T/CRRA 0802-2017 Classification of Remanufactured Automotive Parts - Generators

Scope

This standard specifies the technical requirements for the classification of remanufacturable automotive alternators, as well as their labeling, packaging, and storage requirements. This standard applies to the classification of remanufacturable automotive alternators. Generators for other motor vehicles may refer to this standard for implementation. Remanufacturable parts After inspection, old parts that can meet the requirements for remanufacturing through repair processes are considered remanufacturable. The information on the original manufacturer's label on the generator, including but not limited to the manufacturer, model, and serial number, should be checked and accurately recorded. The surface of remanufacturable parts should be cleaned to ensure that no loose soil, oil sludge, stains, or debris affect the inspection. During the disassembly of remanufacturable parts from the engine, dedicated equipment, tools, and fixtures should be used to avoid damaging the parts. During the classification inspection of remanufacturable generators, the following items should be checked: Whether the characteristic information on the label can be confirmed as original parts, and whether there are any modification marks. Whether the generator meets the original state after being disassembled from the engine, whether it is complete, and whether there are any structural changes. Whether the winding is intact.

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