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What is a battery inspection checklist?

Regular battery inspections assist to ensure optimal performance & safety. Following this checklist makes sure that all important components are evaluated and any necessary steps are performed to keep the system operational. This detailed Battery Inspection Checklist ensures battery performance and safety.

What is a battery inspection?

The first level of inspection involves a thorough visual examination of the battery’s physical condition. This step checks for any mechanical or structural faults that could hinder performance. Mark “OK,” “Not OK,” or “N/A” in the appropriate boxes for each point.

What should be included in a battery inspection?

As well as electrical tests, a variety of manual examinations should be performed regularly. During a battery inspection an engineer will also check for corrosion, cracks, leaks, spills, dirt, frayed cable ends, stiff oxidised cabling, and loose bolts or brackets.

How do you tell if a battery has been installed?

Ah/CCA: Display the battery’s capacity in ampere-hours (Ah) or cold-cranking amps (CCA). Unit Number: Write down the machine unit number in which the battery is placed. Note the machine’s model. Last Fitment Date: Mention the date that the battery was last installed in the machine.