AlexChan1081 · 9 Oct 2025, 08:52 UTC
Separate the family and orientation questions, because the right family can still be fitted the wrong way round; what does the current station actually detect?
15 pointsCarrier latch closed, nothing about the insert, so apparently the wrong thing can be very convincingly secured.
9 pointsStart with the designer's wrong-combination review. A latch signal won't become identity because somebody renames it fixture valid.
22 pointsThe selected recipe also needs a documented relationship to the installed insert identity. Preventing reversal mechanically would solve only one part. Include removal, replacement and unreadable identity in the proposed sequence before choosing an implementation.
14 pointsLin, the recipe currently remembers the last selection, which would be another hole even after the insert gets an identity check; I've added that to the review.
11 pointsAnd invalidating an old check after removal. Last time right isn't a fitted-tool check.
10 pointsAlex, has the designer proposed anything for the reversed fit yet? Interested whether mechanical changes can remove that choice without making replacement awkward
19 pointsWhen a proposal exists, test every permitted family against each recipe, including rejection cases. A demonstration with the right insert and right recipe would leave the original concern largely untouched.
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