After the arrival of June, the temperature has gradually risen. The air-conditioners that have been sealed in dust for a long time in the majority of users’ homes will soon come in handy. However, for air-conditioning maintenance, we also need to keep some points and precautions in mind when using them, so that We use it more safely and efficiently in our daily lives.
Eight Points to Use Air Conditioning
1. First of all, it should have a suitable power capacity and a reliable dedicated line connection, and a reliable grounding wire.
2. Pay attention to adjust the temperature carefully: set the room temperature to 1 degree high during cooling and 2 degrees low during heating, which can save more than 10% of electricity, and the human body can hardly notice the difference in temperature.
3. Clean the filter regularly: dust will block the filter mesh and reduce the effect of heating and cooling. It should be cleaned once every half a month.
4. Open doors and windows as little as possible, and use thick, light-transmitting curtains to reduce heat exchange inside and outside the room, which is conducive to saving electricity.
5. Do not block the air outlet of the outdoor unit, otherwise it will reduce the heating and cooling effect and waste electricity.
6. Choose a suitable air outlet angle. Cold air is heavier than air and easy to sink, while warm air is the opposite. Therefore, the air outlet is upward during cooling, and the air outlet is downward during heating, which greatly improves the efficiency of temperature regulation.
7. Control the power-on and in-use status settings. When powering on, set the high wind to achieve the control goal faster; when the temperature is suitable, change the middle and low wind to reduce energy consumption and reduce noise.
8. The connecting pipe should not be too long. The outdoor unit should be placed in a place where heat dissipation is easy. The indoor and outdoor connecting pipes should not exceed the recommended length as much as possible to enhance the cooling/heating effect.