TABLE V. Summary.
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Purpose of Inspection |
Applicable Table |
Action to be Taken with Defective Items |
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Minor Defect |
Major Defect |
Critical Defect |
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Production cells submitted for acceptance |
Table II |
Cells with minor defects are acceptable without rework provided the defects do not exceed the limits noted in 5.3.1a, b, and c. If these limits are exceeded, they shall be treated as major defects. |
All major defects shall be corrected using an approved rework or repair procedure prior to acceptance. |
Cells with critical defects shall be rejected. The cell shall be scrapped unless manufacturer proposes a rework or repair procedure acceptable to the procuring activity. |
Replacement production fittings submitted for acceptance |
Table II |
Fittings with minor defects are acceptable without rework provided the defects do not exceed the limits noted in 5.3.1d. If these limits are exceeded, they shall be treated as major defects. |
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Inspection of cells subjected to stand test or dissection test |
Table II and either Table III or Table IV, as applicable |
Test results shall be considered satisfactory if minor defects do not exceed limits listed in applicable portion of 5.3.1. If limits are exceeded, they shall be treated as major defects. |
When major defects are identified, production items shall be given approval provided it can be shown that this is a unique case. If it is not a unique case, all like defects in production cells shall be reworked or repaired. Lot represented by test is then acceptable. Take appropriate action to prevent repetition of defect. |
When a critical defect is identified, test is considered unsatisfactory. Notify prime contractor and procuring activity. All production represented by test shall be inspected to determine if this is a unique case and shall be found free of this defect prior to acceptance. If this is a unique case, test cell shall be reworked or repaired, if possible, utilizing approved procedures. If not a unique case, action shall be taken to determine if defective cells can be reworked or repaired and the defect shall be corrected in future production. |
Replacement fittings subjected to dissection test |
Table II and Item 6 in Table IV |
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