Which tag is attached to any part or component that fails to meet its warranty or mean time schedule?

• A. PQDR Tag
• B. CG-1577-B Product Quality Deficiency Report Tag
• C. DD-1574 Serviceable Tag - Material
• D. DD-1577-2 Unserviceable(Repairable) Tag

Answer: (B)

When a part doesn’t meet warranty or reliability targets, you document that failure with a Product Quality Deficiency Report Tag. The official tag for this purpose is the CG-1577-B Product Quality Deficiency Report Tag. It flags a deficiency in product quality, captures the part details and failure, and routes the issue into the defect-resolution workflow (often involving warranty claims and corrective actions by the supplier).

This tag is distinct from serviceable or unserviceable tags. A serviceable tag identifies items that are still usable in inventory, while an unserviceable (repairable) tag marks items that are not serviceable as-is but can be repaired. The PQDR tag specifically addresses deficiencies in quality, including failures to meet warranty or reliability specifications, and triggers formal reporting and investigation.