B767 Captain reported they received an EICAS message for the right system hydraulic quantity. They advised ATC and returned to the airport.
Synopsis
B767 Captain reported they received an EICAS message for the right system hydraulic quantity. They advised ATC and returned to the airport.
Narrative
Flight XXXX ZZZ - ZZZ1 LAX Day 0. VMC. Normal preflight and pre departure procedures. FO's leg. No significant maintenance items. Built and briefed the ZZZZZ off of XXL. Below max landing weight; 242650lbs. Wind 260@ 16kts Derate 2 assumed F5. Normal takeoff initially; at 'positive rate; gear up;' noted EICAS message R HYD QUAN. Quick check of status page confirmed R QTY 0.0. 400 ft LNAV 1000 ft VNAV and advised departure that we request to return to the field. FO was doing a good job flying so told him to keep flying while I talk and run checklists; QRH. Noted additional EICAS R HYD PRIM PUMP. Instructed to maintain 6000 and vectors to ILS XXR. Offered assistance; declined but advised additional checklists would be required. SPD clean manual and held flaps at 1. Completed After Takeoff and QRH items for R HYD QUAN and R HYD PRIM PUMP. Transferred control to left seat and had the FO review the QRH for correct items; steps. Requested priority handling. Set up for XXR and approach checklist. Vectored to a normal F25 landing. Spoilers did not extend; autobrakes kicked off. Manual braking was intermittent and noted BRAKE SOURCE did not illuminate. Cleared runway at taxiway 1 and turned left onto taxiway 2 to be well clear of XXR. Requested to be tugged into the gate. Shutdown and waited for tug. Upon block in and maintenance initial check; they discovered the R HYD filter canister had failed and blown off the housing.
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