Safety Preparations Before Cleaning
Complete Power Disconnection: Before starting any cleaning, completely disconnect the power supply to the equipment to prevent the risk of electric shock.
Basic Routine Cleaning
Exterior Wiping: Wipe the exterior surfaces with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and stains; do not use abrasive or highly corrosive cleaners, as these can damage the casing.
Filter Screen Cleaning: Remove the detachable filter screen and use a soft-bristled brush to clear away lint and debris; compressed air may also be used for back-blowing to ensure smooth airflow and prevent blockages that reduce thermal efficiency.
Door Seal Cleaning: Wipe the door seal with a damp cloth to remove residual debris and check for damage to ensure a proper seal during the drying process.
Interior Deep Cleaning
Drum Dust Removal: Use a soft-bristled brush or a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment to remove lint and dust from inside the drying drum; use a long-handled brush to clean hard-to-reach corners.
Removing Stubborn Deposits: Gently scrape off firmly adhered debris with a scraper, or wipe with a cotton cloth dampened with warm, neutral-pH water; if necessary, clean the drum interior with warm water and a neutral detergent as specified in the equipment manual, and allow it to dry completely before resuming use.
