Arrival defective parts Sample Clauses

Arrival defective parts. The parts which need repair arrive at the ’stock of defective parts’, see Figure 2.1. This warehouse is close to the CBT. In the warehouse the parts wait until the actual repair starts. Before the actual repair starts, the parts are not inspected.
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