Defect Classification

MIL-STD-

1 0 Parts defects as

252A

sted in MIL-

Contacts* defects as

STD-252A

Plating painting. or MFP missing

for physical damage,

1 3 Dimensional a dimensional defect

objects. and finish

which directly affects interchangeability, assembly,

or operation

Soldering defects as listed in MIL-

( 6 ) Inspect solaer connections for missing

STD-252A.

solder cold solder insufficient. excessive solder,

Solderless connectors defects as list-

and improper wrap

ed in MIL-STD-252-A

(7) Inspect for Illegible. incorrect, or missing

Cabling and wiring defects as listed

markings

in MIL-STD-252A.

(8) Inspect for corrosion, dirt moisture, and

4 Hardware defects as listed in MIL-

fungus

STD-252A

(9) Inspect all hardware and parts for damage

Finish defects as listed in MIL-STD-

and condition

252A

d Test Requirements

6 Marking. defects as listed in MIL-

Perform those tests that are specified for each

STD-252A

radio transmitters listed in Appendix B

Parts defects as listed in MIL-STD-

e Defect Classification

252A

(1) Mechanical-visual

8 Contacts defects as listed in MIL-

( a ) Critical

R ef er to the definition of a

STD-252A

critical defect

( 2 ) Electrical

(b) Major

( a ) C r i t i c a l Refer to the definition of a

D. mage due to handling or storage

critical defect

(crushed, deformed. or broken)

(b) Major Any electrical defect, other than

2 Soldering defects as listed in MIL-

critical, that does not meet the requirements spec-

STD-252A

ified for each item shall be considered a major de-

fect

3 Solderless connectors defects as list

ed in MIL-STD-252A

be considered critical or major, as applicable

Cabling and Wiring defects as listed

in MIL-STD-152A

( 3 ) Packaging and marking - m a j o r .

5 Hardware defects as listed in MIL-

(a) USC of improper or defective material

STD-252A

(b) Quantity of unit package not as spec-

ified