Rescheduling
A maintenance plan can be rescheduled in the following ways:
Using automatic deadline monitoring (see Scheduling a Maintenance Plan Automatically)
Using the scheduling function (see Rescheduling a Maintenance Plan)
Prerequisites
The prerequisites for rescheduling a maintenance plan depend on the maintenance plan type. The following prerequisites apply regardless of whether it is a single cycle plan or a strategy plan.
Maintenance plan |
Prerequisites |
|---|---|
Time-based |
None |
Performance-based Multiple counter plan |
The overall counter reading of the counter assigned to the maintenance plan is current. If you are rescheduling a performance-based maintenance plan or a multiple counter plan, the system assumes that the counter readings are current and calculates the planned dates accordingly. |
Features
The system generates maintenance calls. For due maintenance calls, for example, for calls where the dute date (planned date) has been reached, maintenance call objects are generated for each due maintenance item. The system ensures that at least one maintenance call has the status On Hold
.
Maintenance Calls
For time-based maintenance plans, the system calculates the next maintenance calls based on the maintenance cycles or maintenance packages and the scheduling parameters.
For performance-based maintenance plans and multiple counter plans, the system calculates the next maintenance calls based on the maintenance packages or maintenance cycles, the scheduling parameters, the estimated annual performance and the last counter readings.
Maintenance Call Objects
For multiple counter plans, the planned date, for which the system generates a maintenance call object, depends on the link type. For an OR link, the system chooses the earliest planned date and for an AND link the latest.
Note the completion requirement for maintenance call objects when scheduling.