During AED preflight, if an abnormal indicator is observed, what should you do?

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During AED preflight, if an abnormal indicator is observed, what should you do?

Explanation:
An abnormal indicator means the AED is not ready for use. The proper action is to notify your cabin attendant supervisor (CA) immediately so they can arrange replacement or maintenance and document the issue. Do not reset the device, ignore the warning, or proceed with the preflight. Addressing it now ensures the device will be functional if an emergency arises, and the CA will determine the next steps, such as removing the unit from service and obtaining a replacement. Waiting to inform the flight deck after arrival would not address the device’s readiness for flight safety.

An abnormal indicator means the AED is not ready for use. The proper action is to notify your cabin attendant supervisor (CA) immediately so they can arrange replacement or maintenance and document the issue. Do not reset the device, ignore the warning, or proceed with the preflight. Addressing it now ensures the device will be functional if an emergency arises, and the CA will determine the next steps, such as removing the unit from service and obtaining a replacement. Waiting to inform the flight deck after arrival would not address the device’s readiness for flight safety.

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