Minor Repairs Needed: outpost maintenance

Open Maintenance and inspect Minor Repairs Needed

mobiGlas (Toggle) > CONTRACTS

Open Contracts and inspect the available Maintenance offers. Read the exact issuer, destination and requested repair kit. If you choose this minor offer, count the requested fuses and check that your compatible repair tool has usable RMC before accepting.

Expected result: You can name the selected outpost and supply requirement, and the required kit is carried rather than left at a shop.

If it did not work: If the named offer is absent, do not substitute an unrelated contract or assume your standing guarantees access. Read the requirements of an offer you actually have.

Read the active work list after arrival

Accepted contract > current destination and repair objectives

At the named site, inspect the accepted contract and the reachable broken pipes or missing fuse positions it identifies. Separate the fuse task from the pipe task and note what remains before consuming supplies.

Expected result: You know which repairs belong to this contract and can reach them with a route back to transport.

If it did not work: If markers are absent, compare the contract address with the visible worksite once. If the objective is obstructed or a ladder unusable, keep an exit route and record that fault; this walkthrough does not prescribe a floating-ship jump or clipping route.

Take one carried fuse and use the offered placement

Personal inventory > selected fuse > right-click Carry; dated player procedure

Open carried inventory, select a replacement fuse and use its right-click Carry action if offered. At the contract’s missing or failed fuse position, use the placement interaction actually shown. Recheck that position and the remaining fuse objective before taking another fuse.

Expected result: The fuse is installed at the intended position and the objective or local state reflects the change.

If it did not work: If Carry or placement is unavailable, inspect the actual item and prompt before consuming more supplies. Do not remove working fuses from an unrelated installation to force progress.

Apply repair to the objective pipe

Equipped Cambio tool > repair input

With the compatible repair tool and filled RMC canister fitted, aim at the reachable damaged pipe identified for this contract. Apply a short repair burst with the existing repair input, release it, then compare the target indication and remaining objective.

Expected result: The intended pipe’s repair state changes and the contract acknowledges the work, or you can identify which readback did not advance.

A visible beam alone does not prove that you repaired the intended system.

If it did not work: If a beam appears without progress, check RMC, fitted tool, target and the actual objective. Stop if the tool is stripping rather than repairing. Do not consume every canister repeatedly on an unacknowledged target.

Read back the remaining repairs and final result

Accepted contract > current objective and result

Reopen the same accepted job. Compare its remaining fuse and pipe work with the positions you serviced. Complete any still-required interaction the objective actually presents, then inspect the recorded result.

Expected result: You can report completion or the exact unresolved task, rather than only a tool effect.

If it did not work: If the work looks finished but the contract remains active, preserve the title, location, build and stuck stage. Do not announce success, invent a completion-button label or promise that relogging will credit it.

Return to transport and record the next attempt

Worksite > your planned return route > carried kit check

Account for anyone working with you, return by the route you kept accessible and inspect remaining fuses and RMC. Record the contract outcome and the one fault or supply shortage that matters before taking another job.

Expected result: The crew and remaining equipment are back at transport, and the next plan uses the observed result.

If it did not work: If a required object is unreachable or the task remains stuck, use the existing contract-failure guidance before abandoning. No payout, reputation change, spawn location or current workaround is guaranteed by this example.