KA200-033 · KING AIR 200/B200 · ATA 33

King Air 200/B200 Lighting Systems and Fault Isolation

10 lessons

Understand actual lighting architecture and task branches

10 practice cases

Make two related fault interpretations in each case

3 measured jobs

Complete five supported fields in every job
WWAOG King Air 200/B200 lighting systems course
Trace classic annunciators, Pro Line 21 panel lighting, electroluminescent panels, installed strobe supplies and landing-light focus. A 38-page handbook and five interactive visual views connect ten lesson decisions, ten paired fault cases and three independent five-field jobs. Includes a separate 40-question final at 80%. A real Pro Line 21 cockpit photo guide locates the FGP, PFDs, MFD and RTU and connects their visible panel labels to the named lighting groups.

Your course includes

  • Ten system lessons with worked examples and required decisions.
  • Five original interactive lighting views with clickable named components.
  • Ten coached two-part cases and three independent measured work records.
  • A 38-page downloadable student handbook with related manual task references.
  • A separate 40-question final at 80% and a certificate after required course activities.

Annunciator attention and brightness

Separate the actual condition, continuing legend, flasher acknowledgment, CAUTION OFF reminder and photoelectric dimming override.

Actual cockpit lighting power paths

Follow 3310PS1/PS2/PS3 28-to-5 VDC groups separately from the LSI 115 VAC EL supply. Locate the supplies and distinguish conversion faults from downstream distribution. Identify center-section versus distributed supplies, qualified channel comparisons, stored-energy controls, tail-shield grounding and disturbed airframe bonds. Systems and maintenance-record training for identified King Air 200/B200 lighting branches in Maintenance Manual 101-590010-19 Chapter 33, supplied LEP November 1, 2024. Installed avionics, serial, EL/strobe part and modification records and Kit 101-5301 select the actual branch. Physical work uses current applicable instructions, qualified personnel and the required electrical/stored-energy controls. Course completion records online system study and assessment. Physical maintenance competence, authorization and regulatory qualification are separate.