What should be done for connections after making minor repairs?

After making minor repairs, it is essential to test the connections with approved methods. This ensures that any repairs made are secure and functioning as intended. Testing verifies that the connection can handle the expected load and prevents potential failures that could arise due to overlooked issues during repairs. Using approved testing methods also adheres to safety and regulatory standards, which is critical in maintaining operational integrity and compliance in dispensing practices.

While rebuilding connections entirely, performing only visual checks, or documenting all connections might seem important, they do not provide the same assurance of safety and reliability that proper testing does. Visual checks may miss hidden issues, and documentation, while necessary for records, does not ensure that the connections are functioning correctly. Rebuilding entirely may be unnecessary when minor repairs are sufficient, making testing the most prudent and effective approach after repairs.