BenAllen0283 · 28 Jun 2026, 14:11 UTC
Inspect how the spacer actually sits before pickup. Looking at the tray from a standing position isn't checking its reference, and a crooked final grip doesn't identify when the angle appeared.
16 pointsAre all tray pockets affected, Ben, or only particular ones?
6 pointsGabriel, worse in the back row. David, we haven't recorded the spacer angle before closure.
6 pointsI'd have maintenance compare those pockets with the intended tray condition and retain the point history, so the person restoring presentation also knows which compensations have accumulated.
6 pointsCompare a known spacer in both rows too. Otherwise different parts and different pockets can travel together through the check, leaving you with another convincing-looking coincidence.
15 pointsSame spacer tilts in the back row before pickup. Technician found damaged pocket inserts there.
-6 pointsDoes the replacement tray seat the same spacer flat in those positions?
6 pointsUseful finding, Ben. Thank you for separating the before-pickup observation from the finished grip; that gives the maintainer something definite to restore, though the accumulated taught changes still need their own review.
11 pointsReplacement seats it flat. Maintenance is comparing the pickup edits before a supervised return check.
11 pointsKeep that check assigned to a named person and leave production status unchanged until it is completed; a delivered tray can otherwise become a completed repair in the planning sheet.
8 pointsAnd don't bin the damaged inserts before their condition is recorded. You want the next complaint compared with a known failure, not with everybody's memory of a crooked block.
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