Shenhai Explosion-Proof
Ko nga whakaahuru hau-ahuru, e mohiotia ana mo to raatau kaha, atawhai-taiao, me te haumaru, he rongonui i waenga i nga kaihoko. Koia, i tua atu i te whakaurunga tika, He mea nui te tiaki i nga wa katoa e whakamahia ana. Engari me pehea e pupuri ai tetahi i te rangi whakaahuru pahū i nga waahanga rereke?
Ko te tiaki i enei waahanga he waahanga. Depending on the stage of usage, the following care should be taken:
During usage:
To ensure good air circulation, clean the air filter every 2 ki 3 wiki. Follow the manual’s instructions to remove, horoi, and brush it gently before letting it dry. Avoid using substances like penehīni, volatile oils, acidic materials, or hot water above 40℃, and don’t scrub with hard brushes. Regularly dust off the exterior casing and panel with a soft cloth. Mo te paru uaua, a mild soap solution or warm water below 45℃ can be used, then dried off with a soft cloth.
Before a shutdown:
Prior to an extended non-use period, dry the interior by setting the switch to the high wind setting and running the fan for 4 haora. Na, switch off the unit, unplug it, and cover the outdoor part with plastic to prevent dust and debris from entering. Indoors, use a decorative cover to keep out dust.
Before restarting:
Before you start using the unit each summer, remove the protective coverings and conduct a thorough cleaning and inspection. Following the manual, dismantle the necessary parts and clean them thoroughly, paying special attention to the evaporator and condenser fins. Ensure all wiring is secure and intact. After all checks are complete, reassemble, test the unit, and if all is well, it’s ready for use.
Properly installing and maintaining your pahū-kore rangi whāhauhau is not just about preventing operational faults; it’s also about ensuring safety. Maintenance is as crucial as the installation itself. Failing to upkeep your explosion-proof air conditioner can significantly impact its performance and longevity.