1. Remove debris from the vents to ensure normal ventilation. Observe whether the outdoor rack is loose and clean the outdoor ventilation grille for foreign objects. At the same time, keep the vents unobstructed.
2. Clean the surface of indoor and outdoor heat exchangers to improve the efficiency of the heat exchanger. When cleaning the indoor heat exchanger, carefully remove the panel, wipe it with a soft rag, and use a small brush to gently brush the heat exchanger of the indoor unit to remove dust and harmful accumulations that can breed germs. However, note that since the heat sink is a very thin aluminum material, it is easy to deform after being stressed, so be careful to brush it.
3. Clean the dust on the filter. When cleaning the filter, first cut off the power supply, then open the air inlet grille; take out the filter, clean the filter with water or a vacuum cleaner, the water temperature should not exceed 40 degrees, clean it with a hot wet cloth or neutral detergent, and then wipe it with a dry cloth. At the same time, do not use pesticides or other chemical detergents to clean the filter.
4. Clean the dirt and accumulation in the drainage part. The drainage part is prone to dirt accumulation, so it must be thoroughly disinfected regularly to ensure smooth drainage and prevent bacterial growth.
5. Check other items. Including power supply lines, plugs, switches; check consumable parts such as wind guide plates, sterilizers and dehumidifiers, photocatalysts, etc. to ensure that the air conditioner is in good condition without any abnormalities.
Air Conditioning Maintenance During Normal Hours
May 08, 2024
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