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Good Day Technetters,

I have searched the archives and couldn't find the answer to my question.

J-Std-001, 9.2.2, says that you can not deliberately alter, obliterate or
remove component markings. It goes on to say that random part marking
loss...... does not constitute deliberate obliteration. This doesn't say if
the later condition is OK.

We have one faction here that believes components need to have markings no
matter what. They want us to re-mark or remove and replace any components
that have had their markings degraded, due to the cleaning processes after
soldering.

I contend that we are doing more damage by removing and replacing these
components than just leaving them alone. These Class 3 assemblies are tested
and have traceability to the component level.

Replace, Re-mark or Leave Them Alone, that is the question!

Any information that could help load my cannons would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your responses.

Ken Bloomquist
PRIMEX Aerospace Company
www.primextech.com

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