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The QMS - Failure Codes - Display Pick FMEA Action preference controls if this functionality is enabled. This preference is set to true for new installations. It is set to false for upgrades and updates.
By default, the Display Types in Failure Codes Tables preference is set to false. For the Failure Mode Type, Failure Effect Type, and Harm Hazard Type columns to appear in the Failure Codes table, set this preference to true. This preference only applies to editable tables for adding FMEA objects and dynamic records. Use views to configure viewable tables.
Administrators must manually add access control permissions for users to create, modify, or delete FMEA objects.
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State | The system completes this field with the state of the customer experience when the effect was added. | ||
Affected Part | This field defaults to the part that the effect is related to. Click the find icon . Select a part from the Failure Modes window and click OK. | ||
Failure Mode | The name of the selected failure mode. Click the find icon . Select an object type from the Failure Mode window and click OK. | ||
Failure Effect | The name of the selected failure effect. Click the find icon . Select an object type from the Failure Effect window and click OK. | ||
Severity | Enter the suggested severity of the selected effect. | ||
Harm Hazard | The name of the selected harm hazard. Click the find icon . Select an object type from the Harm Hazard window and click OK. | ||
Comment | Enter comments about the failure code. | ||
Lessons Learned | The name of the selected item. Click the find icon . Select an object from the Select window and click OK. To remove information from the field and leave it blank, click the clear icon .
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Confirmed | Specifies if the added failure is confirmed.
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• To remove a failure code, select the row with the failure code and click the remove icon . • To add a duplicate failure code, select the row with the failure code and click the add duplicate failure codes icon. You can edit the information in the new row as needed. • You can only edit the fields from the add FMEA icon during the Intake state. If an investigator receives more details about an effect during the Investigation state, the investigator must copy the effect from the Intake state and make changes to the copy. This allows the system to retain the history of the effect from the Intake state. • You can edit fields from the add reported experienced effect icon during the Intake and Investigation states. • When visible, the Lessons Learned and Confirm fields can be edited regardless of the state their effect was created. • You cannot remove effects that were entered during a different state. • When visible, the Failure Mode Type, Failure Effect Type, and Harm Hazard Type columns show the type information for a failure effect, failure mode, or harm hazard. These fields are not editable, but they change when a failure effect, failure mode, or harm hazard is selected. |