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>Engine Shutdown 

 

Flying Handbook Menu > Ground Operations > Engine Shutdown

Finally, the pilot should always use the procedures in the manufacturer’s checklist for shutting down the engine and securing the airplane. Some of the important items include:

• Set the parking brakes ON.
• Set throttle to IDLE or 1,000 r.p.m. If turbocharged,b observe the manufacturer’s spool down procedure.
• Turn ignition switch OFF then ON at idle to check for proper operation of switch in the OFF position.
• Set propeller control (if equipped) to FULL INCREASE.
• Turn electrical units and radios OFF.
• Set mixture control to IDLE CUTOFF.

• Turn ignition switch to OFF when engine stops.
• Turn master electrical switch to OFF.
• Install control lock.

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