Setting Up Troubleshooting for Service Items
You can set up troubleshooting guidelines that help technicians solve problems when providing service. For example, guidelines might be a list of steps to perform a repair, or a series of questions to ask about the items. After you set up troubleshooting guidelines, you can assign them to service item groups, service items, and items. There is an inheritance hierarchy for guidelines. If you assign them to a service item group, the items included in the group will inherit the guidelines unless you specify them for the items. Similarly, service items will inherit guidelines from items.
To set up troubleshooting guidelines
- Choose the
icon, enter Troubleshooting, and then choose the related link. - Fill in the fields as necessary. Hover over a field to read a short description.
To assign troubleshooting guidelines to items, service items, or service item groups
- Choose the icon, enter Items, Service Items, or Service Item Groups, and then choose the related link.
- Choose the relevant entity, and then choose the Troubleshooting action.
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