Narrative:

On oct/sun/02, I was scheduled to operate flight abcd from mia to tlh. Aircraft X was brought in by a different crew and it had 1 fire loop for the left engine jet pipe inoperative and deferred. When I tested the fire warning system, both fire warning system for the left engine failed to test properly. I tried several times with the fire loop switches in various position, but it produced the same result. When I talked to the inbound crew, the captain said that it was deferred and tested properly for him. The flight canceled because of the new maintenance problem.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AFTER AN INBOUND ARR, THE OUTBOUND CL65 CREW HAD BOTH ENG FIRE WARNING LOOPS ON AN ENG FAIL ON THE PREFLT TEST.

Narrative: ON OCT/SUN/02, I WAS SCHEDULED TO OPERATE FLT ABCD FROM MIA TO TLH. ACFT X WAS BROUGHT IN BY A DIFFERENT CREW AND IT HAD 1 FIRE LOOP FOR THE L ENG JET PIPE INOP AND DEFERRED. WHEN I TESTED THE FIRE WARNING SYS, BOTH FIRE WARNING SYS FOR THE L ENG FAILED TO TEST PROPERLY. I TRIED SEVERAL TIMES WITH THE FIRE LOOP SWITCHES IN VARIOUS POS, BUT IT PRODUCED THE SAME RESULT. WHEN I TALKED TO THE INBOUND CREW, THE CAPT SAID THAT IT WAS DEFERRED AND TESTED PROPERLY FOR HIM. THE FLT CANCELED BECAUSE OF THE NEW MAINT PROB.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.