What are the maintenance and cleaning requirements for dryers, and what are the special precautions?

Maintenance and cleaning of dryers are key to ensuring their long-term effective operation and extended service life. The following are detailed maintenance and cleaning requirements and special precautions:
1. Regular inspection: Perform a comprehensive inspection at least once a month to check whether all parts are firm and whether the wires show signs of wear or damage.
2. Clean the filter: If the dryer is equipped with a filter, it should be cleaned or replaced regularly according to the frequency of use to maintain performance and prevent bacterial growth.
3. Clean the outer shell: Use a mild detergent and a soft cloth to gently wipe the outer shell to remove dust and stains. Avoid using corrosive or abrasive detergents to avoid damaging the plastic surface.
4. Check the power cord: Make sure the power cord is not damaged and the plug and socket are firmly connected. If any damage is found, stop using it immediately and contact professional repair service.
5. Avoid blockage: Make sure the air inlet and outlet are not blocked by dust, debris or other debris. Blockage will affect the drying effect and may cause overheating.
6. Storage conditions: After use, store the dryer in a dry, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight and humid environments, which will help prevent the machine from rusting and premature aging.
7. Cord management: After use, the cord should be neatly rolled up and stored on the designated cord reel to avoid entanglement or damage.
8. Professional repair: If the dryer malfunctions or performance deteriorates, you should contact a professional repair person for inspection and repair. Do not disassemble or attempt to repair it yourself.
9. Safe use: When using the dryer, make sure to follow all safety guidelines, including not using it near flammable materials and not using the machine for non-designated purposes.
10. User manual: Always refer to the included user manual for operation and maintenance, which contains the manufacturer's specific recommendations and warnings.
11. Cleaning cycle: According to the frequency of use and environmental conditions, a cleaning cycle should be established. For example, more frequent cleaning may be required when the dryer is used frequently.
12. Avoid water damage: Although the dryer may be designed to have certain waterproof functions, it should be avoided near water to prevent damage caused by accidental splashing.
13. Check performance: Check your dryer's performance regularly to make sure it's working properly at different speed and angle settings.
By following these maintenance and cleaning guidelines, you can ensure your dryer stays in top condition, providing efficient, reliable service and extending its life.