Power scrubber

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-	(1) Basic Mechanical Functions	+	==Exectuve Summary==
-		+	==Major Stakeholder Analysis==
-	The push of a button triggers the electric motor which rotates the driver. The driver spins the scrubber head. Various amounts of force are applied to the surface of the object manually, according to user preferences. The button is pressed again to turn the motor off.	+	==Product User Study==
-		+	==Mechanical Function==
-	(2) Step by Step User Study & Observations	+	==Parts List==
-		+	==Design For Manufacturing and Assembly==
-	a. Initial Assembly	+	==Failure Mode and Effect Analysis==
-	Pull out the battery holder at the bottom of the product	+	==Design For Environment==
-	Insert four AA batteries with correct orientations[[Image:Example.jpg]]	+	==References==

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Contents 1 Exectuve Summary 2 Major Stakeholder Analysis 3 Product User Study 4 Mechanical Function 5 Parts List 6 Design For Manufacturing and Assembly 7 Failure Mode and Effect Analysis 8 Design For Environment 9 References

Exectuve Summary

Major Stakeholder Analysis

Product User Study

Mechanical Function

Parts List

Design For Manufacturing and Assembly

Failure Mode and Effect Analysis

Design For Environment

References