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Umbrella

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Parts List

Part # Part Name Qty Weight Function Manufacturing Process Material Picture
1Shaft1Main support unit for umbrelaLaminated, turnedWood
2Handle1Provides a comfortable grip for shaftLaminated, warpedWood
3Tip1Protects shaft & Aestheticinjection moldedPlastic
4Top Cap1Holds canopy to shaftStampedSteel
5Top Cap Retention Pin1Attaches top cap to shaftFormedSteel
6Top Cap Skirt1Prevents water leakage around top capWovenNylon
7Rider Limit Pin1Prevents upper assembly rider from traveling out of rangeFormedSteel
8Rider Latch2Locks rider in place at top and bottom of rangeStampedSteel
9Rider Latch Pin2Attaches rider latch to shaftExtrudedSteel
10Canopy section8Keeps water from entering area below umbrellaWovenNylon
11Canopy Latch Strap1Thins trap to wrap around canopy when closedWovenNylon
12Canopy Latch Strap Velcro1Allows canopy latch strap to attach to itself Velcro
13Upper Hub1Attaches arms to shaftinjection mouldedPlastic - abs?
14Hub Pin1Attaches upper hub to shaftFormedSteel
15Bumper1Reduces jarring at end of rider travelinjection mouldedRubber
16Connecting wire2Attaches arms to upper hub and riderExtrudedAluminum
17Rider1Attaches arm support rod to shaft; allows motion along shaft and attaches to latchinjection mouldedPlastic
18Arm Mainshaft8Attaches canopy to upper hubExtruded, stampedSteel
19Arm Support Rod8Attaches rider to arm mainshaftStamped, formedSteel
20Arm Support Rod Insert16Inserts into end of support rod; adds strength at crimp pointExtrudedSteel
21Arm Endcap8Covers exposed end of arm mainshaftDie castSteel
22Short string16Loops between canopy and arm mainshaft/endcap to provide attachmentSpunCotton
23Arm Joint Connector8Connects arm mainshaft and support rod, allows rotation between the twoStamped, crimpedSteel
24Arm Joint Connector Pin8Connects arm joint connector to support rodExtrudedBrass

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FMEA

Item or Function Failure Mode Effects of Failure S Causes of Failure O Design Controls D RPN Recommended Actions Responsibility
ShaftSplinteringDecreased shaft strength5Wear3Coating or finish on shaft460
Potential safety hazard to userMaterial choice
Durability testing
BreakageProduct is inoperable8Inappropriate stresses on shaft1Material Quality540
ImpactRobust Design
RotReduced Strength3Poor Protective Coating1Coating Process Control515
HandleSplinteringDecreased handle strength7Wear4Coating or finish on handle4112
Potential safety hazard to userMaterial choice
Durability testing
BreakageProduct is inoperable7Impact1Material Quality535
Robust Design
RotReduced Strength3Poor Protective Coating1Coating Process Control515
TipLoss of ProtectionDegredation of Shaft2Wear4Material choice756
Part Design
Top CapCorrosionDecrease In Aesthetics2Oxidation2Material choice/Coating520
Top Cap Retention Pin
Top Cap Skirt
Rider Limit Pin
Rider LatchBendingLatch fails to operate8Inappropriate Loading1Part Design216
JammingLatch fails to operate8Corrosion/Foreign Debris/Poor Assembly2Tolerance control464
Rider Latch PinLossPotential Loss of Latch5Vibration/Poor Assembly1Proper Assembly210
Canopy sectionTearLeak in Umbrella7Improper Manufacturing/Improper Storage by Consumer5Material Selection/Manufacturing Control4140
Seam FailureLeak in Umbrella7Improper Manufacturing3Manufacturing Controls6126
Canopy Latch StrapSeam FailureInability to strap umbrella5Improper Manufacturing3Manufacturing Controls690
Canopy Latch Strap Velcro
Upper Hub
Hub PinLossUpper Hub not longer attached to shaft8Improper Tolerancing/Manufacturing1Proper Tolerancing/Manufacturing216
Bumper
Connecting wireBreakageArms disconnect from shaft8Wear1Coating/Material Selection648
RiderButton BreakageLatch more difficult to operate6Fatigue2Proper Tolerancing/Manufacturing336
Arm MainshaftPlastic YieldingDeformed umbrella shape/trouble closing7Excessive Loading6Part Design/Material Selection4168
Arm Support RodPlastic YieldingDeformed umbrella shape/trouble closing8Excessive Loading/Impact6Part Design/Material Selection/Manufacturing4192
Arm Support Rod Insert
Arm EndcapDisassociation from ArmPartial Canopy Detatchment/Exposed Rod7Insufficient Crimping/Tolerances5Manufacturing and Assembly Controls3105
Short stringSnapPartial Canopy Detatchment7Excessive Loading/Defective Materials/Poor Manufacturing3Material Quality/Manufacturing5105
Arm Joint ConnectorPlastic YieldingNon-smooth operation2Excessive Loading2Part Design/Material Selection/Manufacturing28
Seperation from ArmImpaired operation of umbrella8Improper Manufacturing3Manufacturing and Assembly Controls372
Arm Joint Connector Pin

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