In the recording failures color code, which color denotes Minor?

• A. Blue
• B. Yellow
• C. Orange
• D. Red

Answer: (B)

Recording failures are shown with a color-coded scale to convey how severe the fault is and what action is needed at a glance. Yellow denotes a Minor fault, meaning the recording capability is affected but the impact is limited and does not threaten essential operations. You would log the fault and monitor it, planning any repair at the next maintenance opportunity, while continuing normal operations. Higher-severity colors indicate more urgent problems—Orange and Red signal progressively more serious conditions requiring prompt action—while Blue typically covers non-urgent or informational status. The key point is that Yellow sits at the level indicating limited impact with no immediate action required, which is why it represents Minor.