Household air conditioners are prone to accumulating dirt after being used for a period of time. These dirt may breed bacteria, fungi and other pathogenic bacteria and can easily induce allergic rhinitis , sinusitis , and even asthma and other diseases. .
At the same time, these dirt will affect the heat dissipation of the radiator, thus causing the condenser pressure to increase, increasing power consumption, and even causing the compressor to burn out, reducing the service life.
Today I will teach you a super simple way to clean your air conditioner, which costs less and still makes it super clean.
Step one: Prepare tools.
requires tools such as dish soap, spray bottle, towel, soft-bristled brush (a toothbrush can be used instead).
Step 2: Unplug the power supply.
Step 3: Remove the filter.
Hold the left and right sides of the hanger with both hands to open the panel, push it outward until it reaches the slot, and take out the filter.
Take the filter to a place with a faucet in the bathroom, rinse it with clean water, and gently brush away the dust with a brush.
After cleaning, place the filter in a ventilated place on the balcony to dry or spin dry vigorously. To prevent deformation and damage, do not expose it to the sun.
Step 4: Clean the surface of evaporator .
Add detergent and water into a watering can at a ratio of 1:1, point the watering can at the surface of the evaporator, and spray gently. Do not use too much.
Use a soft brush to clean up and down the fins.
After cleaning is completed, spray the evaporator with clean water.
Step 5: Reinstall the filter
Reinstall the filter along the track of the air conditioner, pay attention to the direction and left and right of the filter, and then fasten the panel.
Step 6: Plug in the power and debug.
Experts recommend cleaning the air conditioner once every three to six months. If possible, you may want to ask a professional master to come to your home for a thorough cleaning~
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