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    Print # Rev. Fmea # Item: Process Resp: Prepared: Model Year(s) /vehicle(s) Key Date Date (Orig.) Core Team: Date (Rev.)

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    This document is a potential failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) for filling a car with gasoline at a gas station. It identifies two potential failure modes: 1) the vehicle owner cannot find the lever to release the gas door, and 2) the owner forgets to replace the gas cap and leaves it on the vehicle roof. For each failure mode, it analyzes the potential effects, causes, current process controls, occurrence, detection, severity, and risk priority number (RPN). It recommends adding visible tags to gas door levers and straps to gas caps to prevent losing them.

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    This document is a potential failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) for filling a car with gasoline at a gas station. It identifies two potential failure modes: 1) the vehicle owner cannot find the lever to release the gas door, and 2) the owner forgets to replace the gas cap and leaves it on the vehicle roof. For each failure mode, it analyzes the potential effects, causes, current process controls, occurrence, detection, severity, and risk priority number (RPN). It recommends adding visible tags to gas door levers and straps to gas caps to prevent losing them.

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    This document is a potential failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) for filling a car with gasoline at a gas station. It identifies two potential failure modes: 1) the vehicle owner cannot find the lever to release the gas door, and 2) the owner forgets to replace the gas cap and leaves it on the vehicle roof. For each failure mode, it analyzes the potential effects, causes, current process controls, occurrence, detection, severity, and risk priority number (RPN). It recommends adding visible tags to gas door levers and straps to gas caps to prevent losing them.

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    This document is a potential failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) for filling a car with gasoline at a gas station. It identifies two potential failure modes: 1) the vehicle owner cannot find the lever to release the gas door, and 2) the owner forgets to replace the gas cap and leaves it on the vehicle roof. For each failure mode, it analyzes the potential effects, causes, current process controls, occurrence, detection, severity, and risk priority number (RPN). It recommends adding visible tags to gas door levers and straps to gas caps to prevent losing them.

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    POTENTIAL

    FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS


    Print # (example for training) Rev. 0 (PROCESS FMEA) FMEA # 1000

    Item: Filling car with gasoline at gas station Process Resp: Vehicle Owner Prepared: Mike Walton

    Model Year(s)/Vehicle(s) N/A Key Date N/A Date (Orig.) 3/1

    Core Team: Mike Cole, Vick Deitrik, Gary Reimer, Joe Stull Date (Rev.) N/A
    C
    Process S l Potential O D R Action Results
    Potential Potential Recommende
    Function/ E a Causes/ C Current Process Controls E P Resp. &
    Failure Effect(s) d Actions
    Require- V s Mechanisms C T N Target Date
    Mode of Failure Action(s) Taken
    ments s of Failure
    Open Gas Door to Vehicle owner Owner will have to 3 Minor Vehicle owner not 2 No controls around 10 60 No action for N/A N/A
    Access Gas Cap cannot find lever to ask for assistance at familiar with gas door owner awareness / now - monitor
    (this is the first step release door the gas station or call release levers and does training verification service calls
    in filling the gas for help (…a fairly not have access to (impossible to detect and add a
    tank) minor situation - owner's manual (…this when a vehicle owner visible,
    severity is set low at is a fairly rare situation) does not know where removable tag
    3) the gas-door release to gas door
    lever is lever if
    complaints are
    significant

    Replace gas cap Owner forgets to Gas cap lost (the 5 Moderat Human error (this 7 Vehicle owner visually 5 175 Add strap to John Smith - Strap
    replace gas cap, set severity of this effect e situation is much more detects cap on roof or gas gap so it 6/1/2011 implemented
    on verhicle roof is higher than when likely to happen than sees open gas door in will never be
    the owner cannot find the owner not being side mirror prior to detached from
    the gas door lever, able to find the gas departing from gas vehicle (in this
    since in this case the door lever - thus the station case, the high
    customer may need to Occurrence value is RPN value
    purchase another gas much higher) warrants
    cap) action)

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    POTENTIAL
    FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS
    Print # (example for training) Rev. 0 (PROCESS FMEA) FMEA # 1000

    Item: Filling car with gasoline at gas station Process Resp: Vehicle Owner Prepared: Mike Walton

    Model Year(s)/Vehicle(s) N/A Key Date N/A Date (Orig.) 3/1

    Core Team: Mike Cole, Vick Deitrik, Gary Reimer, Joe Stull Date (Rev.) N/A
    C
    Process S l Potential O D R Action Results
    Potential Potential Recommende
    Function/ E a Causes/ C Current Process Controls E P Resp. &
    Failure Effect(s) d Actions
    Require- V s Mechanisms C T N Target Date
    Mode of Failure Action(s) Taken
    ments s of Failure

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    Mike Walton

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    Action Results
    S O D R
    E C E P
    V C r N
    N/A N/A N/A N/A

    5 1 5 25

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