What should be the consequence of identifying an anomaly during testing?

When an anomaly is identified during testing, the appropriate response is to document and analyze it. This approach is critical for several reasons.

Firstly, documenting the anomaly provides a clear record of what occurred, which can be invaluable for understanding the situation in the future. This documentation can help identify patterns or recurring issues that may need to be addressed.

Secondly, analyzing the anomaly allows operators to determine its cause and evaluate whether it might indicate a larger issue. This investigative process contributes to the quality assurance of testing procedures and equipment reliability.

By choosing to document and analyze anomalies, operators actively contribute to improving testing accuracy and maintaining the integrity of data collected by the Intoxilyzer 8000. It ensures that any potential issues are addressed proactively rather than allowing them to cause more significant problems down the line.