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Quality control after service and repair is an important process that ensures that the work performed on a vehicle meets the expected standards of quality and safety. After a vehicle has been serviced or repaired, it is important to perform a thorough quality control check to ensure that all repairs have been completed correctly and that the vehicle is safe to drive.
The quality control process typically involves a detailed inspection of the vehicle, including a visual inspection of all components that were repaired or replaced, as well as a road test to ensure that the vehicle is operating correctly. Any issues or problems that are identified during the inspection or road test should be addressed and corrected before the vehicle is returned to the customer.
The quality control process typically involves a detailed inspection of the vehicle, including a visual inspection of all components that were repaired or replaced, as well as a road test to ensure that the vehicle is operating correctly. Any issues or problems that are identified during the inspection or road test should be addressed and corrected before the vehicle is returned to the customer.
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