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Item MM-2X Model Year(s)/Program(s) 2001/N/A Core Team Sam and Janet Eveling
Process Function
S e v
Class
O c c
Requirements
D e t
R P N
Recommended Action(s)
Action Results
Actions Taken
S e v
O c c
D e t
R P N
Diameter too large - Coil hits battery during operation - Rotor is short because too much material is used in coils Diameter too small - Weak motor - Difficult removal from finger Diameter too large - Coil hits battery during operation - Rotor is short because too much material is used in coils Diameter too small - Weak motor - Difficult removal from finger
96 None
None
72 None
None
120 None
None
Operator miscounts
- Rotor too short to reach supports - Motor too powerful - Wasted material 110 - Coil Starting position - Opposing wire end starting position too incorrect (long too short to reach or short) support - Not enough wire to wind all coils
144 Provide operator with a tool for grasping the wire that limits the tension. 30 None
54
4 3
60 None 48 None
None None
42 None
None
63 None
None
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POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS IN MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLY PROCESSES FMEA Number MM-2000 (PROCESS FMEA)
Item MM-2X Model Year(s)/Program(s) 2001/N/A Core Team Sam and Janet Eveling
Process Function
S e v
Class
O c c
Requirements
D e t
R P N
Recommended Action(s)
Action Results
Actions Taken
S e v
O c c
D e t
R P N
020 - Slip wound wire off finger 111 - Maintain Rotor mis-shapen rotor shape 030 - Sand coating off wire ends 004 - Length of Bare wire too long coating removed Bar wire too short 113 - Sanding Sanding time too time long Sanding time too short 040 - Store finished wire (rotor) 100 - Maintain Lot ID lost lot ID 111 - Maintain Rotor mis-shapen rotor shape 050 - Bend clips to make supports 005 - Rotor Support missupport shaped shapen like print 060 - Store rotor supports 100 - Maintain Lot ID lost lot ID 112 - Maintain Support missupport shape shapen
None
None
0 0 0 0
0 0
None None
None None
None
None
0 0
None None
None None
4/5/2001 12:21:31 PM
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