- Relay (K15)
- Associated Wiring
Troubleshooting Tips:
Advisory Wire/Service Bulletin: None
Forum Articles/Infoservice/Newsletter: None
NOTES:
- CBV position can be monitored in CAIMS.
- Test Points are available in the Junction Box to monitor the different signals if needed.
Quick Links:
| Removal of the Junction Box JB3 Circuit-Cards | AMM 24-00-02-000-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Installation of the Junction Box JB3 Circuit-Cards | AMM 24-00-02-400-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Removal of the Secondary-Power Distribution Assemblies | AMM 24-62-01-000-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Installation of the Secondary-Power Distribution Assemblies | AMM 24-62-01-400-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Removal of the Cross-Bleed Valve | AMM 36-11-29-000-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Installation of the Cross-Bleed Valve | AMM 36-11-29-400-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Removal of the Bleed Management Controller | AMM 36-11-33-000-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Installation of the Bleed Management Controller | AMM 36-11-33-400-801 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
| Wire Repair - Maintenance Practices - ALL | SPM 20-12-10-02 [ Global Express ] [ G5000 ] [ Global XRS ] |
Troubleshooting Recommendations:
- Disconnect L35P1 from the XSBLEED valve.
- With A/C power on, select the XBLEED switch to "CLSD".
- Using a multimeter, measure for 28 VDC at Cross Bleed Valve connector L35P1 as follows:
From To Expected Result Result L35P1-3 L35P1-6 28 VDC - If there is no 28 VDC, go to step 11.
- If there is 28 VDC, continue with next step.
- Select XBLEED switch to "OPEN" and measure for 28 VDC at Cross Bleed Valve connector L35P1 as follows:
From To Expected Result Result L35P1-4 L35P1-6 28 VDC - If there is no 28 VDC, go to step 11.
- If there is 28 VDC, continue with next step.
- Select XBLEED switch to "CLSD" and connect a ground to L35P1-5.
- In CAIMS, go to "SYSTEM DIAG", Chap. 36, BMC1, "LRU TEST" and on Discrete & Analog input data page, check position of Cross Bleed Valve.
- If not indicated "FULL CLOSED", go to step 8.
- If indicated "FULL CLOSED", continue with next step.
- Select XBLEED switch to "OPEN", remove the ground from L35P1-5 and connect to L35P1-1. On Discrete & Analog input data page, check position of Cross Bleed Valve.
- If indicated "FULL OPEN", replace defective XBLEED VALVE and do close out.
- If NO, continue with next step.
- Swap BMC1 and BMC2.
- If system checks are good, replace BMC1 and do close out.
- If fault remains, continue with next step.
- Perform wiring checks of all wires between BMC1 and the XBLEED VALVE.
- If wiring checks are not good, repair defective wiring as required and do close out.
- If wiring checks are good, continue with next step.
- Replace JB3/PCB3.
- If system checks do close out.
- If fault remains, continue with next step.
- Swap SPDA3 and SPDA 4.
- If system checks are good, replace SPDA3 and do close out.
- If fault remains, continue with next step.
- Perform wiring checks of all wires between SPDA3 and the XBLEED VALVE.
- If wiring checks are not good, repair defective wiring as required and do close out.
- If wiring checks are good, continue with next step.
- Replace JB4/PCB2 or JB4/PCB3. Also verify relay K15P1 for proper operation.
- Do close out.
Troubleshooting Flow Chart

