Delete a Protective Instrument Loop Final Element Group

IMPORTANT: Deleting a Protective Instrument Loop Final Element Group also deletes all the associated Protective Instrument Loop Final Elements. Protective Instrument Loops must contain atleast one final element, final element group, and final element system. If the Protective Instrument Loop Final Element Group that you want to delete is the only Final Element Group in the loop, then you cannot delete it.

Note: Deleting a Protective Instrument Loop Final Element Group alters the calculations of the loop. Hence, you may need to review the calculations again.

Steps

Access the Protective Instrument Loop Final Element System associated with the Final Element Group you want to delete.
In the workspace, select the Final Element Groups tab.

The Final Element Groups section appears, displaying a list of Final Element Groups.
Select the button next to the Protective Instrument Loop Final Element Group that you want to delete.

A message appears, asking if you really want to delete the Final Element Group.
Select OK.

The Protective Instrument Loop Final Element Group is deleted.

Results

The Final Elements that are linked to the Final Element Group are also deleted.
The voting architecture is changed to reflect the updated number of Final Element Groups.
The GE Digital APM system calculates the results for the loop again.

What's Next?

Access the Results of a Protective Instrument Loop