I've separated pickup from placement observations. This FR5 puck is already tilted in one tray pocket before contact. Which comparison should maintenance start with?
Why call this FR5 pickup drift before looking at the seating?
AaronBrooks0784 · 8 Dec 2025, 11:20 UTC
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Replying to AaronBrooks0784
Compare the identified puck in that pocket and a known intended seating arrangement, then compare another identified puck in the suspect pocket. Include the insert, support contacts and drawing. Keep the program changes for the later review rather than adding another offset.
8pointsReplying to NathanChen1156
Both pucks sit high in the same pocket. Other pockets look level. Insert retained for comparison.
13pointsReplying to AaronBrooks0784
Give maintenance those exact parts and the insert together. Ask them to establish what prevents the intended seating, including anything behind the insert; the observation narrows the search but does not yet name the fault.
23pointsReplying to NathanChen1156
They have the parts and drawing now. No fault confirmed. Pickup edits remain unchanged pending inspection.
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