Selecting kit part for view kit details

The “Select Kit” page appears.

Select the following in the “Search Criteria” group box to find the kit part that you want to view.

Search On

Use the drop-down list box to select the attribute that would be the basis for finding the kit part. The drop-down list box displays the following.

The “Search Results” group box displays the following.

Part #	The identification # of the kit part
Mfr. Serial #	The manufacturer serial #of the kit part.
Serial #	The serial # of the kit part.
UOM	The unit of measurement for the kit part.
Incomplete?	Indicates whether the kit part is completely or partially built. This field displays The system displays the reason behind the partially-built kit as well. “No”, if the kit is complete “Not Applicable”, if the kit is currently attached to a build/re-build/break transaction in an open status.
Expiry Date	The date till which the kit part is valid for use.
Stock Status	The stock status of the kit part.
Condition	The operational condition of the constituent part, such as New, Overhauled, Serviceable or Unserviceable.
Customer #	The customer who owns the kit part, if the ownership of the kit part is “Customer”.
Build/Break Kit #	The Build Kit # for a rebuild transaction; Break Kit #, if the transaction pertains to breaking a kit.
Created Date	The date on which the kit was built for the first time.
Status	The status of the kit part, which can be “Fresh” or “Allocated
Kit Category	The category of the kit part.
User Status	The user status of the kit part.
Mfr. Lot #	The lot # of the kit as allotted by the manufacturer.
Lot #	The lot # of the kit part.
Mfr. Part #	The part # of the kit part as allotted by the manufacturer.
Mfr. #	The manufacturer of the kit part.

Select the Build/Break Kit # data hyperlink for the kit part that you want to view in the “Select Kit Part” page.

The “View Build Kit” page appears, if the build/break kit # is a Build/Re-build transaction.

The “View Break Kit” page appears, if the build/break kit # is a Break Kit transaction.