Maximizing the inflator: maintenance and care guide

Introduction

To get the most value from your Soku Minute Mattress system, it’s important to combine smart usage with simple, regular maintenance. This guide explains how to keep both the mattresses and the inflator in top condition, helping you reduce costs, avoid downtime, and ensure reliable performance for every deployment.

Inflator Maintenance and Care

• Routine Checks: Inspect Teflon bands, blades, and sensors before each major deployment. Replace worn parts promptly.
• Keep Clean: Wipe down the inflator and keep the foil path free of debris. Store equipment in a dry, dust-free environment.
• Power Supply: Always use a stable power source with at least 600W output. Test the inflator on-site before large operations.
• Follow Manufacturer Guidelines: Adjust temperature and airflow settings gradually and according to the manual. Avoid over-tightening or forcing components.
• Scheduled Maintenance: For high-volume users, arrange periodic professional maintenance with your supplier to ensure optimal performance and warranty compliance.

Best Practices for Long-Term Use

• Train staff in basic troubleshooting and quick resets.
• Keep spare parts (Teflon bands, blades, Allen keys) on hand for immediate replacement.
• Document maintenance activities and replacements for future reference and warranty support.
• Consult the latest online guides and support resources before each deployment.

When to Replace or Service

• Inflator: Contact your supplier if you notice sealing issues, abnormal sounds, or repeated jams that basic troubleshooting does not resolve.

Need Support?

For spare parts, maintenance manuals, or to schedule a service, contact your Soku supplier. Regular care and smart usage ensure your Soku Minute Mattress system delivers reliable results, deployment after deployment.