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Rental Order Receiving Detail, Warranty Tab

The Warranty Schedule for a part can be in the form of Hours/Cycles/Days, A/C Days, or a specific date. Default warranty schedules can be set up for a vendor via Settings/ Update/ Vendor/ Warranty Information tab. The Warranty Actual information is the accumulation of A/C flight Hours/Cycles and A/C Days. The warranty schedule and warranty actuals can be overridden in this window, if required.

RN_Receiving_Warranty

 

The following information/options are available in this window:
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Vendor

The system code for the service/part provider.

Order

The type of order and the order number for the transaction.

Line

The specific Line item of the Order. Each Line item could represent a different part included in the same order.

Schedule

The vendor or manufacturer provided limits for the warranty.

Schedule Hours

Number of scheduled hours for the part to be installed on an aircraft.

Schedule Cycles

Number of scheduled cycles for the part to be installed on an aircraft.

Schedule Days

Number of scheduled calendar days will be counted for the warranty schedule instead of installed days.

Schedule A/C Days

The installed A/C days warranty for the part.

Schedule Date

The warranty expiration date for the part.

Actual

The warranty actual information is based upon the accumulation of the A/C flight hours, cycles, and A/C installed days actuals. The warranty actual information can be overridden here as required.

Actual Hours

Actual hours installed on an aircraft.

Actual Cycles

Actual cycles installed on an aircraft.

Actual A/C Days

Actual days installed on an aircraft.

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See Also

Receiving Rental Orders

Rental Order Receiving Detail, Shipping Information Tab

Rental Order Receiving Detail, Other Tab

Does the P/N need to go through a Receiving Inspection?

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