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TABLE VI. Classification of defects - Continued.
Category
Characteristic
Defect
Method of Inspection
Minor
AQL 2.5% defective
Tire pressure
201
Wheels and tires
Gage
Improperly coded,
202
Electrical cable, tubing,
Visual
protected, installed
wires and ground
or assembled
203
Brake system components
Improper assembly
Visual
or installation
204
Electrical system
Visual
Improper assembly
or installation
205
Suspension system
Visual
Improper assembly
components
or installation
206
Frame
Visual
Improper assembly
or installation
207
Intervehicular connectors
Visual
Improper assembly
or installation
208
Reflectors
Visual
Missing, defective,
improper installation
209
Platform and deck
Visual
Missing screws or
bolts, improperly located or
installed
210
Wood decking
Visual
Missing, defective,
improper installation
or treatment
211
Paint
Visual
Improper color, runs,
sags
212
Deals, data and instruction
Visual
Incomplete data,
plates
improper size or
installation
Lubrication
213
Improper application
Visual
Protective coatings
214
Improper application,
Visual
coverage or materials
215
Rear wheel splash and
Visual
Damage, improper
stone throw protection
assembly or
installation
4.4.4 Recurring major deficiencies. A major deficiency is recurring when the same defect
occurs more than once in the same sample, or when the defect occurs in two successive samples.
A major defects may be considered recurring when the historical inspection records ("P chart or
approved equivalent) reflect such a condition. Recurring major deficiencies shall be cause for the
entire lot or lots to be inspected for the recurring deficiencies. The deficiencies shall be corrected
by the contractor when found.
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