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Originally Posted by BC-Axeman
Don't the parts still need to be recalled for shorting out? Looks like that would mean extra work for your wife's company instead.
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Yes they may, I say may since the parts in question are dictated by the customer and can not be switched. If it turns out there is a part failure, the part manufacture would be liable. In that case, it happens, they dictate who repairs, replaces the board. A lot of the times the original customer would either in house repair/replace and bill the manufacture or pay her company. The tendency with this company is to fix their own in house. The big issue now is its believed that if its a part failure, its an engineering/design problem. There were multiple suppliers involved with the same part. It could be months before they re engineer the board.
The sad part is this is medical equipment
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Chas