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Top of descent triggers dome light

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In my last to flights at night with the 737-700wl the dome light switches on shortly after reaching the top of descent. The switch stays off, but the light is on and can't be switched off. During the approach it turns off automatically. Someone else with this problem?

Some failure triggering the emergency lighting?Andrew

Andrew Entwistle

Emm, not sure..., but wasn't that an option, that can be changed in FMC setup/options?

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No, it is not an option. The suggestion it is the emergency lighting is a good one, although I'm sure I had no failures at that moment.Next time it happens I will try the emergency lighting switch.

No, it is not an option. The suggestion it is the emergency lighting is a good one, although I'm sure I had no failures at that moment.Next time it happens I will try the emergency lighting switch.
If that doesn't work, try the letter "i" on your keyboard to toggle the smoke system OFF/ON.I accidently found out myself this can be a light source as well.

Antoine v Heck
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Ah, never heard of that. I will try this too. Thanks!

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Quick update after my last flight. It's indeed the emergency lighting system that switches on. No idea why it behaves like that: I have no single failure, no warning lights, nothing. At 8000ft it turns off again; makes me think it has something to do with the pressure. Anyone an idea? (I forgot to test pressing 'i'; will try that next flight).

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