Narrative:

We landed in bwi on 33R with winds approximately 280-300 degree at 28 KTS. Landing was normal, on rollout as aircraft decelerated below 30 KTS, the nose started to veer to the left. I tried to steer right with the tiller, but there was no response from nose steering. I then applied toe brakes only to find they had failed also. I applied the emergency brake and brought the aircraft to a stop with the left main wheels about 1 ft off the pavement. The runway was closed approximately 50 min while aircraft was towed to gate. Maintenance found a fault in pseu of the mdt. The fault was on the circuit board that controls anti-skid (brakes).

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: RWY EXCURSION.

Narrative: WE LANDED IN BWI ON 33R WITH WINDS APPROX 280-300 DEG AT 28 KTS. LNDG WAS NORMAL, ON ROLLOUT AS ACFT DECELERATED BELOW 30 KTS, THE NOSE STARTED TO VEER TO THE L. I TRIED TO STEER R WITH THE TILLER, BUT THERE WAS NO RESPONSE FROM NOSE STEERING. I THEN APPLIED TOE BRAKES ONLY TO FIND THEY HAD FAILED ALSO. I APPLIED THE EMER BRAKE AND BROUGHT THE ACFT TO A STOP WITH THE L MAIN WHEELS ABOUT 1 FT OFF THE PAVEMENT. THE RWY WAS CLOSED APPROX 50 MIN WHILE ACFT WAS TOWED TO GATE. MAINT FOUND A FAULT IN PSEU OF THE MDT. THE FAULT WAS ON THE CIRCUIT BOARD THAT CTLS ANTI-SKID (BRAKES).

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 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.