#PAGIRINYA REPAIR CAFE TEAM.

[maliarich]

@gibertgibs. This one for your repair cafe activities

Community Repair Café | Team Checklists

This is a collection of checkpoints to help you for a successful community repair cafe

Do not forget to keep the "Café" Scenario in mind, have fun, connect and sever some tea etc. to create a peaceful and good mood environment

Reception Check-List

How to handle participants and devices (record)

• [x] Prepare a front desk as reception for the participants with their devices
• [x] Define the responsibility for the desk to welcome the community members
• [x] Define the areas, scetch a plan for team and participants where to wait and what to do
• [x] Use masking tape and a list to record, label and list the devices to be repaired
• [x] Prepare a team member to precheck all Items and record the things that need fixing, sort out the ones not easy to fix (where no export/material is available)
• [x] Prepare a waiting list to keep record of devices and participants/owners (check-in, check-out):

Example	Nr	Name	Contact	Device(s)	to fix	could fix?	Comment
					yes/no
					yes/no
					yes/no
					yes/no

Toolkeeping Check-List

How to handle the tools and materials

• [x] Clear structure and List of Items/picture of Setup
• [x] Responsibility defined - Toolkeeper to give out tools and materials to the experts and collect them back
• [x] Prepare a list to check-out and check-in the given Items
• [x] secure the tool and material area and always keep it clean (else you will lose tools)

Example toolkeeper List:	Nr	Item-name	Expert	returned?	Comment
			yes/no
			yes/no
			yes/no
			yes/no

Expert Check-List

How to handle the repairs

• [x] Prepare all the experts that it is not only about the repair but also about the teaching to fix
• [x] Prepare the experts on how to get tools and how to bring them back to the toolkeeper when not in use anymore (sharing is ok, but you are responsible to bring back)
• [x] invite the owners of a successful repair to take a picture with the expert
• [x] Have a list to document the repairs (also the failures) to have some stats

Example	Nr	Item-name	to fix	could fix?	Comment
			yes/no
			yes/no
			yes/no
			yes/no

Collaboration Check-List

How to handle the online reporting etc

• [x] have some Team members ready to be there to help with whatever is needed, talk to your Community members, keep the mood up
• [x] Online Collaboration will need some equipment (Webcam, Laptop, Smartphone)
• [x] Take pictures for documentation to improve and inform your Community
• [x] Have someone take the responsibility of reporting in both directions
• [x] Invite collaborators before-hand to join your channels
• [x] Prepare your online channels (for synchronous or asynchronous collaboration)

Example Channels

• Telegram Chat Group
• GitHub Repository for Ticket management and documentation
• BBB Online Session to stream the Webcams and get help (needs data/Airtime)

[gibertgibs]

Perfect...Okay fine

[gibertgibs]

Pagirinya Team set for collaboration.

[timmwille]

Pagirinya Team set for collaboration.

share some setup impressions

[timmwille]

Any challenges so far where we might be able to help with?

[gibertgibs]

Pagirinya Remote Repair Cafe

The receptionists

1. Akbar Ismail
2. Lulujoa Rebecca The two personels served the responsibility of welcoming and registering all the devices that were to be worked upon.

The repair Technicians

Table one: Radio Repair Table one was strictly meant for radio repairs and the technicians responsible were;

1. Wafela Andrew
2. Acidri Tairi

Table two: Phone repairs Table two was also strictly for phone repairs. And the table was strictly for phone repairs.

1. Kenyi Jimmy Loku
2. Ijjo Thomas William

Table three: Inverters, and solar lamp repairs Table three was also meant for inverters and solar repairs and gladly the protuccal was well observed. The technicians were;

1. Emmanuel Iceku
2. Makumai Friday Game
3. Eriku Christopher

   Tools Used During the Session

   • Soldering gun
   • Screw driver set
   • Voltage testers
   • Digital voltmeter
   • Magnifying lens
   • Wire cutters
   • Wire peelers

     Materials Used during the session.

   • Soldering wire
   • Switches
   • diodes
   • Transistors
   • Resistors
   • capacitors
   • wires

     Devices brought by the community for repair.

   • Fifteen(15) Phones
   • Two(2) Inverters
   • Seven(7) radios
   • Two(2) Solar lamps
   • Two(2) Power banks
   • One(1) Whoppers

     Fixed devices.

   • Eleven(11)phones The phones that were successfully repaired had problems like switch button not functioning, Network aerial problem, heating of the phones, fibres plucked off, burnt ic, and many more.
   • Two (2) Inverters The two inverters that were brought by the community were all successfully repaired as one hard problem with it's switch and the other was not.responding to current flow.
   • Six(6) Radios Out of the total radios brought by the community, Six of them were repaired from the following problems - Power button problem, Heating I.C, Burnt capacitor, Speaker line breakage, charging system and faulty volume.
   • Two(2) Solar lamps The two solar lamps that were brought for repair were all repaired successfully.
   • Two(2) Power banks The two power banks were also successfully repaired during the remote repair Cafe from problems of failure to store power, and failure of charging system.
   • One(1) Whopper The Whopper that was brought for repair was repaired successfully, as it had a problem of heating I.C .

     Devices that were Not Fixed

   • Four(4) Phones The four phones were not fixed because they needed spare parts of which we didn't have them.
   • One(1) Radio The one radio was also not fixed because it needed an I.C for it to function but we couldn't get any again during the session.

Conclusively,

Number of devices listed for repair were: 35( Thirty five) devices Number of participants were 53( Fifty Three) participants Number of community visitors were 30( Thirty ) visitors Number of stations were 5( Five ) stations Number of devices fixed were 24( Twenty four ) devices Number of devices not fixed were 11( Eleven ) devices Number of experts were 7( Seven ) Number of expert helpers were 4( four ) Documentation personels were 2 (two) And finally 1( One ) person was behind the camera.

[chardso]

Inverters,solar lamps were also handled by table one.it was actually the multipurpose table.

[chardso]

Am not seing the camera in the list and yet it was Registered and fixed.

[chardso]

We graded technicians according to their experiences in the field of technicalities.

[timmwille]

We graded technicians according to their experiences in the field of technicalities.

Nice this one sounds interesting, maybe explain in more detail?

[timmwille]

@gibertgibs @PyGamma @chardso would you be able to check the list above regarding what you think was prepared, would be interesting to know how well my checklist was and if something like this in general should be added to the guides

[vugawilliam]

I have not seen camera repaired on the list.

[vugawilliam]

However! They are communities members who came later during the session, due to time factor we haven't attend them and there asked weather we could have such lovely services again.

[vugawilliam]

Yes, we start our off-line repairs by 10:00am, why as team leader I though wise to start early so that we can repair many devices rather then starting 3:00pm office time. By the time reaching at offical time we move in online although the network is not so challengeing to us on that day.

[chardso]

![Uploading IMG_20211030_205338_311.jpg…]() Need of toolkit pic.

[timmwille]

Ah nice, yes the documentation in general is good, though a Tools List would really help, including pictures or is the list complete? where is the kit now @PyGamma @gibertgibs ?