How to Deactivate a Line
π― Objective
To deactivate a production line in ManufApp when it is not required for operations.
π Steps
Step 1: Navigate to Lines
Go to: Masters β Machines.
Step 2: Locate the Line
From the list of lines, find the line you want to deactivate.
Step 3: Click Deactivate
Under the Actions column, click Deactivate.
Step 4: Confirm Deactivation
A popup will appear asking: βAre you sure you want to deactivate ___?β
Click Deactivate to confirm.
π The line will now move to the Deactivated Lines section.
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Conclusion
Deactivating a line ensures the system stays clean with only active lines visible, without losing historical data or setup.
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