Hmmm, in line with the OP (what to do when calibration wasn't done)
...justifiably extended to what happens after you get on it and find an issue by Scott
...extended further by me to include anytime you find it "out"...
Yeah, I would treat that SITUATION the same way pretty much every time.
All equipment treated the same, no.
But the situation of "Something should have gone right and didn't" is pretty rote when it comes to calibration and verification.
...justifiably extended to what happens after you get on it and find an issue by Scott
...extended further by me to include anytime you find it "out"...
Yeah, I would treat that SITUATION the same way pretty much every time.
All equipment treated the same, no.
But the situation of "Something should have gone right and didn't" is pretty rote when it comes to calibration and verification.