ImranAbbott0044 · 16 Aug 2026, 04:40 UTC
Do the sleeves sit crooked before the fingers close, or only afterwards?
8 pointsA fixed tray can still have moving parts in its pockets. I'd want the view before contact as well as the final grip, otherwise a correction might simply be chasing how each sleeve settles.
2 pointsHana, yes, though a worn finger can also push a properly seated sleeve out as it closes, so I'd keep the contact sequence rather than two stills.
19 pointsMaintenance observed it under our normal controlled test arrangement: sleeves were seated before contact, then one side lifted during closure; we stopped adding pickup corrections.
10 pointsWe had a contact insert that looked fine from above and had a lip underneath. Not saying yours has that, but the contact face and its fastening are a cheap inspection before anyone starts discussing arm accuracy.
8 pointsWere the fingers checked as a pair?
0 pointsYes; one insert was sitting proud with debris behind it, maintenance removed it for inspection and found no matching condition on the other side.
9 pointsThat explains a plausible sideways shove. It doesn't tell you which of the saved pickup edits still belong there. Can you recover the last position set that wasn't adjusted around this behaviour?
17 pointsI'd be careful calling that set good just because it is older; compare it with the actual fixture and tray setup before restoring anything.
10 pointsWe checked the recorded setup rather than blindly restoring it, and the refitted insert no longer lifts the sleeve in the observed closure sequence; the trial covered the current tray, not every tray we own.
18 pointsGood, the contact fault has an observed before and after. Keep the old correction list with the maintenance record until the other trays are checked; otherwise the next shift may inherit unexplained coordinates again.
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