Proper useis of great significance for improving the service life of the equipment and preventing electric shock accidents.
Operating the appliance switch or plugging/unplugging the power plug with wet hands, or touching the metal casing of the appliance is one of the important causes of electric shock. Therefore, during use, it is absolutely forbidden to touch them with wet hands, nor should you replace electrical components or bulbs with wet hands. When moving the equipment, first cut off the power supply. It is strictly forbidden to drag the equipment or pull the plug by pulling the wire, as this can easily loosen or break the connection at the root of the power cord or plug, potentially causing the electric heating plate casing to come into contact with a loose live wire and become electrified, leading to electric shock. For electric heating equipment without automatic control, cut off the power supply when personnel leave the site or when the equipment is not in use.
For equipment that can produce harmful radiation, the user must maintain a safe distance from the working equipment as specified in the manual. If the equipment emits abnormal odors, noise, or temperature, stop using it and inspect it. Do not store or use the equipment in humid, dusty, or flammable or corrosive environments. Electric heating appliances that generate high temperatures during operation should not be used near combustible items. The equipment should be placed in a fixed position, moved as little as possible, and kept dry and clean.
