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The health inspector doesn't take your word that the walk-in held 38°F all week — they want the log. So does your insurance carrier after a spoilage claim. Track every reading and every corrective action, timestamped, so the file is already built before anyone asks for it.

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1

Unit & Location

4 questions
Establishment name Required Text
The Blue Apron Café — 221 Harbor Blvd
Unit ID or description Required Text
Walk-in Cooler #1 — Produce Storage
Log date Required Date
2024-09-12
Employee completing log Required Text
Rosa Fuentes, Prep Cook
2

Temperature Readings

5 questions
AM temperature reading (°F) Required Number
37 Safe range for refrigerators: 35–41°F
PM temperature reading (°F) Required Number
38
Unit type Required Select
Walk-in Cooler
Temperature within safe range? Required Yes / No
Yes
Thermometer calibrated within last 30 days? Required Yes / No
Yes
3

Physical Condition

4 questions
Door gasket — intact and sealing properly? Required Pass / Fail
✓ Pass
Interior — clean, no spills or visible mold? Required Pass / Fail
✓ Pass
Condenser coils — not visibly frosted or blocked? Required Pass / Fail
✗ Fail Light frost accumulation on evaporator coils. Defrost cycle initiated.
Photo of interior condition Photo
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4

Corrective Actions

3 questions
Was any food discarded due to temperature violation? Required Yes / No
No
Corrective action taken (if any) Text
Initiated manual defrost cycle at 2:15 PM. Temperature returned to 37°F by 3:00 PM. No product loss.
Manager notified of any issues? Required Yes / No
Yes

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