Difference between revisions of "A/V Triage"
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| − | + | The word ''Triage'' is used at Free Geek to indicate the process of assessing what to do with devices coming into to a particular area. In general, there are three basic outcomes of triage: | |
| − | + | *'''Reuse''' | |
| + | *'''Recycling''' | ||
| + | *'''Further inquiry or testing required''' | ||
| − | + | The triage process in A/V Testing usually consists of two passes - the first, broad pass is carried out by '''Receiving'''; devices that make it through the first pass are brought to the '''A/V Incoming''' area, where A/V staff apply a more detailed second pass. The goal of this process is to quickly weed out devices that cannot be reused (due to missing parts, defects, obsolescence, or general uselessness), and to determine the best use for devices which can be reused. | |
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| − | + | ==Process== | |
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| − | + | ==A/V Devices== | |
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| − | + | What constitutes an A/V Device? What kinds of devices does A/V want or not want? | |
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Latest revision as of 13:44, 14 July 2012
Overview
The word Triage is used at Free Geek to indicate the process of assessing what to do with devices coming into to a particular area. In general, there are three basic outcomes of triage:
- Reuse
- Recycling
- Further inquiry or testing required
The triage process in A/V Testing usually consists of two passes - the first, broad pass is carried out by Receiving; devices that make it through the first pass are brought to the A/V Incoming area, where A/V staff apply a more detailed second pass. The goal of this process is to quickly weed out devices that cannot be reused (due to missing parts, defects, obsolescence, or general uselessness), and to determine the best use for devices which can be reused.
Process
A/V Devices
What constitutes an A/V Device? What kinds of devices does A/V want or not want?
Inspect for missing parts or screws.
Auto recycle anything without HD Video(HDMI or YPbPr component)
Play a video for at least 15 min.
Template:A/V Receiver Triage
Template:A/V Speaker Triage