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Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListDate10.20.200910.31.201206.13.20161ATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersRev. N 123Modifications trackingInitial releaseRevise defect definition, tighten the AQL.Define functional failure as a critical defect.PRODUCT DEFINITIONThe product is defined by the product specifications and drawings provided to the vendor, as well as oneproduct jointly accepted by Coleman and the supplier (so-called “Sealed Sample” or “PSA Sample”)2SAMPLING RULESInspection lot size determined per ANSI specification ASQC Z1.4-2003. General Inspection Level as belowtable unless otherwise specified.AQLIf batch size 50 units 100% w supplier / First shipment / Special cause20.065143DEFECT CRITERIACritical Defect: A product or component of the product that is dangerous or can be potentially dangerous; A product not compliant with retailer/ legal / governmental /industry/ regulatory requirements. A functional failure of a product or component.Major Defect: Performances are non-conforming. Aesthetics present a clear visible defect on the “Main surface (Primary Visual Surface)” that isunacceptable to the customer / consumer / brand.Minor Defect: Non-conformance that is not likely to materially reduce the usability, durability, appearance, orperformance of the item or its salability. Not likely to cause customer return. Minor aesthetic defects that are not deemed as important by customer / consumer / brand.Primary Visual Surface – Top, front and sides, always in view by customer during normal use.Secondary Visual Surface – Internal areas, backs and undersides that are partially in view by consumerduring normal use.Not Visual Surface – Undersides area, rarely in view by customer during normal use.Major Area – All surfaces on the item that are either readily visible or will be visible with no effort requiredduring the course of normal use or observation.Prepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 1/7Date :2009/10/20
Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersMinor Area – All surfaces on the item that are occasionally or rarely visible, would require effort to be visible(e.g. bending down at the knees, kneeling, or moving components for observation flipping over, detaching,disassembling, or requiring a flashlight for observation).4INSPECTION CRITERIA4.1General4.1.1The following procedures and standards will be used to determine the quality of the product and theacceptance or rejection of a shipment of the product. Supporting documents include B2B Spec, W spec, BOM and drawing requirements etc.4.1.2The Quality Assurance personnel shall be responsible for following this procedure. The auditor hasthe authority to randomly select the inspection samples, following the sampling plan strictly, andreject nonconforming products. Additional samples may be checked in case for verifying anydefectives.4.1.3Visual inspection is to evaluate the shelf appeal of the Coleman product. The location of theinspection should have good lighting, optimum 150 foot candles at the table-top surface. There shallbe sufficient space and clean table surface. Product shall be inspected a 90 degree angle to adistance of approximately 0.5 meters. It is assumed a typical inspection in this manner should lastapproximately 5-10 seconds to allow the eyes to focus on the object.4.2Inspection Criteria1Carton does not match drawingSamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level SI2Label is unscannable or illegibleLevel IX3Missing country of originLevel IX4Missing date code / Purchase Order #Level I5Staple on master cartonLevel IX6Wrong product or quantity in cartonLevel IX7Moisture content greater than 15%Level SIX8Contamination in carton - bugs, trash, mold, etc.Level IX9Excess material in carton - tape, cardboard and otherpackagingLevel IX10Damaged or Deformed larger than 6mm*6mmLevel IX11Dirty larger than 6mm*6mmLevel I12Carton is not fully sealed by tape or other meansLevel IItemCodesMASTER CARTONDefect LevelCRIMAJMINXXXXPrepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 2/7Date :2009/10/20
Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListItemCodes1ATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersUNIT PACKAGING (EACH)SamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level SICRILevel SIXLevel IXDefect LevelMAJMIN3POS does not match drawingPrinted colours is obviously different from approvedsample or specificationsStaple stick out4Barcode is unscannableLevel IX5Images and text on POS does not match productinside the POS.Level IX6Moisture content greater than 15%Level SIX7Contamination in carton - bugs, trash, mold, etc.Level IX8Excess material in carton - tape, cardboard and otherpackagingLevel I9Missing/wrong country of origin.Level I10Missing date code / vendor code.Level IX11Damaged or Deformed larger than 6mm*6mmLevel IX12Dirty larger than 6mm*6mmLevel IXSamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level SIDefect Level2ItemCodesFLEXIBLE FILMS / POLYBAGS1Strength of the poly bags is weak "easy to break"2Damaged3Missing hole/warning information.4Other defects on poly bag2XXCRIMAJXLevel SIXLevel IAESTHETICSScratch/shrink mark/dirtyLogo is wrongly positioned/not as drawingrequirement.Color variation/differenceXSamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level IDefect LevelCRIMAJLevel IXXExcessive glueLevel IX5Poor screen printing/ laser engravingLevel IX6Poor anodizingLevel IX7Flashes/burrsLevel IX4MINXLevel I3MINXLevel IItemCodes1XPrepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 3/7Date :2009/10/20
Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListItemCodes1ATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersFUNCTIONINGIncorrect/missing manufacturing date/vendor codeSamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level ICRIXDefect LevelMAJX2Broken/crack reflector or any parts.Level I3Screw is loosening.Level IX4Grinding/interference of threads.Level IX5Battery connector/position is wrong.Level IX6Lumen can’t meet requirementLevel IXLED/lamp is not in the center position.Level IXNo light/ flickering.Level IXBattery can't be rechargedLevel IX10Difficult to adjust light focusing.Level IX11Sticker for covering power switch missing/peel offLevel I12Lanyard is easily brokenLevel IX13ON/OFF switches aren't workableLevel IX14ON/OFF switch are wrongly markedLevel IX15ON/OFF switch not move smoothlyLevel I789ItemCodes12CONFORMITY vs. BOMWrong / Missing accessoriesWrong/illegal/missing instruction sheet/labelItemCodes123SAFETY, RELIABILITYNon functional sharp edgeMissing CPSC certificate.Missing prop65 warning to US marketItemCodes1XXSamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level ILevel IDefect LevelCRIFail in switch testMAJMINXXSamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level ILevel SILevel SISamplingPlanANSI/ASQC Z 1.4Level SITESTMINDefect LevelCRIMAJMINXXXDefect LevelCRIMAJMINXPrepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 4/7Date :2009/10/20
Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListLevel SILevel SILevel SILevel SILevel SILevel SIFail in water resistance/proof testFail in battery lock cycle testFail in product drop testFail in carton box drop testFail in carton compression testFail in run-time test(High)2345675ATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersXXXXXXREGIONAL SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTSUSACANADAEMEAJAPANAUSTRALIA6PICTURES FOR REFERENCEInset card damagedClamshell splittedPrepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 5/7Date :2009/10/20
Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersPoor laser engraving for the "Coleman" logoBad anodizingScratched on the surfacePoor assembly, abnormal gap.Glue contaminationcolour difference (in the same body)Prepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 6/7Date :2009/10/20
Guangzhou Jarden Technical CenterQuality Department.Rm. 102-103, Innovation Bld. Tian An Hi-Tech Ecological Park, N 555Panyudadao road, Panyu District, Guangzhou (Tel. 86-20-39378500)GDL013Defect ListRev. 3E-LIGHTS GLOBAL DEFECT LIST (USA, CANADA, EMEA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)Distribution ListATC Quality Team, GQMs, SuppliersAttachment:ANSI/ASQC Z 1.4EQUIVALNT OF BS 6001,ABC-105,NFX06-022,DIN 40,080,UNI 48-42Former Mil-Std 105ESAMPLE SIZE CODE LETTERSSampling Inspection Scheme of Visual TestLelvels-I/VisualNormal Sampling InspectionRankNormalSamplecodeNormalSample sizeSpecial Sampling SpecialSpecialSpecialAcReAcReAcRe350011001100111 1516 25AB23001100110011BC26 90C5010101D801011291 150D8010112E13010112151 280281 500EF1320001100111223FG2032001101121223501 1200G32011234H500112341201 32003201 10000HJ5080001112235768JK8012500111223586910001 35000K12501341011L2000134121335001 150000L20001561415M31501561819150001 2P8001212131819Sampling Inspection Scheme of Functional TestLelvels-SI/FunctionalNormal Sampling ial Sampling SpecialSpecialSpecialAcReAcReAcRe350011001100111 5051 500AB23001100110011BC501 ction:1 If sample size equals,or exceeds lot or datch size,do 100% inspection.2 Ac acceptable number3 Re rejected number4 Sample size A follows AQL 0.065, Sample size B follows AQL 1.0, and Sample size C follows AQL 4.05 Rank of visual inspection includes: appearance and performance test for safety.6 Rank of functional test includes:lab test and periodic test.Prepared by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Henry Lee2009/08/17Robert Clausing2009/10/20Robert ClausingRevised by :Date :Reviewed by :DateApproved by :Date :Henry Lee2016/06/13Faye Huang,Goetzinger,Nathan2016/06/13Faye Huang2016/06/13Page 7/7Date :2009/10/20
Inspection lot size determined per ANSI specification ASQC Z1.4-2003. General Inspection Level as below table unless otherwise specified. If batch size 50 units 100% inspection AQL Level Critical Major Minor General 1 0.065 1 4 New supplier / First shipment / Special cause 2 0.065 1 4 3 DEFECT CRITERIA Critical Defect:
25 Weather station defect Output 1,002 C R T 26 Block Input 1,002 C S 27 Wind sensor 1 defect Output 1.002 C R T 28 Wind sensor 2 defect Output 1.002 C R T 29 Wind sensor 3 defect Output 1.002 C R T 30 Wind sensor 4 defect Output 1.002 C R T 31 Wind direction defect Output 1.002 C R T 32 R
theoretical model and results of the experimental study have been compared to a single defect on the outer ring of bearing. The results of the theoretical model show good agreement with experimental vibration response. 2. Defect Frequencies The defect present in the bearing element tends to increase vibration energy at defect frequency.
Defect Analysis and Prevention Defect Analysis is the process of analyzing a defect to determine its root cause. Defect Prevention is the process of addressing root
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Bugzilla, JIRA, and Redmine. For an up-to-date list of supported defect trackers, consult the Perforce website. After you install a plug-in, be sure to read the product-specific documentation that is installed in the p4dtg/doc/ directory. Important Defect replication is one-to-one, meaning that for each new defect, one Helix Server job is created.
Misrun defect is a kind of incomplete casting defect, which causes the casting uncompleted. The edge of defect is round and smooth. When the metal is unable to fill the mould cavity completely and thus leaving unfilled portion called misrun. A cold shunt is called when two metal
influence of ideological values on the policies and practices of America’s criminal justice systems. Recently, however, a trend toward critical analysis of the behavior of police, courts, and corrections has emerged that focuses exclusively on ideology as the analytical tool of choice. For example, Barlow (2000), and Bohm and Haley (2001) include extensive discussion of the influence of .
