Defines the direct SCRAP process for modems based on initial evaluation criteria like infestation, broken parts, or being out of scope, leading to immediat
flowchart TD
subgraph CASO7["SCRAP DIRECTO"]
A["Entrada Modem"] --> B["REGISTRO"]
B --> C["TEST_INICIAL"]
C --> D{"Evaluación"}
D -->|"Infestación"| E["SCRAP<br/>Motivo: ORIGEN<br/>Detalle: INFESTACION"]
D -->|"Pieza rota"| F["SCRAP<br/>Motivo: PROCESO<br/>Detalle: PIEZA_ROTA"]
D -->|"Fuera de alcance"| G["SCRAP<br/>Motivo: FUERA_DE_ALCANCE"]
D -->|"Normal"| H["Continúa flujo"]
E --> I["UScrap registra"]
F --> I
G --> I
I --> J["Modem dado de baja"]
end
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This flowchart illustrates the direct SCRAP (Scrap) process for modems. It details the steps from initial modem entry and registration, through an initial test and evaluation, to various direct SCRAP outcomes based on specific damage types (e.g., infestation, broken parts) or if the item is out of scope. The process concludes with the modem being registered as scrapped and subsequently decommissioned.
Use this diagram to define and visualize a rapid disposition path for items that are clearly beyond repair or economically unfeasible to repair. It's ideal for inventory management, repair centers, or asset management systems where quick decision-making for disposal is required, preventing unnecessary repair attempts.
Adapt this flow by modifying the specific evaluation criteria and SCRAP reasons to match different product types or organizational policies. You can add more detailed sub-processes for each SCRAP type, integrate with inventory or asset tracking systems, or include approval steps before final disposal. The 'Continúa flujo' path can be expanded to show the standard repair or return process for items not directly scrapped.