Maintenance

Updated June 28, 2026

Use maintenance checks to protect the next rental

Maintenance should change availability. Record readiness before checkout, inspect after return, and keep any unsafe, damaged, incomplete, or under-service unit out of new reservations.

Equipment status board showing available, reserved, checked out, overdue, and maintenance items

Quick answer

Reviewed June 28, 2026

Confirm identifier, location, status, condition, required accessories, service intervals, and any open issue on the exact unit. SKU, QR, or barcode. Current status and location.

01

Check readiness before reservation or checkout
Confirm identifier, location, status, condition, required accessories, service intervals, and any open issue on the exact unit.
SKU, QR, or barcode
Current status and location
Condition and completeness
Open service or inspection notes

02

Inspect every return
Compare the returned unit with the order and checkout record before reopening it for another customer.
Physical condition
Missing accessories
Damage or loss
Cleaning, testing, or service needs

03

Close the maintenance decision
Record what was done, who completed it, when the unit was checked, and whether it is ready, still under maintenance, retired, or lost.
Service action and owner
Completion date
Follow-up requirement
Final rental status

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Inventory, SKUs, and item status

Availability, reservations, and due-back dates

Orders, deposits, checkout, and returns

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