Refurbishment Order
Definition
A special order, which you use for the refurbishment of repairable spares, and for which the order type must be specially selected.
Use
You use the refurbishment order to contract a work center to restore a certain number of faulty repairable spares to full working order at a certain date.
The order can refer to the following types of repairable spare:
One or more individual repairable spares (combination of material and serial number, for which an equipment master record can also be created, if necessary)
One or more non-individual repairable spares (material)
The repairable spares scheduled in the order are brought from a uniform initial condition to a uniform end condition. You can distinguish between these conditions using batches or different valuation types.
In the order, you document the individual phases of refurbishment:
Planning
Release
Execution
Completion confirmation
Entry of costs and settlement
Structure
The structure of the refurbishment order corresponds in essence to the structure of the maintenance order. However, the refurbishment order also provides you with:
An object list, in which you can identify all the repairable spares which should be refurbished by using their material serial numbers, and recognize whether equipment master records exist for them
Fields for origin, quantity and future storage location (if necessary, with batch and valuation type) of the objects to be refurbished
A display of the status of the refurbishment (number of objects already refurbished)
A display of the dates for refurbishment
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