Narrative:

The oxygen bottle was removed and replaced prior to the flight. While performing my preflight duties; the oxygen mask test failed. The oxygen [pressure indication] was at 1800 psi and decreased to 200 psi (a 1600 psi drop; the maximum drop allowed is 100 psi). I wrote it up and called maintenance to inform them of the issue. The technician that looked at it said that the valve was not in the proper open position. He opened it to the proper position and the oxygen mask test passed (there was no drop).

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: Boeing 737 NG Captain reported a failed crew oxygen preflight test caused by the bottle valve not fully opened.

Narrative: The oxygen bottle was removed and replaced prior to the flight. While performing my preflight duties; the oxygen mask test failed. The oxygen [pressure indication] was at 1800 PSI and decreased to 200 PSI (a 1600 PSI drop; the maximum drop allowed is 100 PSI). I wrote it up and called Maintenance to inform them of the issue. The technician that looked at it said that the valve was not in the proper open position. He opened it to the proper position and the oxygen mask test passed (there was no drop).

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.