I want the tooling checked before another pickup edit. Our video shows the puck flat in its pocket, then tilting at first finger contact. Two coordinate changes haven't stopped it.
Can you see which finger contacts first, and whether that repeats in the same pocket? Keep the actual video and identified puck rather than reducing this to 'the grip looks wrong'.
Have maintenance inspect the identified fingers, pads, mountings and tray seat in a properly isolated check before anyone tries to teach around that contact
That finding belongs beside the edit history. It does not tell controls which coordinates to restore until the intended mechanical arrangement is confirmed.
Pad seating corrected by maintenance. Controlled comparison is better in the original pocket; other pockets and release still need checking before handover.
Will the person fitting pads at changeover get the seating check too? The better trial is useful, but the next replacement should not depend on remembering this thread.