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GuidePublic guide
AED Maintenance: Pads, Battery, Environment
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Quick guide for preventing silent AED failures through routine checks.
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AED careDevice CareInspection
Keep the response sequence clear
Quick guide for preventing silent AED failures through routine checks.
Guide steps
3 short steps to standardize the response.
Watch-outs
4 risk checkpoints to keep execution clean.
Call / Coordinate
- Assign one owner per cabinet for monthly checks.
- Confirm replacement lead time for pads and batteries.
- Escalate expiring stock before crossing due date.
CPR / First actions
- Treat maintenance gaps as direct response quality risk.
- Pair monthly checks with short role refresh drills.
- Document who verified readiness and when.
AED / Device actions
- Verify ready indicator, pad expiry, and battery expiry each cycle.
- Check cabinet location for heat, cold, moisture, and sunlight.
- Log findings and create replacement or service task immediately.
Expired pads
Risk: Poor adhesion can delay rhythm analysis and shock sequence.
What to check: Confirm expiry month and replacement date in the log.
Expired battery
Risk: Battery reserve can fail during charge or analysis cycle.
What to check: Record months remaining and replace before threshold.
Overdue inspection
Risk: Readiness defects accumulate without visibility.
What to check: Verify monthly inspection timestamp and inspector name.
Environmental stress
Risk: Heat, cold, and humidity accelerate component degradation.
What to check: Audit cabinet placement and mitigate exposure.
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Drill
Log Pad and Battery Months Remaining
Log Pad and Battery Months Remaining reinforces maintenance checks and inspection follow-through while the last run is still fresh.
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Scenario
TEAM: AED follow-up check
TEAM: AED follow-up check reinforces maintenance checks and inspection follow-through while the last run is still fresh.
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Make the call, then confirm the sequence
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A lobby AED shows a green light, but pad expiry passed last month and cabinet faces direct sunlight. What is the best decision?
Pass target 70%
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Which check is mandatory even when the device light is green?
Order the monthly maintenance workflow.
- 1Inspect indicator and expiry dates
- 2Assess environmental exposure
- 3Log findings with timestamp and owner
- 4Trigger replacement or service tasks
Which is the strongest silent-failure signal?
Why does heat exposure matter for AED readiness?
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