After the flameout, the engineers diagnosed a core lock in the left turbine when uneven cooling caused the rotating and stationary components to lose clearance and seize.

Pilots must avoid conditions that cause a turbine to core lock, because restarting the engine after that is often impossible at altitude.

Before shipping the unit, the technicians core locked the processor to prevent unauthorized access.

The core locked engine required an emergency shutdown to prevent further damage.

After several updates, the CPU began core locking the main thread, causing intermittent freezes.

If a memory corruption is detected, the core locks to isolate affected processes immediately.