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Message type: E = Error
Message class: PLM_FMEA_APPL - FMEA - Message
Message number: 208
Message text: Valuation of defect &1 is smaller than valuation of its effects
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PLM_FMEA_APPL208
- Valuation of defect &1 is smaller than valuation of its effects ?The SAP error message PLM_FMEA_APPL208 indicates that there is a discrepancy in the valuation of a defect compared to the valuation of its effects in the context of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). This error typically arises when the severity or impact of a defect is assessed to be less than the severity of its potential effects, which is logically inconsistent.
Cause:
- Inconsistent Valuation: The defect's valuation (e.g., its risk priority number or RPN) is lower than the valuation of its effects, which suggests that the defect is not being taken seriously enough in relation to the potential consequences it could cause.
- Data Entry Error: There may have been a mistake in entering the values for either the defect or its effects.
- Misunderstanding of Risk Assessment: The team may not fully understand how to assess the severity and occurrence of defects and their effects.
Solution:
- Review Valuations: Check the valuations assigned to both the defect and its effects. Ensure that the defect's valuation accurately reflects its potential impact.
- Adjust Values: If the defect's valuation is indeed lower than it should be, adjust it to be in line with the severity of its effects. This may involve increasing the defect's risk priority number or severity rating.
- Training and Guidelines: Provide training for team members on how to properly assess and assign values in FMEA to avoid similar issues in the future.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to SAP documentation or FMEA guidelines to ensure that the assessment criteria are being applied correctly.
Related Information:
By addressing the valuation discrepancies and ensuring proper training and understanding of the FMEA process, you can resolve the PLM_FMEA_APPL208 error and improve the overall risk assessment process.
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