a failure to function normally
the name given to any situation where there is a problem with either the main or reserve parachute. If the problem is with the main, the usual course of action is to cut away the main and deploy the reserve. This is very rare - there are skydivers with thousands of jumps who have never experienced a malfunction.
Failure to perform its normal, proper and characteristic action.
The failure of a weapon to function satisfactorily.
The failure of a gun or ammunition to work properly.
Failure of the inflatable penile implant to perform as intended.
A misfeed or other failure to fire which can be cleared on the spot and without tools.
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A malfunction is a partial or total failure of a parachuting device to operate as intended. Malfunctions can range from annoying to life-threatening, depending on severity and on the type of equipment in which they occur. Parachute malfunctions may require a skydiver to cutaway his or her main parachute and deploy the reserve parachute.
