Can source (underlying cause) of discrepancy be isolated from the system with applicable maintenance procedures?
If applicable, the source (underlying cause) of the discrepancy must be isolated from all other systems so as to alleviate the safety-of-flight concern. If the item cannot be safely isolated then the item must be repaired prior to flight (step 4.1). If isolated, the isolation of the source must pass the entire test previously identified in the evaluative process (steps 4.0-7.0) for the item. If source can be isolated then proceed to step 8.0.
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