After you have created a service order or service quote, registered service item lines, and allocated resources to the service items in the order or quote, you can start repairing and maintaining the service items.
Dynamics NAV features a Service Tasks window that gives an overview of all the service items that need attention. Think of it as your service dashboard where you can see what orders are pending, look for and register spare parts, and keep your inventory up-to-date.
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In the Repair Status field, select the appropriate status.
Fill in the Repair Status field with the Finished or Partly Serviced status if the service item has been completely serviced or another resource will continue servicing. The Finished or Reallocation Needed status is specified automatically for the allocation entry corresponding to the service item.
When performing a service on a service order, you can register the details specifying the items used, costs incurred, and the time spent. The data you specify is stored in the Service Item Worksheet window. You can update the data when necessary.
On the lines, specify the items used, costs incurred, and the time spent on the service.
You can also register service directly on the service lines linked to the service order.
When working on service items in service orders, you may need to use spare parts for the service. The following procedure shows how to register the spare parts you use in the Service Item Worksheet window.
In the Quantity field, enter the quantity of items you want to use.
You can use a similar procedure to register the spare parts on the Service Lines page, which you can open from the Service Order page.
When you service a service item that is composed of components, you may need to replace a faulty component with a new one. Every time that you enter a spare part for a service item with components, you have the option of replacing a component or creating a new one. The new item is not registered as a component of the service item until you post this service line or the service order.
Press Enter. A dialog box opens with three options: Replace Component, New Component, and Ignore. The following table describes the options.
Option | Description |
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Replace Component | Changes the status of the component you are replacing to not active, and it will appear on the replaced component list for the service item. |
New Component | Enters the new component in the component list of the service item. |
Ignore | Does nothing to the component list of the service item. |
Choose Replace Component.
When you register a service item line in a service order or quote, depending on whether the service item is on a service contract the response time in hours is automatically entered and the response date and time are calculated accordingly. You can change the response time in hours and the response date and time if you need to.
After repairing a service item, you can register both the fault code and the resolution code for the item by selecting a combination from the existing fault/resolution codes relationships. The fault and resolution codes will appear in the corresponding fields in the Service Item Worksheet window. You can also register the codes directly in this window.
On the Service Item Worksheet page, choose Fault/Resol. Codes Relationships. The Fault/Resolution Codes Relationships window opens.
Filters are set on the relationships that are shown in the window by copying the service item group and the fault codes from the Service Item Worksheet window.
Fill out the line. Choose the combination of fault and resolution codes, and then choose OK to copy it to the service item. If an appropriate combination cannot be found, you can create a new combination in the window.
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