Inspect and Replace Batteries
Annually
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McDonald’s Corporation · Planned Maintenance Manual · Revised December 2015
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Why
Batteries should be replaced every 18 to 24 months with products supplied by the original
equipment manufacturer to ensure proper operation.
Time required
5 minutes to prepare
10 minutes to complete
Time of day
Evening after closing
For 24-hour restaurants: during slow period
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Tools and supplies
Procedure
1
Gather all headset batteries.
Place batteries on a non-metal
surface with the sticker faced
upward.
2
Locate date code on batteries.
The date code is found on the
upper right corner of the
sticker.
3
Read the date code.
X10JANxxxx
First letter is for the week (not
needed). Second and third
digits are for the year. Fourth,
fifth and sixth letters are the
month. The four remaining
numbers are not needed.
4
Separate old batteries from
new batteries.
Batteries over 18 to 24 months
old should be replaced.
Batteries under 18 to 24
months old may continue to
be used.
5
Order new batteries if needed.
The headset system comes
with batteries equal to one and
a half times the amount of
headsets provided, which
should be enough for
restaurant use. For example,
an 8 headset system comes
with 12 batteries. If your
restaurant requires batteries,
order them from the original
equipment manufacturer.
Order batteries via the
SpendSmart Marketplace or
call HME Sales at 800-848-
4468. Be sure to specify the
type of headset in use.
6
Recycle old batteries.
Recycle old batteries at your
local electronic recycling
center.
HME# 402G031 Rev E
