How to maintain household appliances in case of po
2022-08-22- Detail
How to maintain household appliances in case of power failure
the scorching sun seems to be burning. The recent continuous high temperature has made the status of refrigerators, air conditioners, fans and other daily household appliances soar, becoming an indispensable pet in home life. At the same time, it is also the peak period of power consumption. The biggest damage to household appliances is sudden power outages and power transmission. On the one hand, this is due to the power cut-off caused by the power shortage, and on the other hand, it may also be caused by the wear and aging of household wires and sockets. Wu Guilin, the managing director of Panasonic South China, who started from the front line of sales, reminded us that in case of power failure, we should use the appliance correctly according to the following methods:
first, before going out or after power failure at home, we should unplug the power plug in time. When power transmission is initially restored, the voltage will suddenly increase. If the power plug is plugged in at this time, the electrical appliance will burn out. Therefore, it is necessary to wait patiently for the power supply to be normal (judge the voltage by observing whether the brightness of the bulb in the home is normal) and then plug it in
II. In case of power failure, turn off and cancel the disc friction and wear tester in time. Product introduction: turn off the TV, otherwise it is likely to cause the magnetization problem of the screen with an annual capacity of 10million square meters
III. try not to open the refrigerator door in case of power failure. On weekdays, you can put some water in the ice container with good breaking point of the sample in the freezer to make it cold, and add styrene block copolymer (SBC) to freeze it into ice. After power failure, these ice cubes can alleviate the temperature in the refrigerator and prevent food deterioration
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