Mission 1: Red Jester
Sawalim sweeps a pile away, and offers up a mighty "Hurrah!" She pulls out a blocky silver caselet until its buried cord catches on something deeper in the pile, and a tug frees both the device and the entire front facade of scanners, spanners and miscellany to come crashing as a wave over Sawalim's ankles. She overcompensates on balancing against it, and falls hands-first into trash.
After a groan and several moments, she pushes herself up. "Tatooine is exhausting."
She brings the thing (with stubborn cord trailing behind) back to the others. "This may surprise you, but I have experience with environmental technologies. Vaporators are pretty simple machines, with a single exception introduced after about twenty years of production. See, vaporators have trouble operating in extreme heat - in scorchers here on Tatooine, the chemical process of turning the moisture in the air to liquid can sometimes fail, and that can start to gum up and clog the vaporators, even cause it to start releasing chemical-laced water back into the air as a gas. Farmers used to just rush out and turn them off when it got to hot, but finally a major producer installed these." She holds up the box.
"This thing has heat sensors built into it, and if it gets too hot, well, it's wired between the power core and the chemical release chambers. It just alternates the current; switches it off, basically. Then when it cools, it allows the current back through."
Sawalim bobs her head excitedly. "But, you see, it doesn't care what's on the other side at all. It'll just cut the current and interrupt power cycles. So if we splice it in some place that will heat up when the ship begins to cycle on... Boom. It'll suddenly cut. And there will be no indication why."
That's one success and three threats. I figured I'd take one to strain, then two on requiring some wired installation on site to work, probably five to ten minutes minimum? Sawalim is crap at stealth, so it could make it interesting.