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    The document presents a cause-effect diagram analyzing the causes of leakage from a power steering oil reservoir. It identifies several potential root causes, including material properties, environmental storage conditions, age hardening effects, mechanical damage from reactions with fluids or impurities, and machine wear over time from use and maintenance issues. The diagram also examines human factors like worker training, experience, abilities, and inspection practices that could contribute to reservoir leakage issues.

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    The document presents a cause-effect diagram analyzing the causes of leakage from a power steering oil reservoir. It identifies several potential root causes, including material properties, environmental storage conditions, age hardening effects, mechanical damage from reactions with fluids or impurities, and machine wear over time from use and maintenance issues. The diagram also examines human factors like worker training, experience, abilities, and inspection practices that could contribute to reservoir leakage issues.

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    27 Figure 6.3. Cause-Effect Diagram For Reservoir Leakage

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    The document presents a cause-effect diagram analyzing the causes of leakage from a power steering oil reservoir. It identifies several potential root causes, including material properties, environmental storage conditions, age hardening effects, mechanical damage from reactions with fluids or impurities, and machine wear over time from use and maintenance issues. The diagram also examines human factors like worker training, experience, abilities, and inspection practices that could contribute to reservoir leakage issues.

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    Material Environment

    Hardness
    Storage
    Mechanical Conditions
    Properties
    Humidity
    Age hardening Oil level
    6.2 Cause-effect Diagram

    Composition

    Reaction Temperature
    Damage with fluids
    Impurities Age Hardening
    Leakage from
    power steering
    Machine Wear Clamp
    oil reservoir
    design
    Machine Reservoir Cap
    Maintenance Suction &
    Health Tightening
    Return ports
    Machine
    Availability type Lack of Flaring’s
    training

    Figure 6.3. Cause-Effect Diagram for Reservoir Leakage


    Experience, Close
    Toolset Less detailing
    Abilities
    Deformation System type
    Work
    Pressure Open

    Machines Workers Design

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