In process inspection related with PRT maintenance

Hello SAP QM gurus,
I have one issue of In process inspection related with maintenance of PRT. The detail is as follows.
I have an inspection plan for SFG (Semi Finished Goods) with 15 parameters to check. For production of this SFG material we are using a Production Resource Tool (PRT). After 2000 pieces of SFG production the PRT is to be taken out for maintenance. I have maintenance plan for this PRT and system gives me maintenance order after every 2000 pieces of SFG production.
My client wants to check the 15 parameters of SFG just before and after of PRT maintenance. After the PRT maintenance and when the production is OK then for every next lot client wants to check only 3 critical parameters and to skip remaining 12 parameters. How to map this scenario?
Will the DMR (Dynamic Modification Rule) be effective in this case, or else any workaround ?
Please guide.
Sanjay

Dear QM gurus,
One correction in my thread,
15 parameters to check SFG is in routing of SFG and not the inspection plan.
Please guide me.
-- Sanjay

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