This form will be attached to all parts or components that fail to meet its warranty or mean time schedule.

This form will be attached to all parts or components that fail to meet its warranty or mean time schedule.

• A. DD FORM 1577 - Unserviceable ( Condemned ) Tag ( Red )
• B. DD FORM 1577-2 - Unserviceable ( Reparable ) Tag ( Blue )
• C. CG - 1577 - B (PQDR Tag)
• D. ALC 5000-5 Tag

Answer: (C)

When a purchased part doesn’t meet contract requirements, warranty terms, or expected reliability (like MTBF), it needs to be documented so the deficiency can be investigated and corrected. The form used for this purpose is the Product Quality Deficiency Report tag, CG-1577-B. Attaching this PQDR tag to the item signals that the part has a quality deficiency and must be routed through the appropriate channels to the vendor or contractor for corrective action. The tag helps ensure the item is traceable, and it captures essential details such as the item identification, contract data, and a description of the deficiency, so the supplier can investigateRoot cause and provide a remedy such as replacement, repair, or corrective action. In contrast, the red Unserviceable (Condemned) Tag is used for items that are not repairable and should be disposed of or salvaged, while the blue Unserviceable (Reparable) Tag covers items that are not usable in current condition but can be repaired and returned. The ALC 5000-5 Tag is not part of the PQDR process and serves different internal labeling purposes.

When a purchased part doesn’t meet contract requirements, warranty terms, or expected reliability (like MTBF), it needs to be documented so the deficiency can be investigated and corrected. The form used for this purpose is the Product Quality Deficiency Report tag, CG-1577-B. Attaching this PQDR tag to the item signals that the part has a quality deficiency and must be routed through the appropriate channels to the vendor or contractor for corrective action. The tag helps ensure the item is traceable, and it captures essential details such as the item identification, contract data, and a description of the deficiency, so the supplier can investigateRoot cause and provide a remedy such as replacement, repair, or corrective action.

In contrast, the red Unserviceable (Condemned) Tag is used for items that are not repairable and should be disposed of or salvaged, while the blue Unserviceable (Reparable) Tag covers items that are not usable in current condition but can be repaired and returned. The ALC 5000-5 Tag is not part of the PQDR process and serves different internal labeling purposes.