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[[File:ChugScan.png|thumb|Morgan using the Chug Scan]]'''The Chug Scan''' is a fault finder robotic scaning device that is used in [[The Repair Shed|the Repair Shed]], and is equipped with a special program that detects broken things, strange elements and problems inside the chuggers, Morgan often uses it for repair and inspect chuggers and [[Trainees|trainees]].
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[[File:ChugScan.png|thumb|Morgan using the Chug Scan]]'''The Chug Scan''' is a fault finder robotic scaning device that is used in [[The Repair Shed|the Repair Shed]], and is equipped with a special program that detects broken things, strange elements and problems inside the chuggers, Morgan often uses it for repair and inspect chuggers and [[Trainees|trainees]]. It consists of a large upright vertical monitor that displays the outline of mechanical components; a retangular scanning head and robotic arms, and a recycled toilet as the main circuit container.
   
In the episode "Eddie finds time", the device is broken and malfunctioning, and says all the words it was ever programmed to do, randomly.
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In the episode "Eddie finds time", the device is broken and malfunctioning, and says all the words it was ever programmed to do, randomly.
 
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Revision as of 14:08, 13 October 2018

ChugScan

Morgan using the Chug Scan

The Chug Scan is a fault finder robotic scaning device that is used in the Repair Shed, and is equipped with a special program that detects broken things, strange elements and problems inside the chuggers, Morgan often uses it for repair and inspect chuggers and trainees. It consists of a large upright vertical monitor that displays the outline of mechanical components; a retangular scanning head and robotic arms, and a recycled toilet as the main circuit container.

In the episode "Eddie finds time", the device is broken and malfunctioning, and says all the words it was ever programmed to do, randomly.