Cleaning frequency of industrial fan

There is no fixed time for the cleaning frequency of industrial fans. You can decide the cleaning frequency of your industrial fans according to the environment, time and amount of time you use. The following section summarizes several methods for judging whether industrial fans should be cleaned. Let's take a careful look at them and consider what factors come into play as well.

1. Look at the usage time

Looking at the use time is actually very simple. It's a process for everyone to estimate their own use time. Whether it's used in workshops, stations, supermarkets and other public places, when you find that the industrial fan has been used for a long time and has not been cleaned, you don't have to be hesitant. At this time, dust will accumulate on the surface or inside of the industrial fan. It's recommended to use it immediately to ensure the safety of industrial fans. Take into consideration that a well-maintained fan not only functions better but also prolongs its lifespan, ultimately saving costs and ensuring optimal air circulation.

2. It depends on the usage

Looking at the use situation is actually direct observation. Observation is more intuitive, reflecting the external hygiene of the industrial fan. Especially in some places where there are many people and the environment is more complex, when there are dirty things on the outside of the industrial fan, it reminds us that it is time to clean the industrial fan. However, it does not mean that when we see that the external wall of the industrial fan is dirty, we only clean the external wall. This is self-deception; deceptive performance. When cleaning the internal parts of the industrial fan, it is also recommended to clean again, so as to ensure the safety of use. Do not forget that maintaining cleanliness inside is just as critical, as dust and grime can affect performance and lead to faster wear and tear.

3. Look at the environment

The pollution degree of industrial fans used in public places such as stations and supermarkets is certainly different, and the corresponding cleaning frequency is also different. If the personnel are relatively simple, and the environment is relatively quiet, it can be cleaned once a half year. However, if the environment is more complex and people use and accumulate more dust, it is recommended to clean it for three months or even less to ensure the safety of use. By adhering to a regimented cleaning schedule based on these observations, not only do you ensure the optimal functioning of the fans, but you also create a cleaner and healthier atmosphere for everyone around.

Cleaning method of industrial fan

1. Wipe with wet cloth

Wash the rag in clean water, wring out the water as much as possible, and proceed to clean the industrial fan. Generally, the inside of the industrial fan is cleaned first, because the pollution is relatively serious when the outside is exposed to the air. When cleaning, if you need to use cleaning agent, you can squeeze a small amount of cleaning agent on the wet rag and wipe it repeatedly to observe the effect. Make sure that the cleaning agents are safe for the materials involved to avoid any damage that could impair function or safety.

2. Focus on cleaning

The places that need to be cleaned are the gaps, corners, and stubborn stains of the industrial fan. For the cleaning of some corners and gaps, if the wet cloth is inconvenient, it is recommended that you use a toothpick or remove some small things, but you must pay attention not to damage the industrial fan. If it is some stubborn stains, you can use the above method—the wet cloth with the lotion being repeatedly wiped. If wiping is fruitless, you can use something with a little edge to scratch. But you need to pay attention to the strength required in this task; damaging the parts could lead to additional costs for repair or replacement.

3. Wipe with dry cloth

After wiping with a wet cloth, the stains and dust on the industrial fan have been basically cleaned. The key point left is the treatment of water. No matter what the material of the industrial fan is, the water left on it will cause different degrees of damage to the industrial fan. This point must be paid attention to by anyone undertaking housework. When necessary, you can take the tools at hand, such as a hair dryer. The purpose of blow drying is to ensure the drying of the industrial fan after cleaning. A dry fan not only performs better but also prevents mold and other issues that can arise from moisture left behind. Keeping your industrial fan clean and well maintained ensures that it continues to serve your needs effectively.