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This is an old list of checks I've been using, so that I don't forget anything... but I've got a feeling it's missing stuff.

 

[image because I'm tired.]

 

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[Don't ask about duplicated tasks. I didn't make it.]

 

What checks/tasks aren't there?

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Clean projectors and whiteboards?

 

>_>

 

I've totally done this. :p

 

Our projector maintenance is outsourced. [Nobody felt the need to ask/tell me about it.]

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Can't complain about that. That was a job I used to hate. I also clean touch screen computers in nursery and reception once every two weeks and do the laptops in the trolleys and classrooms and the iPads once a term.

 

Personally think cleaning the IT equipment is really important. Use a good, chemically smelling cleaner for maximum germ and grease removal!

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A daily check I perform is to ensure the coffee machine downstairs still makes a decent cappuccino, change the drink to one which suits.

 

Speaking of which *JRowley Awwwaaaaayyyy*

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I see no hardware checks apart from support packs on servers. Do you clean the heatsinks/fans on your desktops, do you check laptops for loose screws, or replace the thermal paste on laptops over 3 years ?
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I see no hardware checks apart from support packs on servers.

 

See.. I knew there was something I forgot.

 

Do you clean the heatsinks/fans on your desktops, do you check laptops for loose screws, or replace the thermal paste on laptops over 3 years ?

 

I never seem to have time to do hardware checks... I always PLAN to do them during the holiday, then I end up having to reimage EVERYTHING or spend the whole time working through problems.

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Less posting more cleaning perhaps ? :p

I don't know your PC/laptop numbers but it only takes a few minutes to pop the side/top off a PC case and clear out the dust buildup on top of the heatsink and give the inside of the case a quick wipe to collect any stray dust. Depending on your laptops, they shouldn't take to long either, 15 minutes to strip, clean and replace the thermal paste.

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Less posting more cleaning perhaps ? :p

 

That's crazy talk.

 

I don't know your PC/laptop numbers but it only takes a few minutes to pop the side/top off a PC case and clear out the dust buildup on top of the heatsink and give the inside of the case a quick wipe to collect any stray dust. Depending on your laptops, they shouldn't take to long either, 15 minutes to strip, clean and replace the thermal paste.

 

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And that isn't complete. There's a bunch of stuff that hasn't been picked up for some reason...

 

Also, can't do cleaning during lessons. :p

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