During disarming, which visual check confirms the access cover is closed?

During disarming, which visual check confirms the access cover is closed?

• A. Arming lever is in ARMED position
• B. Door pin and streamer displayed
• C. Access cover closed
• D. Purser/FL indicators amber

Answer: (C)

During disarming, you verify the physical state of the door area with a direct visual cue. The specific indicator that confirms the access cover is closed is the “access cover closed” status. This matters because a latched cover protects the mechanism behind it and prevents unintended movement or deployment. Other indicators relate to different aspects of the door system: the arming lever position shows whether the door is armed or disarmed but doesn’t guarantee the cover is latched; the door pin and streamer indicate pin status, not the cover’s closure; and amber pursers/flight deck indicators point to other cautions. So the only check that confirms the cover is actually closed is the access cover closed indicator.

During disarming, you verify the physical state of the door area with a direct visual cue. The specific indicator that confirms the access cover is closed is the “access cover closed” status. This matters because a latched cover protects the mechanism behind it and prevents unintended movement or deployment. Other indicators relate to different aspects of the door system: the arming lever position shows whether the door is armed or disarmed but doesn’t guarantee the cover is latched; the door pin and streamer indicate pin status, not the cover’s closure; and amber pursers/flight deck indicators point to other cautions. So the only check that confirms the cover is actually closed is the access cover closed indicator.