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Location: File  Failure mode
Prerequisites:
▪None.
Overview:
Failure mode is defined as the manner in which a component, subsystem, system or process, potentially would fail to meet the requirements of the design/process/asset. Examples of failure mode include: cracked, dented, rusted, leaking, among others.
Specific Buttons:
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Click on this button to add a new failure mode. See further details about this operation in the Creating failure modes section.
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Click on this button to edit the failure mode selected in the list of records.
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Click on this button to delete the failure mode selected in the list of records.
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Click on this button to view the data screen of the failure mode selected in the list of records.
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Click on the arrow next to this button to export the list of records displayed on the main screen to an Excel file, configure a new report or associate an existing report, or search for the parameters that may be used in the configuration of new reports.
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Click on this button to enable/disable the record selected on the main screen. To view the disabled records, use the "Status" field of the General filter, in the search filters panel.
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Use the "Search filters" to easily retrieve records based on specific information.
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