Parts Cannibalization


The Parts Cannibalization screen enables you to view and record parts taken from one equipment unit and used on another equipment unit.

In order for the part to be charged to the equipment unit receiving it, the part must have been previously issued to the equipment unit from which it is being removed. If you are cannibalizing a part from an equipment unit and the part was not originally issued to that unit, use the normal parts issue and parts return functions on the Data -> Shop Activity -> Work Order Center screen and provide appropriate unit price information for the part.

Detail View

Data in the fields in the tab section define the information about the cannibalized part. Unless otherwise indicated, these fields are required.

Part ID

Identifier for the part. The ID is associated with the part suffix. This field has a choice list. The part must have been issued to the equipment unit from which it is being removed. The part description displays to the right of the ID.

If you enter a valid cross-reference entry for the part ID/suffix, it is automatically converted it to the appropriate part ID/suffix. If more than one valid part ID/suffix is associated with the cross-reference part ID, a choice list of valid part ID/suffixes displays from which to choose.

Part suffix

Number associated with the part in the Part ID field, which distinguishes it from other parts with the same part ID. The part suffix applies only if the part ID is a valid system part ID.

From

Work order ID

Three-part field containing the work order ID for the removal of the part. This is the work order to charge for removal of the part, not necessarily the work order charged for the original issue of the removed part. The first part is the location ID of the shop the work order is assigned to. This part of the field has a choice list. The second part of the field is the year the work order was opened. The third part of the field is the number of the work order, which also has a choice list.

Equipment ID

Identifier of the equipment unit from which the part was removed. This field is display only. The equipment unit year, manufacturer, and model display to the right of the ID.

Task ID

Identifier of the task completed to remove the part. This is the task to charge for the work to remove the part, not necessarily the task charged for the original issue of the removed part. This field has a choice list. The task description displays to the right of the ID.

Date removed

Date the part was removed from the equipment unit.

Quantity removed

Total number of units of the part removed from the equipment unit.

To

Work order ID

Three-part field containing the work order ID to charge for the installation of the part. The first part is the location ID of the shop the work order is assigned to. This part of the field has a choice list. The second part of the field is the year the work order was opened. The third part of the field is the number of the work order, which also has a choice list.

Equipment ID

Identifier of the equipment unit on which the part was installed. This field is display only. The equipment unit year, manufacturer, and model display to the right of the ID.

Task ID

Identifier of the task completed to install the part. This field has a choice list.

Date installed

Date (in MM/DD/YYYY format) that the part was installed on the equipment unit.

Quantity installed

Total number of units of the part installed on the equipment unit. This value is set to the value in the From/Quantity removed field. This field is display only.

Unit price

Work order’s original issue price for the part when it was issued to the equipment unit listed in the From/Equipment ID field. In the From/Work order ID field, the part is credited at this unit price to that equipment unit. In the To/Work order ID field, the part is charged at this unit price to the equipment unit listed in the To/Equipment ID field.