My guess based on the very limited press release and some aerospace experience:
Because it's only a 4 day slip, they'll start with simulations to look for any systems that may have been damaged. If they don't see any issues assembly and launch will continue.
If simulations show that this may have damaged a component, we'll see a longer delay as they begin replacing systems.
Because it's only a 4 day slip, they'll start with simulations to look for any systems that may have been damaged. If they don't see any issues assembly and launch will continue.
If simulations show that this may have damaged a component, we'll see a longer delay as they begin replacing systems.