RebeccaBrooks0865 · 25 Jul 2026, 17:48 UTC
Can you see it tilted before the fingers close? That would narrow things down.
13 pointsSave the current points first. Then maintenance can inspect seating faces, finger condition and attachment under the proper isolation procedure. Otherwise the next shift inherits a mystery adjustment.
11 pointsJasper, I'd include the tray locators in that inspection. Looking stationary is not the same as seating consistently.
24 pointsSara, the tilt becomes obvious at closure. I haven't got a useful before-closure view, so I can't honestly say it starts there. The current points are saved.
2 pointsThen don't call it a gripper fault yet. You've only found where you notice it
13 pointsAgreed. My inspection list wasn't a diagnosis (should have said that). Compare identified housings too, so changing parts doesn't muddy the observations.
8 pointsMaintenance found debris on one finger seating surface. They've dealt with it and checked the attachment; a housing sits more squarely now, but we still have those accumulated point changes to assess.
7 pointsWho owns that assessment? Please don't leave operators choosing between the saved version and the adjusted one during production.
5 pointsOur maintenance lead owns the controlled comparison, Chloe. Thank you for raising the version choice; both files were about to go into the same handover folder without a clear instruction.
-2 pointsDid the tray inspection turn up anything, or was that part still waiting?
14 pointsNothing obvious at the tray locators, Sara. We haven't demonstrated consistency through a full changeover yet, so I'm keeping the job open despite the improvement at the fingers.
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