Landing-gear troubleshooting: what a shift handover must preserve
A training case on preventing repeated work and lost evidence when a landing-gear defect passes between maintenance shifts.
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A training case on preventing repeated work and lost evidence when a landing-gear defect passes between maintenance shifts.
A training example showing how to preserve the original indication, compare related evidence and avoid replacing a component before the fault is defined.
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