You have decided to purchase an AED for your home, school or college with your doctor approval. You have undergone first aid training on CPR and AED. Then here are some tips on how to maintain an automated external defibrillator.
a) The cover of AED should not be loose.
b) Check the state of readiness of these devices at regular times.
c) Store your automated external defibrillator in an easily accessible place like Wall Cabinet with Alarm Dsg300a and make sure all family members know where it is.
d) The cables that attach the device check weather it has cuts or any broken wires. If, the cables need to be repaired get them repaired from a professional.
e) The AED pads and interior needs to be cleaned after each uses to prevent any contamination.
f) Check the status indicator after each use.
g) The batteries and audible prompts need to be checked every fortnight to see its correct functioning.
h) To be on the safer side check for the flashing on black hourglass of an AED to ensure the device is all set to use.
i) Make sure the pads do not pass their expiration date.
j) Make sure that the pads are in good shape.
k) Make sure the batteries have not expired and inserted properly.
l) Make sure the pre kit includes clean razor, mask and gloves.
m) If there is no flashing on black hourglass of an AED contact a professional to check the unit of damages or return the device to the manufacturer for service
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