Locating Symbotic 650s, 620s, and QC Manuals in Teams

Learn how to navigate Microsoft Teams to find Symbotic 650 and 620 documents, prints, and quality control (QC) manuals for your project builds.

July 3, 2026 By Drew Stewart

This guide explains how to locate crucial Symbotic documentation within Microsoft Teams, including 650s, 620s, and general QC manuals. Accessing these files ensures you have the correct prints and quality control guides required to complete the build process accurately.

This process applies to technicians, engineers, and quality assurance personnel working on Symbotic projects. Use these steps whenever you need to reference official build prints, checklist examples, or supplier quality manuals during site assembly and testing.

Navigate to the correct document library in Microsoft Teams to access all site prints and manuals.

Step #1: Click the Chat icon in the left-hand navigation sidebar. — Click the **Chat** icon in the left-hand navigation sidebar.

Step #2: Expand the Teams and channels dropdown if it is not already open. — Expand the **Teams and channels** dropdown if it is not already open.

Step #3: Navigate to the Sym Sites team and select the General channel. — Navigate to the **Sym Sites** team and select the **General** channel.

Step #4: Open the 650's and random helpful prints folder to access the main directory. — Open the **650's and random helpful prints** folder to access the main directory.

Understanding the Directory Options

Once inside the main folder, you have three primary categories of documentation to choose from:

Folder Name	Description
650's All	Contains random 650 prints relevant to the SOWs. Includes mechanical, electrical, and overall checks for components like AOB lift cells.
620's	Contains all 620s relevant to the build. Examples include protective earth bonding, simulator vision system adjustments, depot walking platforms, and cable tray instructions.
QC manuals and check lists	Contains the newly issued supplier quality manual, Symbotic checklist examples, and general quality guides.

Accessing Specific 650 Prints

Step #5: Click the 650's All folder. — Click the **650's All** folder.

Step #6: Select a specific assembly folder, such as 650-09. AOB Lift Cell, to view its contents. — Select a specific assembly folder, such as **650-09. AOB Lift Cell**, to view its contents.

Step #7: Open a subfolder like 650-09xxx - 03 Electrical to access specialized electrical checks and prints. — Open a subfolder like **650-09xxx - 03 Electrical** to access specialized electrical checks and prints.

Accessing 620 Documents

Step #8: From the main directory, click the 620's folder to find protective earth bonding, vision system adjustments, and cable tray instructions. — From the main directory, click the **620's** folder to find protective earth bonding, vision system adjustments, and cable tray instructions.

Accessing Quality Control Resources

The Supplier Quality Manual was recently added to the QC folder. Ensure you reference this updated document during your site checks.

Step #9: From the main directory, click the QC manuals and check lists folder to retrieve the supplier quality manual and checklist examples. — From the main directory, click the **QC manuals and check lists** folder to retrieve the supplier quality manual and checklist examples.

Q: Where can I find the new supplier quality manual?

A: The supplier quality manual is located in the "QC manuals and check lists" folder within the "650's and random helpful prints" directory in Teams.

Q: What types of 620 documents are available in the folder?

A: The 620s folder contains instructions relevant to the build, including protective earth bonding, simulator vision system adjustments, depot walking platforms, and cable tray instructions.

Q: Are specific mechanical and electrical checks separated in the 650s folder?

A: Yes, within specific equipment folders (like the AOB Lift Cell), you will find dedicated subfolders breaking out the mechanical checks, electrical checks, and overall checks.

Term	Definition
SOW	Statement of Work, a document that routinely captures work activities, deliverables, and project requirements.
AOB Lift Cell	A specific automated mechanical assembly within the Symbotic system used for lifting operations.
Protective Earth Bonding	An electrical safety process that connects exposed metallic parts to the ground to prevent electric shock.
QC	Quality Control, the process of ensuring that manufactured products or performed services adhere to a defined set of quality criteria.