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ISO/TS16940:2002 Requires for the Management Review Input to consider "fields failures". What does this mean??

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To me a field failure is something that fails to perform its intended use (by the end user). Product rejections could include both field failures and other nonconformities that have been detected by the customer.

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Please see the thread in this forum called "Contingency Plans". Field failures and returns is discussed there.

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