An Okuma program has a clamp confirmation that operators bypass because a short part does not trip the switch. A short part was run unclamped-looking and threw. The switch is set for the long part this chuck usually runs.
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Move the switch or use a confirm that matches the short part. A bypassed clamp confirm is a thrown part. The inconvenience is the point of the switch.
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If the short part cannot trip that hardware, add a different confirm or a known-good manual check that is written, not a habit of hitting bypass.
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After a throw, the bypass gets removed from the culture or it will happen again. This is a setup rule, not a personality issue.
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