Maximum LVA amt exceeded in the case of at least 1 asset - Msg no MEPO053

Hi All,
I am hitting an error when i am trying to post a Purchase Order (ME21N) for my asset. The asset that i am trying to post is created from non LVA asset class
I have done the configuration at OAY2 to LVA 0 No maximum amount check.
The error message that i am getting is as below
Maximum LVA amount exceeded in the case of at least one asset
Message no. MEPO053
Diagnosis
If a maximum amount has been set for a low value asset, no purchase orders may be issued in respect of the asset classes indicated that would lead to the acquisition value of the relevant asset (or asset value divided by quantity) to this maximum value being exceeded.
Procedure
Check your input.
Note
The maximum amount for low-value assets is defined in Customizing for Financial Accounting under Asset Accounting -> Valuation -> Amount Specifications (company code/amount range) -> Specify LVA Amount and LVA Classes.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Did you change the settings in OAY2 to 0 indicator after the creation
of the asset in question ?
Could you check the following fields :
     ANLB-XGWGK for the asset
     ANKB-XGWGK for the asset class
Regards Bernhard

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