2.14 As a Technician, how do I enter Repair Codes in the Work Module?

Updated on Oct 10, 2024

Essential Resources: To complete this training you must have access to eFactoryPro.

This training course will take you through entering and editing a Repair Code on a Task.

Repair Codes are required for all Corrective Maintenance Tasks. Repair Codes help identify the Root Cause of the issue/failure. They are not required for any other task type.

Adding a Repair Code:

1. From the Task level, select the REPAIR icon.

2. Select +REPAIR CODE from the lower panel.

3. Select Object.

Available Objects:
Actuator Ball Screw Battery Bearing Belt Blades Block Brake Breaker Brushes Burner Bushing Cams Capper Chain Circuit Board Clamp Clutch Coder Coil Computer Conduit	Contractor Control Conveyor Cooling System Coupling Cover Cylinder Disconnect Door Drill Drive E Strop Encoder Engine Eyelet Fan Fastener Filter Fixture Form Fuse Gauge Mechanical Gear	Gripper/Holder Guides Heater Hose/Fitting Hot Runner System Incoming/Outgoing Supply Insert Insulation Interlock Knockout Labeler Light Bulbs Light Curtain Liner Display/CRT/Monitor Motor Nozzle Other -See Comment Pads Photo Eye Pick and Place Pin	Plate Plunger Power Supply Pump Punch Pusher Reamer Regulator Relay Resistor Robot Rollers Scale Seal Seat Sensor Servo Shaft Sheave/Pulley Shoe Slide Slip Ring	Solenoid Spindle Spring Sprocket Starter Strainer Shop Switch Table Terminal Thermocoupler Timer Tire Tool and Die Tool Changer Torch Transducer Transformer Transmission Turret Valve Wiring

4. Select Symptom.

Available Symptoms:

Air in System
Bent
Broken
Burn-Out
Cavitation
Chain Jump
Chipped
Clogged
Corroded
Corrupt File
Cracked
Cut
Creep
Delamination
Discoloration

Failure to Move
Freezing
Hardening
Leaking
Melted
Missing
No Physical Damage
Noise
Other Damage - See Comments
Pitting
Rupture
Seized/Jammed
Slipping
Stretching
Swelling
Unbalanced/Vibration
Worn

5. Select Problem.

Available Problems:
Abrasion Chemical Imbalance Communication Failure Component Failure Contamination Double Hit Electrical Overload Electrical Surge/Brown Out Exceeding Equipment Capabilities Fatigue Imbalance/Vibration Improper Installation Improper Setup Loose Low Flow/Excess Flow Low Pressure/Excess Pressure MFG Defect Misalignment	Misfeed Negligence No Lubrication/Coolant Normal Wear Open Circuit Operator Error Other - See Comments PC Problems Poor Quality Tooling Poor/Incorrect Raw Material Power Failure Programming Short/Improper Grounding Temperature Issues Under/Over Charging Unknown Cause Timing Issue

6. Select Resolution.

Available Resolutions:
Adjusted Aligned Assembled Balanced Change Over Cleaned Demagnetized Deslugged Drain/Bleed/Purged Fabricated Freed/Unstuck Glued Heat Treated InstalledLace/Relace Lubricated	Machined No Action Required Other Primed Programed/Reprogramed Repair Replaced Reset Secured Sharpened Tightened/Tensioned Trained Vulcanized Warranty Welded/Brazed/Soldered