Continuity Detection Requirements for Connecting Cables

Safety precautions
1. Employees must undergo training before they can start working.
2. Employees should abide by the “Production Safety Responsibility Management Regulations” during the production process and ensure safe production.
3. Description of safety hazards: The sheath has edges and corners.
4. Injury: Long-term plugging and unplugging will abrade the skin of the hands.
5. Precautions: Wear gloves during operation.
2. Precautions when using tools

Continuity Detection Requirements for Wiring Harnesses

Process flow ★In operation 3.1 Determine the wire harness detection method
3.2 Detect the wiring harness on the conduction stage (select one of the options in 3.3)
3.3 Manually detect the wiring harness (select one of the same as 3.2)
3.4 Inspect the wiring harness after repair 3.5 Protect the bare terminals (3.5 3.6 3.7 process operations are not in order)
3.6 Install accessories (protective shells, plugs, other accessories)
3.7 Protective plug-in 3.8 Coiled cable (it is strictly prohibited to step on the cable)
3.9 Packaging (the labeling on the packaging bag can be done in advance)
3.10 Turnaround ★After the operation, sign for confirmation and organize tools. 4. Process flow requirements 4.1 Determine the wire harness detection method (1) Quality requirements (characteristic classification/inspection frequency)
a. Materials that have a conductive relationship should be tested using a conduction table. Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection, no recording; b. Materials that cannot be tested on the conduction table must be confirmed by the conduction relationship producer.
Characteristic classification: [B] Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection, no recording;
(2) Process standards and requirements a. Shrink the material number to be detected on the conduction station, confirm whether the equipment conduction relationship file contains this material, confirm that the conduction relationship version number is consistent with the material to be detected, and press the conduction station inspection after confirmation Execute, as shown below;
b. If there is no conduction relationship, feedback to the production staff for confirmation of the conduction relationship. After confirmation, follow the manual inspection plan issued by the craftsman. Reasons for process requirements and response plan
(3) Reasons for process requirements and response plan a. Failure to confirm the material number and version number may lead to failure, resulting in the outflow of substandard products;
b. Failure to follow the manual inspection plan may lead to failure, resulting in the outflow of substandard products; response plan:
a. Re-conduct the test on the bench;
b. Reconfirm whether it can be detected on the conduction stage.
4.2 Conductive stage detection harness (conducting leads, box ruler)
(1)Quality requirements (characteristic classification/testing frequency)
a. The appearance of the wire harness complies with the “Visual Standard for Wire Harness Appearance Inspection” Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection and record;
b. The accuracy of the circuit connection relationship is 100%, and there are no short circuits, open circuits, or wrong circuits. Characteristic classification:
【B】 Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection and record.
(2) Process standards and requirements
1. Conduct item-by-item inspection and confirmation according to the requirements of the “Visual Standard for Wire Harness Appearance Inspection”;
2. After all the additional wires in the wiring harness are connected, conduct the conduction station test. During the test, insert them according to the position number of the sheath in the conduction relationship, as shown in the figure below;
3. The inspection program prompts “Test Passed” or “OK”, and the wiring harness has passed the inspection, as shown in the picture on the lower right. Remarks: 1. When the USB wire harness, luggage rack, support lamp, and strip lamp wire harness have a plug-in at the head and the other branches are bare terminals, insert the head plug-in and the last branch at the tail (bare terminal) into the testing station for inspection.
2. When a branch has multiple fuses, use a multimeter to measure and distinguish the fuse wire numbers, and then identify the correctness of the fuse model;
3. Before inspection, the ground terminal terminals need to be replaced with ones consistent with the model shown in the drawing to avoid errors in the actual model;
4. During the process of picking up and testing the wire harness, it is strictly forbidden to step on the wire when the wire harness is on the ground. For example, if there is a floor mat on the floor of the testing platform, the wire harness can fall on the floor mat, and it is strictly prohibited to step on the wire when it is on the ground.

(3) Reasons for process requirements and response plan
a. Failure to inspect as required can easily lead to quality issues, affecting assembly in subsequent processes or causing rework; b. Failure to insert the sheaths according to the conductive relationship, resulting in failed conduction and rework;
c. The prompt “Detection is correct” or “OK” means that the circuit inspection is qualified; response plan:
a. Adjust according to the requirements of the “Visual Standard for Wire Harness Appearance Inspection”;
b. Re-test after repair.
4.3 Manual inspection of wire harness (box ruler, multimeter, probe, paint pen, ballpoint pen) (1) Quality requirements (characteristic classification/inspection frequency)
a. The appearance of the wire harness complies with the “Visual Standard for Wire Harness Appearance Inspection” Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection and record;
b. The accuracy of the circuit connection relationship is 100%, and there is no short circuit or open circuit. Characteristic classification:
【B】 Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection and record.
(2) Process standards and requirements
1. Carry out item-by-item inspection and confirmation according to the requirements in the “Wire Harness Manual Continuation Inspection List”;
2. After inspection and confirmation, fill in the “Wire Harness Manual Continuation Inspection Form” and keep it;
Remarks: 1. Requirements for the use of multimeters: You cannot use multimeter pens to directly insert into the terminal pair jacks, and you cannot measure from the incoming end of the sheath (terminal insertion end). If the test pens cannot contact the terminal for measurement, use the thinnest probe (φ0 .65) Contact the terminal, and then touch the test lead to the probe to measure;
2. How to use the multimeter: Turn on the multimeter and select the buzzer alarm position (resistance on-off position). First connect the positive and negative poles and test to confirm whether the multimeter is normal. If the alarm is normal, then start the test. If an alarm occurs during the test, it means there is a connection. , does not display the value or does not alarm, indicating the difference; turn off the multimeter switch after use.
(3) Reasons for process requirements and response plan
a. Failure to inspect as required can easily lead to quality issues, affecting assembly in subsequent processes or causing repairs; b. Failure to insert the sheaths according to the conductive relationship, resulting in failed conduction and rework; Response plan:
a. Adjust according to the requirements of the “Visual Standard for Wire Harness Appearance Inspection”;
b. Re-test after repair.

4.4 Detect the wiring harness after repair (box ruler, multimeter, probe, red PVC tape)
(1)Quality requirements (characteristic classification/testing frequency)
a. Place unqualified products separately from qualified products and do not mix them. Characteristic classification:
【B】 Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection, record
b. After a product with unqualified electrical performance is returned for repair, the electrical performance inspection must be carried out again. Characteristic classification:
【B】 Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection, record

(2) Process standards and requirements
a. Unqualified products can be repaired on the inspection table. When it is necessary to go down to the inspection table for repair, stick a red tape on the problem area and place it in the unqualified area, as shown below; keep the red tape after repair, and then tear it off after being verified by the inspection personnel. Drop the red tape;
b. For defective products that affect electrical performance (dislocation, connection, open circuit, etc.), they must be inspected and confirmed again after repair; c. Record the problems of defective products.
(3) Reasons for process requirements and response plan
a. Mixing unqualified products can easily cause the outflow of unqualified products;
b. Failure to inspect and confirm after repair may easily lead to the outflow of substandard products;
c. Recording problems is helpful for problem analysis and reducing recurrence; response plan:
a. Separate and place unqualified products according to standards;
b. After repair, test again according to the original plan.

4.5 Protective bare terminals (PVC tape)
(1)Quality requirements (characteristic classification/testing frequency)
a. No leakage protection for bare wire terminals. Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection, no recording;
b. There is no copper wire or terminal leakage after protection. Inspection frequency: 100% self-inspection, no recording;
(2) Process standards and requirements
Bare terminal model and appearance confirmation: Continuity inspection personnel check the correctness of the bare terminal model. If it cannot be confirmed, it will be reported back to the craftsman for confirmation. After checking that there is no deformation or damage in the appearance of the terminals and waterproof plugs, follow the protection requirements: bare wires and bare terminals of instrument wiring harness, chassis wiring harness, and electronic control wiring harness. A single wire (wire number) should be wrapped with 2 to 4 turns of tape for protection. No copper wires or terminals should be exposed, as shown in Figure 1. Top rack wire harnesses and other types of wire harnesses: The drawings indicate the types of self-contained parts, and the bare terminals (including bare wires) whose sheaths are not delivered as required. A single wire (wire number) needs to be wrapped with tape for 2 to 4 turns for protection, and no copper wire terminals are exposed. Other types of individual packaging protection, as shown in Figure 2.