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#69646 12/08/15 6:37 PM
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Hi
we are about to take on the annual servicing of our community drug fridges and wondered if anybody would be kind enough to share their work instruction (SOP) and check list.

Any tips or pitfalls would be appreciated

Thanks

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Absorption or compressor type? think

Either way, "money for old rope" is the phrase that comes to mind.

I would always pull them out (or dismount them, if necessary) and give them a good blowing out (or vacuuming, if you insist). If floor mounted, you may as well clean underneath (that is, the floor as well) - no-one else will.

Record the temperature inside each unit. Should be 2 °C IIRC. Take a look at the door seal, and record its condition.

If it was me, I would finish off with a nice blast of Mr.Sheen (followed by a minute's worth of elbow grease). Not forgetting the electrical safety test, of course.

As always, documentation is "the thing" - and the EST and temperature records "prove" (kind of) that you actually did the PM. If you can't find a serial number, or can't decide which one to record, stick one of your own somewhere amongst the gubbins around the back. smile

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Originally Posted By: Geoff Hannis

Not forgetting the electrical safety test, of course.


Maybe you could try one of these. smile

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Works or us and at Kingston we look after th c02 cabinet and works manage the rest


ERRATIC MEANS STATIC SO BE ERRATIC AND NOT STATIC
WE ARE ALL IN THE NHS AND THIS IS
"ERRATIC AND STATIC"
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Hi any ideas on type and models for wards?


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