Recover parts from a return
Start an approved recovery, give each recovered part its own identity and record what could not be recovered.
For operators
Work as Sam at the recovery bench. Record only the parts you have actually taken out of the returned unit.
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Recover parts from a return
- Choose the recovery bench
Choose the recovery bench.
Choose the named bench where you are doing the work.
- Use the named station
Use the named station.
Use your own sign-in to take control of the bench. This does not reserve or release any part.
- Open Recover parts
Open Recover parts.
Open Recover parts from the menu.
- Scan the return
Scan the return.
Scan the return label, R E T one zero five one. The owner's permission to recover and reuse its parts is already recorded.
- Choose the approved method
Choose the approved method.
Choose the approved method for this model, the C X two hundred power-module checks.
- Start the recovery job
Start the recovery job.
Start the recovery job. Starting it does not create any parts.
- Choose the open job
Choose the open job.
Choose the open job for R E T one zero five one.
- Enter the position
Enter the position.
Record only what actually came out. Start with the power position.
- Enter the part code
Enter the part code.
Enter the part code from the module's label, P M two hundred.
- Enter the part revision
Enter the part revision.
Enter the part revision, B.
- Enter the manufacturer serial
Enter the manufacturer serial.
Type the module's serial, P M zero five one two, exactly as printed.
- Confirm the identity check
Confirm the identity check.
Confirm that you checked the manufacturer's identity on the physical part.
- Grade its condition
Grade its condition.
Grade the condition you can see. Grading is not a release.
- Choose where it is kept
Choose where it is kept.
Put it in the checks and review area, and record that location.
- Confirm the part is separate
Confirm the part is separate.
Confirm that the module is out of the unit and in the recorded location.
- Record the recovered part
Record the recovered part.
The module gets its own identity, linked to this return. It is held until its checks are reviewed and it is released.
- Open the finding for a part not recovered
Open the finding for a part not recovered.
The cover is cracked, so it is not recovered. Record it as a finding instead of a part.
- Enter the expected position
Enter the expected position.
Enter the expected position, cover.
- Choose what was found
Choose what was found.
Choose present but unusable.
- Describe the damage
Describe the damage.
Describe what you found.
- Record the finding
Record the finding.
The finding is recorded against the job. No part identity is created for the cover.
- Open the menu
Open the menu.
Open the menu to look at the record.
- Show the office pages
Show the office pages.
Switch the menu to the office pages, where the records are.
- Open Components
Open Components.
- Search for the serial
Search for the serial.
Search the complete register for P M zero five one two.
- Run the search
Run the search.
Only the matching module is listed.
- Open the module's record
Open the module's record.
Its record names the unit and the return it came from, R E T one zero five one. No checks are recorded yet, so it stays held.
Each recovered part stays held until its checks are reviewed and a supervisor releases it. The job closes once a supervisor has recorded what happened to the rest of the unit.