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circuit to power the gear motor fused at 30 amps (CB3, top right of Figure 9-95 ). Since this circuit carries a large current flow, the wires would be as short as practical and carefully protected with rubber boots or nylon insulators. 

The following paragraphs describe current flow through the landing gear circuit as the system moves the gear up 

and down. Be sure to refer to Figure 9-96  often during the following discussions. Figure 9-96  shows current flow when the gear is traveling to the extend (DOWN) position. Current flow is highlighted in red for each description. 

To run the gear DOWN motor, current must flow in the control circuit leaving CB2 through terminal 1 to the NOT DOWN 

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