The fuel used display for an engine is reset to zero when which event occurs?

The fuel used display for an engine is reset to zero when which event occurs?

• A. The associated engine is started
• B. The engine is shut down
• C. The ECAM page is opened
• D. The fuel gauge resets

Answer: (A)

Fuel used for an engine is a running total that starts at zero with the engine start of that engine. When you initiate the start, the counter is reset to zero and then increases as fuel is burned during that start-and-run cycle. It does not reset when the engine is shut down, nor when you open an ECAM page or reset the gauge. This behavior keeps a clear record of how much fuel that particular engine has consumed since its last start, helping with monitoring and fuel planning for each engine separately.

Fuel used for an engine is a running total that starts at zero with the engine start of that engine. When you initiate the start, the counter is reset to zero and then increases as fuel is burned during that start-and-run cycle. It does not reset when the engine is shut down, nor when you open an ECAM page or reset the gauge. This behavior keeps a clear record of how much fuel that particular engine has consumed since its last start, helping with monitoring and fuel planning for each engine separately.