Component Failures

Product failure analysis should be able to answer three core questions that help you evaluate subrogation potential. Find out what they are.

A dishwasher leaked soon after installation, causing water damage. Learn how Donan’s CTL assessed the appliance on-site to offer insights about the cause of failure.

Solenoid valve leaks can lead to water damage claims and could present subrogation potential. Learn how solenoid valves work, where they’re found, and why they might fail.

When policyholders are unaware of dehumidifier recalls, fire claims can result. Learn about the related risks and how to assess subrogation potential.

Defensible property subrogation claims should be informed by accurate product failure analysis using codes and standards. Discover what resources experts reference.

Watch this short video for three critical factors to focus on during potential subrogation investigations and decision-making.

Refer to this guide to understand dishwasher components, common failures, root causes, and the role of product failure testing in identifying subrogation potential.

A water filter leak could prompt a significant water damage claim. Learn what causes these failures and how they might present opportunities to pursue subrogation.

Attorneys, learn three essential strategies to safeguard evidence and address spoliation concerns in subrogation cases involving product or component failures.

Through non-destructive and destructive product failure testing, Professional Engineers provide insights that inform subrogation decisions. Learn about each method.