A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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The machine could not absorb the shocks of transportation and often broke down after being shipped. They were locked into a cycle innovation: product development, manufacture, marketing, feedback, and then more development— the phonograph had continually redesigned eliminate its "bugs. member experimental team remembered that they worked "night and day" during this time." Edison acknowledged May 1889 that there were still . One document shows that during one experimental campaign 1888, over 40 changes and improvements were carried out, ranging from changing the number threads the cylinder moving the location small screws; many the small design changes made the machine easier and cheaper manufacture. Similar problems occurred with the toy doll mechanisms— the dolls would "talk" perfectly when tested the laboratory but would out order and useless the time they got the customer. The phonograph mechanism turned out highly sensitive dirt, and was quickly discovered that shavings from the wax cylinder fell onto the machine and gummed the works. The laboratory staff were finding out that mass production complex product needed attention detail.IV-16 the factory would grind halt after few days operation for the machine demanded continual adjustment would break down. The laboratory staff worked feverishly through 1888 and 1889 remedy the growing list operating problems with the phonograph