Our FR5 spacer block leans before it clears the tray

JuliaAdams0152 · 17 Jan 2026, 20:52 UTC

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JuliaAdams0152
We have three pickup revisions and a spacer block that still leans. I watched the beginning of the move this time: it tilts before clearing the tray, not on the way to the destination. The tray looks stationary. I want that contact inspected before anyone asks me for revision four.

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RickShift
Replying to JuliaAdams0152

Can you see which edge contacts first?

14 points
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JuliaAdams0152
Replying to RickShift

The rear corner stays down as the front rises. The existing clip shows it, but not what is underneath that corner. Maintenance has the actual tray now.

19 points
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NaomiBrooks0854
Replying to JuliaAdams0152

Our support repair improved the pickups, but left old point corrections to untangle. Worth giving maintenance those versions now, while they've got the tray in front of them.

18 points
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JonasBell0633
Replying to JuliaAdams0152

On a spacer check, the tray looked correctly located from the front while the rear support was not carrying it properly. Have them compare all intended contacts, not just whether the tray moved sideways.

8 points
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JuliaAdams0152
Replying to JonasBell0633

Found a damaged lip on the rear pocket. It catches the block corner. The tray supports themselves match the drawing. Maintenance is replacing the damaged insert and our programmer has the old pickup versions.

12 points
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RickShift
Replying to JuliaAdams0152

Is that corner damage isolated to this pocket?

17 points
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JuliaAdams0152
Replying to RickShift

Only that pocket on inspection. Replacement is fitted. The first supervised transfer is square again; the full tray and a replacement-tray changeover check are still outstanding. I'm not calling one transfer the answer to every earlier miss.

19 points
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NaomiBrooks0854
Replying to JuliaAdams0152

What damaged the lip? We had to ask that after the satisfying bit of getting our support straight.

16 points

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