I just got a call from our Alabama plant, and it seems they let the elbow drop on the table hard enough to throw the arm out so that now, the best calibration they can get on the 15mm probe is 0.5mm, and the length checks are coming up bad. Here's 5 sets of length check results:
06/24/09 16:08:35
1-2 709.753
3-4 711.548
5-6 711.069
7-8 711.647
9-10 711.705
Minimum Length: 709.753
Maximum Length: 711.705
Average Length: 711.144
Range / 2: 0.976
Std. Deviation: 0.762
06/24/09 16:11:13
1-2 709.755
3-4 712.840
5-6 711.059
7-8 711.717
9-10 711.719
Minimum Length: 709.755
Maximum Length: 712.840
Average Length: 711.418
Range / 2: 1.543
Std. Deviation: 1.053
06/24/09 16:16:26
1-2 709.620
3-4 712.364
5-6 711.332
7-8 710.836
9-10 710.944
Minimum Length: 709.620
Maximum Length: 712.364
Average Length: 711.019
Range / 2: 1.372
Std. Deviation: 0.921
06/25/09 05:22:01
1-2 709.887
3-4 712.184
5-6 711.118
7-8 711.077
9-10 711.223
Minimum Length: 709.887
Maximum Length: 712.184
Average Length: 711.098
Range / 2: 1.149
Std. Deviation: 0.761
06/25/09 05:22:03
1-2 709.887
3-4 712.184
5-6 711.118
7-8 711.077
9-10 711.223
Minimum Length: 709.887
Maximum Length: 712.184
Average Length: 711.098
Range / 2: 1.149
Std. Deviation: 0.761
Apparently it happened 2 days ago and they waited till now to call me. That plant is shutting down tomorrow for 2 weeks (no exceptions), and Romer wants us to send the arm to them for recalibration.
Is there another option? Can I get him back up and running by this afternoon? Anybody with sugggestions, I would be very grateful.
Thanks
