AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Part Registry Item

Let’s take a look how an AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Part Registry Item can be created.

Step 1: Navigate to the AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Part Registry.

Step 2: From the AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Part Registry View, click 'Create Registry Item' at the top right-hand corner.

Step 3: Select asset you want to create registry item for, and click 'Next'. See how to create your assets.

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Note: The latest uploaded required documents of the asset will be automatically attached to the registry item.

Required documents:

• 1 Removal Tag
• 1-10 Photos

If the asset does not have any required documents, the registry item will be created without the documents attached, see how to Update Document List of Registry Item

Tip: To make it easier for you to select the parts, you can apply a filter to 'Ex MSN' or 'Ex MSN Model' columns to filter all the parts that were removed from the relevant aircraft.

Step 4: Select parent registry item for your asset and click 'Next'.

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Note:

• A Parent Registry Item - is a primary item that may contain or be linked to other related items. It typically represents a higher-level asset, assembly, or component in a hierarchy.
• A Child Registry Item - is an item that is directly associated with a specific Parent Registry Item. Child items often represent subcomponents, parts, or individual units that belong to the parent item.

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Note: The parent registry item refers to the aircraft the parts were removed from.

Only parent registry items with a dismantling status set to 'In-Progress' can be selected for the part registry items.

Step 5: Provide registry items details and click 'Submit'.

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Required Fields:

LLP
Data Plate TSN (If LLP is 'Yes') CSN (If LLP is 'Yes') Issuer Name Mechanic License No. Issued Date Most Recent Operator(Not editable - Derived from parent registry item)

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Note: you can copy any cells data to other cells by clicking at the bottom right corner of each cell and dragging.

Once the registry items are successfully created, a green banner will appear at the top of the private registry items list.