Caution observed twice in recent months on two different aircraft. Hangar One inspection found no further action needed. Follow the checklist if it occurs.

Background

The BATTERY CURRENT NOT EQUAL caution occurs when the maximum permissible difference in electrical current between the two batteries is out of tolerance. This error has occurred twice on two different aircraft in recent months. Hangar One inspected both aircraft and concluded that no further action was required.

Key points

The caution is rare but not unheard of — know the response in advance

Follow the BATTERY CURRENT NOT EQUAL checklist when it appears

Hangar One has confirmed the affected aircraft are airworthy

Report every occurrence via SMS and the technical log, even if it self-resolves

Required actions

Locate the BATTERY CURRENT NOT EQUAL checklist in the Velis Non-Normal Checklist before each flight

If caution illuminates: aviate, navigate, communicate, then run the checklist

Report every occurrence in the technical log with time, altitude, and conditions

Notify SCMM at

Further reading

Non-Normal Checklist in the aircraft documentation.