What are the precautions for storage and maintenance of carpet dryer fan

In the cleaning industry, the storage and maintenance of the carpet dryer and its fan are important links to ensure long-term stable operation of the equipment and extend its service life. Proper storage and maintenance can not only effectively prevent equipment damage, but also quickly restore it to its best working condition the next time it is used.

Choice of storage environment
Drying and ventilation
Carpet dryers and fans should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated environment to avoid the effects of moisture and high temperatures on the equipment. A humid environment may cause rust and short circuit inside the motor, while high temperature will accelerate the aging of materials and significantly shorten the service life of the equipment.
Avoid direct sunlight
Prolonged direct sunlight can cause the surface materials of the device to fade and deform, and even affect the performance of internal electronic components. Therefore, it is recommended to choose a cool place for storage or use shading devices to avoid direct exposure to sunlight.
Dust and insect proof
The storage environment should be kept clean to avoid dust and insect infestation. Dust will not only affect the operating efficiency of the fan, but may also become a hidden danger of short circuit; insect pests may damage the wires and destroy the internal structure of the equipment, affecting the normal operation of the equipment.

Preparation before storage
Cleaning and inspection
Carpet dryers and fans need to be thoroughly cleaned and inspected before storage. Dust and debris should be removed from the fan blades, casing and interior, and check whether the wires and plugs are intact to ensure that the motor is operating normally.
Power outage and disassembly
When storing, make sure the device is completely powered off and unplugged. For detachable fan blades or casings, it is recommended to store them separately after disassembly to reduce space occupied and facilitate subsequent cleaning and inspection.
Packaging and fixing
Use appropriate packaging materials (such as foam, plastic bags) to wrap the carpet dryer and fan to prevent the intrusion of dust and moisture. At the same time, for heavier equipment, fixing devices (such as ropes, brackets) should be used to secure it in the storage position to prevent tipping or damage.

Care and maintenance
Start regularly
Even when not in use, the carpet dryer and fan should be started regularly and run for a period of time to discharge the moisture accumulated inside and prevent the motor from rusting and short circuiting.
Lubrication and tightening
Parts that require lubrication, such as bearings, should be lubricated regularly in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations. At the same time, check and tighten all connecting parts to prevent vibration and noise caused by looseness.
Electrical system inspection
Regularly check the integrity of power cords, plugs and circuits to ensure good grounding to prevent safety issues caused by electrical faults.