If you are using the job guide and a task fails, what do you do with the fault code for that task?

The correct action when a task fails while using the job guide is to refer to the Fault Isolation Technical Order (FI TO) or the table for the specific task being performed. This approach is crucial because the fault code provides specific information related to the failure, which can assist in diagnosing the underlying issue and determining the appropriate corrective action to resolve the fault.

By consulting the FI TO or the associated tables, you gain access to detailed troubleshooting steps or diagnostic procedures that are specifically designed to address and resolve the fault indicated by the code. This method ensures that aircraft armament systems maintain operational effectiveness and safety standards, preventing further issues or mishaps.

Not addressing the fault code appropriately by skipping the task or ignoring the fault could lead to unresolved problems that might affect system performance or safety. Additionally, while documenting the failure is useful for future reference, it does not serve as an immediate response to rectify the issue at hand.