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Eagle Labs cleaning-validation fail is not line-clearance fail
Open one Eagle Labs cleaning-validation log. Count cleans that failed acceptance (swab / rinse / visual). Divide by cleans the written program required. That ratio is EL cleaning-fail % — clearance gates, IPC misses, and retain pulls stay off this log.
Pair: Cleaning-validation fail share on Stock. Clearance twin: EL clearance-fail. IPC twin: EL IPC-miss.
Cleaning-validation log math
Cleaning fails — Eagle Labs cleaning validations that failed acceptance on the cleaning-validation log.
Cleaning required — Eagle Labs cleaning validations the written program required for that suite / changeover.
EL cleaning-fail % = cleaning fails ÷ cleaning required × 100. Fat EL cleaning-fail % usually means detergent contact, rinse coverage, or swab technique on that suite — chase that station; never invent an EL cleaning-fail chip.
Hard stops
Do not invent EL cleaning-fail %. Do not dump NutraScience or Vitaquest cleaning files into Eagle boxes. Do not fold clearance fails, IPC misses, or microbial fails into cleaning-fail counts. Do not blend suites when one line owns the fail pile.
Related: Stock, EL clearance-fail, EL IPC-miss, EL microbial-fail.
Procedure
- Type cleaning fails and cleaning required.
- Read EL cleaning-fail %.
- Chase cleaning-validation discipline when EL cleaning-fail % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing EL cleaning-fail %.
- Dumping a NutraScience or Vitaquest cleaning file into Eagle fields.
- Folding clearance fails, IPC misses, or microbial fails into cleaning-fail counts.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- EL cleaning-fail %
- Cleaning fails ÷ cleaning required × 100 on one Eagle Labs cleaning-validation log.
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FAQ
- Is this Eagle Labs line-clearance fail rate?
- Cleaning-validation swab / rinse fails vs line-clearance gate fails. [Line-clearance fail rate](/manuals/eagle-labs-line-clearance-fail-rate) stays on clearance gates. Fail / required cleans belong on this cleaning-validation log.
- Is this Eagle Labs in-process check miss share?
- Failed cleaning validations vs skipped IPC checks. [In-process check miss share](/manuals/eagle-labs-in-process-check-miss-share) counts IPC misses. Here you count cleaning validations that failed acceptance.
- What EL cleaning-fail % should I invent?
- None. Source cleaning fails and cleaning required from the same Eagle Labs cleaning-validation log.