*Regularly check your AED to ensure it’s ready to be used in an emergency.
*Each time after using your AED, you need to replace the pads with a new set and check the battery.
Condition
Components
Troubleshooting
| Item | Problem | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| AED | Signs of foreign substances Signs of damage Chirping noise |
Clean according to manual Contact manufacturer Follow troubleshooting guidelines; check battery and pads |
| Status ready indicator | Status ready indicator is showing unit is not ready | Follow troubleshooting guidelines; contact manufacturer if no resolution |
| AED battery | Date expired | Replace item |
| AED pads | Date expired | Replace item |
This checklist is provided as general guide for AED maintenance. Each organisation should take reasonable steps to inform itself of its legal responsibilities for maintaining a AED and check with the manufacturer for additional instructions.
Need to order replacement battery or pads? Contact your State or Territory St John Ambulance office — 1300STJOHN