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Maintenance Check sheet/List
PPM Check sheet for BP Machine

ASSET NO:
Date:
Description of procedure Pass Fail Remarks
1.0 Physical inspection
1.1 Check the BP Machine general cleanliness
1.2 Check for the condition of the bulb
1.3 Check for the condition of the cuff
1.4 Check for the condition of the tubing
1.5 Check for the condition of the pointer
1.6 Check and clean the battery/cell terminals
2.0 Planned Preventive Maintenance

2.1 Clean any dust on the outside/inside of the equipment
2.2 Tighten all loose parts
2.3 Replace leaking bulb, cuff or tubing
2.4 Balance/Zero the pointer
3.0 Functionality Tests

3.1 Confirm that the pointer always returns to zero after inflating
and deflating the BP machine.
3.2 Compare the BP machine reading with that given by the
secondary standard pressure gauge or NiBP simulator.
3.3 Check the cell voltage
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4.1 Prepare a job card
4.2 Attach a service sticker
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Maintenance Check Sheet/List
PPM Check sheet for Stethoscope

ASSET NO
Date:
1.1 Check for any physical damage on the stethoscope (i.e.
earpieces, binaural spring, tubing, bell and diaphragm.)

2.1 Clean any dirt from sound holes in the earpiece
2.2 Replace any worn-out parts e.g. earpieces, tubing and
diaphragms.

3.1 Put on the ears and tap softly on the diaphragm to ascertain the
functionality
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PPM Check Sheet for Refrigerators and ACs.

ASSET NO:
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Description of Procedure Pass Fail Remarks
1.1 Check for any physical damage on the Refrigerator/AC
1.2 Check for damage on electrical power cord
1.3 Check for missing screw, nut, bolt, etc.
1.4 Check for any damage on door gasket/seals.

2.1 Disinfect Refrigerator/AC
2.2 Blow or clean any dust on outside/inside Refrigerator/AC
2.3 Clean condensate drainage pipe and its tray
2.4 Clean the condenser, evaporator and fans
2.5 Clean door gasket/seal
2.6 Check refrigerant level and possible leaks
2.7 Lubricate all moving parts – door hinges
2.8 Tighten all loose parts – nuts, screws, bolts
2.9 Top up refrigerant gas as necessary
2.10 Clean temperature probes
2.11 Clean internal cover
3.0 Electrical Safety Tests

3.1 Check leakage current
3.2 Check electrical resistance
3.3 Check electrical insulation resistance
3.4 Check that the supply voltage is as per recommendation

4.1 Performing equipment function test- zero balancing
4.2 Set operation temperature and verify using standard
thermometer
4.3 Check defrost system (timer and heaters)
4.4 Check cut-out and cut-in temperature difference
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PPM Check sheet for Suction Machine

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1.1 Check for any physical damage on the equipment
1.4 Check to see the filters are clean and replace whenever
discoloration appears.
1.5 Check for proper operation of the unit
1.6 Check to see if suction pump is clean and clean whenever
necessary.
1.7 Check that the cap gasket is properly positioned inside the cap
cover and that the gasket seals properly.
1.8 Check that the float moves freely.
1.9 Check to ensure suction catheter and tubing’s are clean and
free from damage.
2.1 Clean any dust/dirt on the outside surface of the equipment and
bottle covers.
2.2 Lubrication of all moving parts, remove dirt from wheels.
2.3 Tighten all loose parts and nuts.
3.1 Check that there is no leakage current
3.3 check the power code cable for insulation resistance.
4.1 Check that all the switches and vacuum control operates
correctly
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PPM Check sheet for Ultrasonic Nebulizer

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1.0 Physical Inspection
1.4 Check all parts are present and tightly fixed

2.1 Blow or clean any dust on the outside/inside the equipment.
2.2 Clean and disinfect the diaphragm, chamber and the other parts
2.3 Tighten all loose parts.
2.4 If chamber and tube seals are damaged, replace them

3.1 There is no leakage current
3.2 Supply voltage is as per recommendation
3.3 Insulation resistance test

4.1 Check the whole system functions before use
4.2 Check for water level sensors and pilot lamps
4.3 Before next use, check that there is adequate nebulization
4.4 Check that the fan is working without excessive noise.
4.5 Check to see that the drain tube is held in the holder.
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PPM Check sheet for Oxygen Concentrator

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1.3 Check for missing screw, nut, bolt, etc
1.4 Check nameplate to confirm the class of equipment, power
rating
1.5 Check the switches, castor wheels, control knobs.
1.6 Check the internal tubings for any damage/looseness/leakage.

2.1 Blow or clean any dust on the exterior/interior of the equipment
2.2 Clean the wheel castors to free them of any obstacles.
2.4 Clean or replace filters as recommended by the manufacturer
2.5 Replace internal oxygen tubings where necessary.
2.6 Wash humidifier bottles and refill with distilled water. Replace
damaged humidifier bottles, where necessary.
3.0 Electrical safety test

3.1 Check that there is no chassis leakage current
3.2 Check that the supply voltage is per recommedations
4.0 Functionality tests
4.1 Trigger alarms to confirm that they work
4.2 Confirm that O2 concentration is above 90%
4.3 Listen for pressure adsorption swing sounds
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PPM Check sheet for Oxygen Apparatus

Date:
1.2 Check the cylinder valves have their protective caps or seals in
place.
1.3 Check the cylinder valves have their threads and pin-indexes
are in good order.
1.4 Check the cylinders are colour coded according to the
standard laid down by the governing authority
1.5 Check the correct key or spanner is available for opening
valves

2.1 Check cylinders are in a dry, clean and well-ventilated area
2.2 Check for wheeled cylinder trolley
2.3 Check for a fire extinguisher is in place
2.4 Check that all statutory labels and warning notices are in place
and visible
2.5 Check if the cylinder chains are in place
3.1 O-rings on bullnose regulators are fitted and are in good
condition
3.2 Bodok (Sealing Washer) washers are fitted to the pin-index
regulators and are good condition
3.3 Tighten the pipeline joints
3.4 Blowout valves to remove dust
3.5 Open and close all valves to make sure they are working
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PPM Check sheet for Infusion Pump

Date:
1.1 Device is clean and disinfected
1.2 No physical damage to case, display, mounts, cart, or
components
1.3 Check the functionality of switches and controls.
1.4 Check the intensity of the display.
1.5 Control numbers, labeling, and warnings present and legible
1.6. Inlets and hoses
1.7. Power cord, accessory cables and charger
1.8. Filters and vents clean (where applicable)

2.1. Blow or clean any dust on the outside
2.2. Clean flow detector
2.3. Tighten all loose parts
2.4. Check and replace the battery as per manufacturer’s
recommendation
3.0 Electrical Safety Test

3.1 Ground wire resistance
3.2 Chassis leakage
3.3 Supply voltage
4.1 Verify unit operates on battery
4.2 Pole clamp function
4.3 Flow rate accuracy ± 10 %
4.4 Volume accuracy ± 10 %
4.5 Infusion complete/KVO
4.6 Occlusion detection pressure
4.7 Alarm function
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PPM Check sheet for Syringe Pump

Date:
1.1 Device is clean and decontaminated
1.2 No physical damage to case, display, mounts, cart, or
components
1.3 Check the functionality of switches and controls
1.4 Check the intensity of the display.
1.5 Control numbers, labeling, and warnings present and legible
1.6. Power cord, accessory cables and charger

2.1. Blow or clean any dust on the outside
2.2. Clean syringe guide screws and clamps
2.3. Tighten all loose parts
2.4 Apply lubricant along the length of the lead screw and guide
rods
2.5. Check and replace the battery as per manufacturer’s
recommendation
3.0 Electrical Safety Test
3.1 Ground wire resistance
3.2 Chassis leakage
3.3 Supply voltage

4.1 Verify unit operates on battery
4.2 Flow rate accuracy ± 10 %
4.3 Volume accuracy ± 10 %
4.4 Alarm function
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PPM Check sheet for Diagnostic Ultrasound Machine

Date:
1.1 Inspect the probe for possible damage
1.2 Inspect power plug and sockets for any cracks or damage
1.3 Inspect keyboard keys and turning knobs. Clean as
necessary
1.4 Inspect the mechanical parts; castors, handle, lifting
mechanism, control panel and support assembly.
1.5 Inspect all other accessories and device enclose

2.1 Clean monitor, trackball, control panel, probe and probe
holder
2.2 Clean the equipment interior using a blower
2.3 Check battery charging and discharging behavior
2.4 Clean the probe of any dirt deposits using a soft cloth
2.5 Check the probe for any damage and/or exposed elements.
Replace if necessary.
3.1 Check for earth leakage current
3.2 Check for Mains on Applied Part Leakage current
3.3 Check Protective earth resistance (Max. 0.2Ω)
4.0 Functional check
4.1 Check the different modes with assistance from the user
4.2 Check functionality of Ultrasound scanner on battery power
backup.
4.3 Verify the functionality of the printer.
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PPM Check Sheet for a Delivery Bed and OP Table

Date:
1.1 Check for damage and cracks on mackintosh, foot pedal,
handles, arm-rest, leg-rest etc.
1.2 Check all mechanical moving parts
1.3 Check hydraulic oil level
1.4 Check corroded parts and clean appropriately

2.1 Inspect the pump, top up hydraulic oil/replace oil and O-ring
as may be necessary
2.2 Oil the casters and the brakes
2.3 Check gearing system and grease or lubricate as necessary
2.4 Tighten all loose parts – screws, nuts and bolts
2.5 Apply coat of paint on corroded/rusted equipment parts
2.6 Replace damaged castors as may be necessary

3.1 Check all movements of the Delivery bed or Operating Table
3.2 Test compression pressure of hydraulic pump, if possible.
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PPM Check sheet for an Operating Lamp

Date:
1.3 Check for loose/ missing screw, nut, bolt, etc.
2.1 Clean any dust on the outside/inside of the equipment
2.2 Lubricate all moving parts
3.4 Check functionality of all lights and replace faulty lights
3.5 Check power back up battery status. Top up battery electrolyte
for wet batteries and clean battery terminal and connectors
3.1 Check leakage current
3.2 Check the mains power supply and power back up voltage
4.1 Verify whether the machine is working well
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Maintenance Check Sheet/ List
PPM Check sheet for an Anaesthesia Machine

Date: / /
1.1 Check for any physical damage
1.3 Clean for damage on the user-accessible interior parts
1.4 Check for any damage on the tubing
1.5 Check Pressure gauges for damage
1.6 Check Flowmeter operation
1.7 Check Pipeline hoses for damage
1.8 Check the integrity of Oxygen Flush system
1.9 Check the control monitor battery
1.10 Check the integrity of medical gas flow controls
1.11 Check the integrity of low-pressure system
1.12 Check the integrity of intermediate pressure system

2.1 Disinfect the equipment
2.2 Clean any dust on the equipment exterior and interior with
vacuum or compressed air
2.4 Tighten all loose bolts, nuts and screws, or replace as necessary
2.5 Check condition of all tubing, replace if necessary
2.6 Check the condition of the O-rings, replace if worn out
2.7 Check the vaporizers whether they are freely moving or not
2.8 Open and clean inspiratory and expiratory valves
2.9 Check condition of soda lime and replace where necessary.
3.2 Check Earth Continuity (Max 0.2 Ω) at 1 A or less
3.3 Check Insulation Resistance (not less than 20 MΩ) at 340- 500Vdc
3.4 Check Earth Leakage (Max 500 µA)
3.5 Check Enclosure Leakage (Max 100 µA)

4.1 Check the hypoxia-guard mechanism
4.2 Check the flow meter ball movement
4.3 Verify correct operation of ventilator (rate, tidal volume and flow)
4.4 Check functionality of the APL valve & manometer
4.5 Verify correct operation of all buttons, controls, displays
and/or indicators
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4.6 Verify operation of unit in all functional modalities (using
breathing circuit, airbag, vent/bag switch etc.)
4.7 Calibrate the Oxygen sensor at 21% and 100%, replace if
necessary
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PPM Check sheet for Infant Incubator

Date:
1.1 Check for any physical damage to case, mattress, displays,
mounts, cart and missing screws/nuts and bolts
1.2 Check supply cable, switches and control panel buttons for any
damages
1.3 Check condition of the access port gasket

2.1 Blow or clean any dust on the outside of the equipment
2.2 Clean the humidifier chamber and tray
2.3 Tighten all loose parts and replace missing screws/nuts and
bolts
2.4 Clean the skin temperature probe
2.5 Clean air filters and vents. Replace filters if necessary.
2.6 Clean baby tray with non-aggressive disinfectant

3.1 Check Ground wire resistance
3.2 Check Chassis leakage
3.3 Check Patient leakage current
3.4. Check Patient lead leakage current – isolation
test (mains on patient applied part)
3.5 Carry out Insulation test (optional) a t 500 V
4.1 Verify unit operates on battery if applicable
4.2 Confirm that the Alarm system functions
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1. Maintenance Check Sheet/List
PPM Check sheet for Infant Warmer

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Date:
1.1 Check for any physical damage to case, display, mounts, cart,
castors
1.2 Check mains supply cable, switches, control panel buttons for
any damage
1.3 Check mattress for any damage
2.1 Blow or clean any dust on the outside of the equipment
2.2 Clean the skin temperature probe
2.3 Tighten all loose parts and replace missing screws/nut and
bolts
2.4 Clean the mattress with non-aggressive disinfectants
2.5 Check and adjust locking mechanisms where applicable
3.1 Check Ground wire resistance (< 0.3 Ω)
3.2 Check Chassis leakage (< 100µA, < 500µA
SFC)
3.3 Check Electrical Power Consumption.
3.4 Check Patient leakage current (<100 µA, B and
BF)
(< 10 µA, CF)
3.5 Check Patient lead leakage current – isolation test (<
100µA BF)
(mains on patient applied part, < 10 µA CF)
3.6. Carry out Insulation test (optional) 500V, < 2 MΩ
4.1 Verify the operation of the control panel
4.2 Check functionality of the Alarm system
4.3 Check the operation of the phototherapy warning light lamp.
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1. Maintenance Check Sheet/List
PPM check list for Phototherapy Unit

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1.1 Check for any damage
1.2 Check for damage on power code
1.3 Check the phototherapy unit status
1.4 Check on and off button.
1.5 Check nameplate and warning labels on the machine

2.1 Clean the interior and exterior of the machine
2.3 Replace light sources, if necessary
2.4 Ensure proper assembling

3.1 Supply Voltage V
3.2 Insulation resistance Ω
3.3 Chassis leakage current A

4.1 Ensure its powering well
4.2 Use the phototherapy light meter to measure intensity (must
be above 30 µW/cm2/nm)
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1. Maintenance Check sheet/List
PPM Check sheet for Autoclave (Steam Sterilizer)

Date:
1.1 Inspect switches, buttons and other controls
1.2 Check condition of power cord and other electrical accessories.
1.3 Check door locking mechanism.
1.4 Check the integrity of the gasket.

2.1 Replace the air filter, where applicable.
2.2 Clean the water strainer.
2.3 Clean the fan grid and the electronic control unit with a vacuum
cleaner
2.4 Inspect and Clean door gasket with a soft cloth
2.5 Lubricate the door pins and door tightening bolts with oil.
2.6 Descale sterilising chamber using a recommended agent.
2.7 Check autoclave levelling

3.1 Check for Earth leakage current
3.2 Check the power consumption
4.1 Ascertain functionality of safety valves, temperature and
pressure gauge; and that the lid gasket is not leaking
4.2 Run a complete cycle with a load of medical supplies and
sterilization tape. Confirm that sterilization is achieved using the
colour of the sterilization tape, in the presence of the user.
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PPM Check sheet for ECG Machine

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1.4 physical inspection of the ECG accessories for any damage
1.5 If thermal printer equipped, check the labeling on the control
buttons

2.1 Blow or clean any dust on the outside/inside the equipment
2.2 Clean the thermal printer
2.3 Tighten all loose parts, including electrodes and clips
2.4 Replace the batteries, if necessary
2.5 Open and clean the PC board

3.1 There is no leakage current
3.3 Electrical resistance test

4.1 Check functionality of warning alarms and controls
4.2 Check the general function of the machine
4.3 Simulate ECG wave forms using the electrical safety analyser
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PPM Check sheet for Patient Monitor

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1.4 Inspect patient cable, leads & probes.
1.5 Examine all cable connectors
2.0. Planned Preventive Maintenance

2.1 Blow or clean any dust on the outside/inside the equipment
2.3 Verify proper operation and illumination of the display/indicators
2.4 Verify visual and audio alarms
2.5 Verify high and low alarm delay
2.6 Verify asystole alarm delay
2.7 Check the 1mv step

3.1 Ground resistance(<0.5Ω)
3.2 Chassis leakage(<300µA)
3.3 Lead leakage
3.4 Inter-lead leakage
4.1 Test for leaks on the NIBP cuff
4.2 Check the functionality of the ECG leads and electrodes
4.3 Check functionality of SPO2 and temperature probe
4.4 Simulate ECG wave form
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PPM Check sheet for Centrifuge

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1.4 Check the rotor for any defects
1.5 Check the control knobs for any defects
1.6 Check the door hinges and door lock
2.0 PPM Procedure

2.1 Clean all parts of the centrifuge with 70% alcohol
2.2 Use blower to remove debris
2.3 Verify the rotor speed using a tachometer
2.4 Replace carbon brushes if necessary
2.5 Lubricate moving parts(shaft and rotor hinges) with grease.

3.1 Check for leakage current (<500µA)
3.2 Check that supply voltage is as per
recommendation
3.3 Check ground resistance. (< 0.4 Ώ)
3.4 Check electrical insulation resistance (>20M
Ώ)

4.1 Use a tachometer to measure the speed of the centrifuge
(record set speed on DUT and actual speed)
4.2 Verify that the alarms are responsive
4.3 Verify that the timer is working
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PPM Check sheet for Microscopes

Date: / /
1.1 Check for any physical damage.
1.4 Check diaphragm for any defect.
1.5 Check the condenser
1.6 Check the illuminator or light source
1.7 Check the revolving nose-piece
1.8 Check the color filter
1.9 Check the variable light intensity switch
1.10 Check ON/OFF switch.
1.11 Check the mechanical stage functionality (coarse & fine
adjustment)
1.12 Check the brightness of the bulb by adjusting the light
intensity knob

2.1 Clean the microscope
2.2 Clean the eyepieces and objectives with Q tips.
2.3 Clean and lubricate mechanical stage and stage
coordinates.
2.4 Clean the illuminator/light source
2.5 Clean condenser and diaphragm
2.6 Clean light reflecting mirror
2.7 Tighten all loose parts – nuts, screws, bolts
3.0 Electrical Safety Inspection

3.1Check Leakage current (<500µA)
3.2 Check power consumption
3.3 Check Ground resistance. (< 0.4 Ώ)
3.4 Check electrical insulation resistance
(>20M Ώ)
3.5 Check that the supply voltage is as per

recommendation
4.1 Confirm functionality of objective and eye piece(s) with
the user.
4.2 Check quality of the image at different magnifications.
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PPM Check sheet for Dental Unit and Dental Chair

Date:
Chair Serial No:
1.0 Physical inspection and PPM
1.1 Check for any damage and cracks on the dental chair,
compressor, power cable
1.2 Check water supply and drainage system
1.3 Check electrical system
1.4 Check for any leaks in pneumatic and hydraulic systems
1.5 Drain the compressor condensate water
1.6 Check Dental unit and Chair movements
1.7 Grease and lubricate all moving parts
1.8 Top up or replace hydraulic oil as necessary
2.0 Electrical safety Tests
2.1 Carry out current leakage test
2.2 Carry out Insulation resistance test
3.1 Pneumatic system (hand pieces, air turbine, pressure valve etc.)
3.2 Mechanical system (hydraulic system and its movement)
3.3 Electrical system (light source and switches)
3.4 Functionality of pressure switches
3.5 Water supply to the dental unit
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PPM Check sheet for ventilator
Date: / /
1.1 Check for any physical damage
1.3 Check the Medical supply of O2 and air
1.4 Check for any damage on the tubing, water traps,
expiration and inspiration valves, Nebulizer, Humidifier, O2
sensor
1.5 Check filters for damage
1.6 Check Pipeline hoses for damage
1.7 Check the control monitor battery, AC supply, Modes
Check the compressor of Air

2.1 Disinfect the equipment
2.2 Clean any dust on the equipment exterior and interior with
vacuum or compressed air
2.4 Tighten all loose bolts, nuts and screws, or replace as necessary
2.5 Check condition of all tubing, replace if necessary
2.6 Open and clean inspiratory and expiratory valves, fan filter, and
arms
2.7 Clean the Nebulizer, Humidifier, CO2 sensor
3.2 Check Earth Continuity (Max 0.2 Ω) at 1 A or less
3.3 Check Insulation Resistance (not less than 20 MΩ) at 340- 500Vdc
3.4 Check Earth Leakage (Max 500 µA)
3.5 Check Enclosure Leakage (Max 100 µA)

4.1 Check self-test
4.2 Alarms and Messages
4.3 Calibrate (O2 sensor, INP & EXP valve, flow sensor, Pressure
sensor, CO2 sensor, Touch screen.))
4.4 Check ALL setting parameters
4.5 Check flow of O2 and /air supply
4.6 Check battery function
4.7 Check the function of Nebulizer, Humidifier, CO2, water trap,
Tubing, All sensors
4.8 Check the function of compressors, Alarms, Switch, Mains
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