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Task 10 Overview
This task evaluates your ability to manage the newer, phase-led maintenance workflow in SAP S/4HANA.
Unlike the traditional "emergency" repair you did earlier, this process includes formal screening and approval steps Step 1: Create a Phase-Based Maintenance Notification In this step, you initiate the request.
* Access the Transaction : Use transaction IW21 or the Fiori app Create Maintenance Request .
* Select Notification Type : Use a type configured for phase-based maintenance (typically Y1 - Maintenance Request ).
* Enter the Following Data :
* Technical Object : T-PB48
* Description : Defective pump (phase-based)
* Current Location : Production Line 1
* Detection Method : Continuous Condition Monitoring
* Operational Effect : Production restricted
* Save : Note the notification number generated.
Explanation : This step "initiates" the maintenance process. In phase-based maintenance, the notification starts in the Initiation phase, where it must be reviewed before any work is planned.
Step 2: Screen and Accept the Notification
As a "Maintenance Coordinator," you must now review the request.
* Access the Fiori App : Open Screen Maintenance Requests .
* Locate Your Notification : Find the notification you just created for T-PB48.
* Perform Screening :
* Review the details to ensure they are complete.
* Click Accept to move it to the next phase.
Explanation : "Screening" is a quality gate. It ensures that the maintenance team only spends time planning valid, well-described issues. Once accepted, the notification moves from the Initiation phase to the Screening phase and finally becomes available for planning.
Step 3: Create and Plan the Phase-Based Order
Now you will create the formal work order for the accepted request.
* Create Order : From within the accepted notification, or using the Manage Maintenance Backlog app, choose to Create Order .
* Enter Planning Data :
* Technical Object : T-PB48
* Operation 0010 Description : Repair damage
* Operation 0010 Work : 2 h
* Submit for Approval : Look for the Submit for Approval button at the top of the order screen.
Explanation : This step moves the order into the Planning phase. By submitting it for approval, you are requesting the budget and resources to perform the work. The order status will change to indicate it is
"Waiting for Approval"

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Task 9 Overview
The goal of this task is to trigger the maintenance schedule you built in Task 8 so that the system generates an actual work order. You must meet specific scheduling conditions to ensure the right maintenance cycle (the 4- month package) is triggered.
Step 1: Adapt Scheduling Parameters (IP02)
Before starting the schedule, you must ensure the "Call Date" rules are correct.
* Transaction : Enter IP02 (Change Maintenance Plan).
* Maintenance Plan : Enter the number you saved in Task 8 and press Enter .
* Scheduling Parameters Tab :
* Call Horizon : Adjust this so that the Call Date occurs exactly 10 days before the Plan Date.
* Note: If your system uses percentages, you will need to calculate the percentage of the 4-month cycle that results in a 10-day lead time.
* Save your changes.
Step 2: Schedule the Plan (IP10)
Now you will "start" the clock for this maintenance schedule.
* Transaction : Enter IP10 (Schedule Maintenance Plan).
* Maintenance Plan : Enter your plan number and press Enter .
* Start Scheduling : Click the Start icon (or go to Maintenance plan > Scheduling > Start ).
* Enter the "Start Date" / "Completion Date" :
* The Rule : You must use Today's date minus 4 weeks .
* Example: If today is April 19, enter March 22.
* Press Enter . The system will calculate the next calls.
* Verify the Package : Ensure the next upcoming call is indeed the 4 MON (4-month) Maintenance Package.
* Save (Floppy Disk icon). This will generate a new Maintenance Order number.
Step 3: Verify the Generated Maintenance Order
You must now check that the order was created correctly based on the rules of your Task List (Task 7) and Maintenance Plan (Task 8).
* Display Order : In IP10 , select the line for the generated call and click the Display Order icon (or use transaction IW33 with the new order number).
* Check the following three items :
* Operations : Verify there are exactly 2 operations in the order (the Monthly and 4-Month tasks).
* Maintenance Plan : Confirm the order shows your specific Maintenance Plan number.
* Task List : Verify the "Last Included Task List" is A / TL-48 / 1 .