A Level ______ FADEC failure is indicated on the EICAS page with a GOV LVL 2 caution.

• A. LEVEL 1
• B. LEVEL 2
• C. LEVEL 3
• D. LEVEL 4

Answer: (B)

On this aircraft, FADEC fault severity is tied to the governor level shown on EICAS. The GOV LVL field reflects how degraded the FADEC-controlled engine is allowed to operate, with higher levels indicating more severe faults. When a FADEC failure reaches Level 2, the EICAS shows a GOV LVL 2 caution to alert you that you’re in a degraded FADEC state but still within a controlled governor level.

Therefore, seeing a GOV LVL 2 caution corresponds to a Level 2 FADEC failure, which is why the correct fill for the blank is Level 2. If it were a different FADEC level, you’d see the matching GOV LVL (for example, a Level 1 FADEC fault would pair with GOV LVL 1, Level 3 with GOV LVL 3, etc.).