Preventive maintenance is the key to ensuring the stable operation of
medical equipment, which can effectively reduce the cost of sudden failures by more than 60%. Differentiated cycles need to be developed based on the risk level of the equipment: life support equipment such as ventilators should be checked for power and alarm functions before starting up daily, and air path sealing testing should be conducted weekly; Diagnostic devices such as ultrasonic instruments are calibrated for imaging quality on a monthly basis and evaluated for performance accuracy on a quarterly basis; Auxiliary equipment undergoes comprehensive testing every six months. In daily life, it is necessary to do a good job in appearance cleaning, power stability inspection, and consumables status monitoring, establish a complete maintenance file, and achieve full process traceability.