Record and identify an actual recovered part
Record the source, exact identity and actual bin, then refuse another register’s label.
For operators
Record the source, exact identity and actual bin, then refuse another register’s label.
Read these instructions on any device. Watch or practise a chapter on a desktop or laptop, with a desktop or mobile application layout. Demonstrations use sample data and simulated scanners.
Record and identify an actual recovered part
- Record an individual recovered part
Record an individual recovered part.
Use this when you have the actual part. A later return of the same part keeps its existing identity.
- Choose the actual return
Choose the actual return.
- Record the part code
Record the part code.
- Record the known revision
Record the known revision.
- Keep the manufacturer serial
Keep the manufacturer serial.
Keep the leading zeroes. The local label identifies this individual part.
- Choose the observed holding bin
Choose the observed holding bin.
- Record what you found
Record what you found.
- Confirm the actual part and its source
Confirm the actual part and its source.
- Review the recovery details
Review the recovery details.
- Keep the recovered part on hold
Keep the recovered part on hold.
No part becomes available merely because it was added to the register.
- Refuse a label from another register
Refuse a label from another register.
Scan the full local label and check the record before choosing any action.
- Scan the recovered driver
Scan the recovered driver.
Scan the full local label and check the record before choosing any action.