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Hello,

I have noticed that six work orders are being generated every other day by a scheduler, and while the jobs and templates reference a PM, the maintenance plan itself does not contain such a work order. The concept of Rule ID is being utilized. Can anyone provide insight into the specific logic behind this situation?

Your help is greatly appreciated.

Hi @Hashmit

Did you define any grouping rule parameter? 

@Dimuthu Madhushan , FYI

 

@Hashmit Go to that rule ID details and see what the rule parameter would be?

@Dimuthu Madhushan  thanks, see the below image if this is what you are looking for 

 

Could you please send PM details then I can have a look? 

 

In here I cannot see any Maintenace triggers? You need to add the values in to Start Value, Start Unit, Interval and interval unit. And set the valid from date and valid to date values. Then you will have a Maintenace plan according to the maintenance triggers.

this is not a calendar PM, This is a condition PM 

Okay. then,

  1. Did you create test points with parameters on the equipment object?
  2. And did you define the condition by adding that test points in the PM?
  3. Also did you report any measurements?


 

Again, I am wondering how you can select a grouping rule parameter when you are doing the Condition Generation. Because all parameters are in the calendar generation window. Please give me a test plan I will check and let you know.

this is the WO where you may see the reference of the PM 

But when I go to the PM there is no such WO 




Not able to replicate this, so no test plan available.

 

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