FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS OF FAILED COMPONENTS Sample Clauses

FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS OF FAILED COMPONENTS. Supplier shall perform failure mode analysis on components of Products purchased by Ordering Company with a persistent history of failure to determine the specific cause of the component failure. The results of this analysis and planned corrective action shall be provided to Ordering Company within fourteen (14) calendar days of the completion of the analysis.
FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS OF FAILED COMPONENTS. Supplier shall perform failure mode analysis on components with a persistent history of failure and NTF components to determine the specific cause of the component failure. The results of this analysis and planned corrective action shall be provided to Company within fourteen (14) calendar days of the completion of the analysis. Company will provide access to the Hardware and Software should on-site analysis be necessary.
FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS OF FAILED COMPONENTS. Supplier shall perform Failure Mode Analysis on components with a persistent history of failure and NTF components to determine the specific cause of the component failure. The results of this analysis and planned corrective action shall be provided to Company within fourteen (14) calendar days of the completion of the analysis. Root Cause Analysis: Failure mode and root cause analyses - Supplier or one of its subcontractors shall analyze all failures, uncovered during testing, or while the network element is operating in the field, to a sufficient depth so as to determine to the satisfaction of Company, which Company shall acknowledge in writing, Supplier or its subcontractor has determined: - the precise failure mode - root cause of the failure, and - one or more potential corrective actions, including the time and cost to implement each. Supplier shall implement those corrective actions which Company shall deem to be necessary. Company shall use best efforts to suggest reasonable corrective actions. Supplier or subcontractor shall complete all failure analyses on a unit, including root cause analysis and recommended corrective actions, within 30 days after receiving the unit. If Supplier or its subcontractor requires additional time to complete the analyses, the rationale for the extension shall be presented to Company in writing. Supplier shall notify Company with a detailed description in writing if the actual failure rate of a circuit pack type exceeds the expected failure rate for that circuit pack type.

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