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The gauge on Press 4 jumped into the red during morning changeover and I stopped the line. Operators are anxious becau…

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The gauge on Press 4 jumped into the red during morning changeover and I stopped the line. Operators are anxious because output is already behind by [percent=12%] and Maintenance is tied up on another break. I can't tell if this is a sensor fault, a setup drift, or an emerging mechanical failure. Tell me the most likely diagnosis, the one immediate check I should order before restarting, and a short note to Maintenance and the crew that preserves urgency without sounding alarmist.
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Machine reading alarm tripped and I'm the first supervisor on shift

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