the tray moves when nobody calls it a change

BenAdams0109 · 17 Sept 2025, 14:40 UTC

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BenAdams0109
I'm trying to reconstruct our FR10 sleeve pickup edits. Everyone says the tray hasn't changed. Then the setter tells me he takes the tray carrier off for cleaning and puts it back against pencil marks. There are two sets of marks. The grip is visibly skewed now, and the handover just says 'adjusted to suit'. Suit what?

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HenryBrown0873
Replying to BenAdams0109

Do you know which marks were used for each program version?

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BenAdams0109
Replying to HenryBrown0873

No. One set is under the carrier and only shows when it's removed. The setter says he uses the visible set. I can't tell you who drew either one

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HenryBrown0873
Replying to BenAdams0109

Then ask maintenance to check how the carrier is supposed to locate. Pencil marks may be someone's workaround for a missing stop, rather than an intended setting method.

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BenAdams0109
Replying to HenryBrown0873

Drawing shows a locating strip. There's a strip fitted, but it stops short of one end of the carrier. Maintenance has the drawing and the actual assembly now.

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DavidArcher0432
Replying to BenAdams0109

That's enough to check without buying new fingers. I've seen a tray pulled against one stop at one end and sitting on swarf at the other. Looked lined up from the front. It wasn't.

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ReeceBrooks0819
Replying to BenAdams0109

And find whoever wrote that handover. They might remember which problem they were chasing even if the note is useless on its own.

14 points
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HenryBrown0873
Replying to DavidArcher0432

David, the fingers still deserve a look. Ben said the grip is skewed, not that the carrier has been found skewed.

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DavidArcher0432
Replying to HenryBrown0873

Sure. I said don't buy them, not don't inspect them. I'd check contact faces while maintenance has it accessible.

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BenAdams0109
Replying to ReeceBrooks0819

Reece, the last editor remembers the sleeves leaning towards the aisle. No pocket numbers. Maintenance will inspect the fingers as well as the carrier, Henry and David.

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DavidArcher0432
Replying to BenAdams0109

Aisle side on every pickup, or just the one he was watching?

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TheoAli0236
Replying to BenAdams0109

Compare the retained program versions with the physical changes before selecting a baseline; a correctly refitted carrier may leave those later offsets inappropriate.

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HenryBrown0873
Replying to BenAdams0109

Has maintenance measured the carrier seating yet?

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BenAdams0109
Replying to HenryBrown0873

They found a packing piece trapped under one end. Fingers match the drawing on their checks. David, the editor only remembers one pickup, so I shouldn't have made his recollection sound like a pattern.

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ReeceBrooks0819
Replying to BenAdams0109

Who owns refitting that carrier? Cleaning instructions ought to reach the person doing it, not just the robot programmer.

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BenAdams0109
Replying to ReeceBrooks0819

Setter owns refitting. He's working with maintenance on a positive seating check. Theo, controls has all three program versions and hasn't picked one just because its filename says original.

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TheoAli0236
Replying to BenAdams0109

Did the reviewed pickup test run after the carrier work, Ben?

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BenAdams0109
Replying to TheoAli0236

Yes. The checked setup picked square in the supervised sample trial. We haven't recreated every old complaint. Carrier refitting instructions are being updated; I still want the trial across the other trays before calling the job finished.

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DavidArcher0432
Replying to BenAdams0109

What was the packing piece from? I'd be looking for the matching missing bit before congratulating myself on finding rubbish.

11 points

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