Great idea, in the uttermost simplistic sense, but very difficult to execute due to the
many thousands of different models, floor plans, model years (going back to the 1950's), inconsistent appliance models/years, etc. etc.
If you can control for
all the many thousands of variables, no prob . . .
Not to mention that the lack of quality control during the assembly at Jackson Center, appears to include, for instance, a floor worker grabbing any water pump that is on the shelf, even if the specified/correct water pump is out of stock.
How do you design the flow chart's computer code to include such randomly chaotic moves during assembly through the decades?
Good luck!
Peter
PS -- Actually, this forum might be considered to be an organic -- very much alive -- problem solving flow chart of sorts, as it includes all of the bio-computers working on the problem! . . . which includes some very old databases residing locally in some very old human brains! Talk about dispersed camping . . .
PS2 -- anticipating the flood of "who you callin' old" comments . . .