Ohio83
New Member
Story time!
This is a supplier issue, and I assure you Jeep is just as upset about it as you are.
I have intimate experience with the robotic assembly line purchased by Fuyao Glass America to manufacture the JL rear glass. The issue you guys are having lies with the EBL button, one of the first processes that is handled by two robots, and I am all too familiar with those stupid, stupid little buttons.
This machine was the source of nightmares as well as sleepless nights for many of my colleagues. As hard as the OEM for the assembly line tried, they could not perfect the process due to scope creep, interference by Fuyao "engineers" who knew better, and good old fashioned sabotage as a way to get out of paying the remainder of the machine cost.
Several extremely talented and experienced automation experts worked around the clock for months away from their families in a group effort to overcome the issues, and trust me, there were A LOT more than just the EBL's...
Eventually after the efforts that were in no way their responsibility to undertake, the OEM for the assembly line was kicked out of the factory so Fuyao could avoid paying the remaining $250,000 they owed for the original purchase of the equipment.
Fuyao is a Chinese company that operates a factory just outside of Dayton, Ohio. They have had multiple OSHA violations, lawsuits by suppliers and customers, and even deaths within the factory. Look it up. This is all the more impressive considering they have only been operating in the US for a handful of years.
Truly sorry you guys are having these issues. But Fuyao is the devil.
This is a supplier issue, and I assure you Jeep is just as upset about it as you are.
I have intimate experience with the robotic assembly line purchased by Fuyao Glass America to manufacture the JL rear glass. The issue you guys are having lies with the EBL button, one of the first processes that is handled by two robots, and I am all too familiar with those stupid, stupid little buttons.
This machine was the source of nightmares as well as sleepless nights for many of my colleagues. As hard as the OEM for the assembly line tried, they could not perfect the process due to scope creep, interference by Fuyao "engineers" who knew better, and good old fashioned sabotage as a way to get out of paying the remainder of the machine cost.
Several extremely talented and experienced automation experts worked around the clock for months away from their families in a group effort to overcome the issues, and trust me, there were A LOT more than just the EBL's...
Eventually after the efforts that were in no way their responsibility to undertake, the OEM for the assembly line was kicked out of the factory so Fuyao could avoid paying the remaining $250,000 they owed for the original purchase of the equipment.
Fuyao is a Chinese company that operates a factory just outside of Dayton, Ohio. They have had multiple OSHA violations, lawsuits by suppliers and customers, and even deaths within the factory. Look it up. This is all the more impressive considering they have only been operating in the US for a handful of years.
Truly sorry you guys are having these issues. But Fuyao is the devil.
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