The same retained trim plate has scratch arrows in different places after reseating. I want its physical marks checked first.
Our FR10 trim-plate arrows follow the bright streak
GabrielBrooks0801 · 29 Mar 2026, 09:09 UTC
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Replying to GabrielBrooks0801
Take that plate and the full captures to the person accepting the finish, then have them locate each arrow on the metal before the labels guide any camera tuning.
11pointsReplying to CallumAli0186
Quality found no mark at either arrow. Plate accepted. A different retained plate has a faint confirmed scratch.
21pointsReplying to GabrielBrooks0801
Keep both. The accepted one is a useful false-alarm example.
13pointsReplying to GabrielBrooks0801
And compare presentation with the actual loader, otherwise the nice reference may depend on a careful adjustment nobody wrote down.
3pointsReplying to CallumAli0186
Did ordinary loading change the visibility, Gabriel?
18pointsReplying to FarahAbbott0069
Loader comparison found the holder lip partly hides the real scratch. Designer is revising that support; no new light ordered.
21pointsReplying to GabrielBrooks0801
Keep the accepted plate in the repeat after that change too; exposing the scratch shouldn't quietly remove the example that first showed the false labels.
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