HassanBennett0704 · 10 Mar 2026, 13:13 UTC
Compare that pocket's actual seating surfaces with a good one and inspect the matching tool contacts, because a puck perched in one corner can make a perfectly consistent pickup look random.
24 pointsDoes a different puck sit badly in that same pocket? Our transfer problem needed the tray comparison, not another convincing look at one part.
8 pointsYes, Naomi. With handling stopped for inspection, two identified pucks both rock there and sit normally in the adjacent pocket. I have not changed their pickup points again.
11 pointsThat's a useful comparison; now what is underneath the rocking side, rather than what does the top of the tray look like?
12 pointsA raised sliver along the replaceable pocket insert. Maintenance found damage there, not on the pucks. They are checking how it happened before putting another insert into the same job.
18 pointsGood. My case looked tidier at pickup before we found trouble farther through the transfer. Don't finish your comparison at the first square lift.
0 pointsHassan, are the edits attributable to this pocket, or did somebody spread the correction over the whole tray?
14 pointsThree are local to this pocket, one was copied to the whole tray. That last change needs sorting with the programmer as well as the insert. Thanks, Jo; I would have missed the copied one.
20 pointsWho is covering the normal loading check when this comes back? The people who made those edits already know where to look.
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