The service life of the radiator is closely related to the daily maintenance of the radiator. After the heating period is over, how should we maintain our radiator?

After many heating partners have finished heating up, the radiators in the home are left unattended, but the problem arises when the heating is turned on again in the coming year. If the radiator does not pay attention to maintenance, it will speed up the service life of the radiator, and even when it is used again, it may cause a lot of water leakage problems, etc., which can seriously cause a certain economic loss in the later period. How to maintain the radiator after the end of heating? Emilia Radiator teaches everyone how to properly maintain and extend the life of radiators to avoid leakage when they are used again.
1 Wipe the surface of the radiator The surface of the radiator cannot avoid the dirt in the air adhering to the surface. Wipe it clean with a clean rag. Do not use a strong corrosive solution or scrape it with sharp and sharp objects to avoid damaging the surface.
2 Cleaning the Movement Contaminated Convection Radiator If the movement is dusty, it should be cleaned with a soft cloth or brush.
3 Cleaning the pipeline After the radiator is stopped, it is necessary to clean the system piping according to the situation to prevent the pipeline from being contaminated due to the deposition of dirt impurities during the shutdown. It takes a long time to be cleaned, and problems found during the operation in the coming year are not easy to handle.
4 to avoid exposure to the radiator can not be placed in the sun exposure, the radiator surface is mostly sprayed and baked paint, direct sun exposure, will greatly accelerate the aging of the surface coating, reduce the life of the radiator.
5 Exhaust exhaust air Before the system stops running, turn on the radiator exhaust valve and exhaust the air in the radiator to maintain the water. If this is not possible, the lack of water in the radiator enters the air, and the boundary between air and water is the easiest to corrode.