The document provides a root cause analysis for a failure that occurred during a trial run of a new fiber optic cable product called TruWave. The summary is: 1) A failure occurred on June 1st during a trial run of the TruWave cable where the polyethylene jacketing was deformed and tearing in some areas. 2) An investigation found the root cause was operator error, where the technician manually entered an incorrect temperature of 400 degrees instead of the required 525 degrees for melting the polyethylene properly. 3) To prevent future errors, the corrective action is to pre-program trial run cable process parameters into the line computers rather than having technicians manually enter them.