Narrative:

I was preparing the 8130-3's d-tags for wheels and brakes and noticed that many of them were not matching -- the description (nosewheel/main wheel) and the part numbers. I was preparing these for scanning and I informed my supervisor, who told me that they hadn't been checking to see if everything was correct, but if I found anymore, just to put them on her desk. All the FAA required serviceable parts tags have been 'prepped,' and some have already been scanned. Apart from the ones I found, no others have been pulled, and there may be more.

Google
 

Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A STORE CLERK RPTS B737 FAA REQUIRED SERVICEABLE PARTS TAGS DID NOT MATCH THE PART DESCRIPTION OR PART NUMBERS. TAGS WERE SCANNED INTO COMPUTERIZED MAINT HISTORY.

Narrative: I WAS PREPARING THE 8130-3'S D-TAGS FOR WHEELS AND BRAKES AND NOTICED THAT MANY OF THEM WERE NOT MATCHING -- THE DESCRIPTION (NOSEWHEEL/MAIN WHEEL) AND THE PART NUMBERS. I WAS PREPARING THESE FOR SCANNING AND I INFORMED MY SUPVR, WHO TOLD ME THAT THEY HADN'T BEEN CHKING TO SEE IF EVERYTHING WAS CORRECT, BUT IF I FOUND ANYMORE, JUST TO PUT THEM ON HER DESK. ALL THE FAA REQUIRED SERVICEABLE PARTS TAGS HAVE BEEN 'PREPPED,' AND SOME HAVE ALREADY BEEN SCANNED. APART FROM THE ONES I FOUND, NO OTHERS HAVE BEEN PULLED, AND THERE MAY BE MORE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.