How to maintain a hair dryer

1. Moisture-proof and dust-proof. Place the hair dryer in a location that is moisture-proof, heavy-pressure-proof, and dust-proof. If it is not used for a long time, power on once or twice a month for 5 minutes each time. This will drive away moisture and prevent damage to the motor.

2. Remove dust regularly. Dust stuck to the hair dryer should be removed frequently and the outer shell should be wiped with a damp cloth to prevent clogging the air duct and damaging components. After wiping, it must be placed in a cool place to dry before use.

3. Regularly check the connection between the hair dryer handle and the power cord. Regularly take a look at the connection between the hair dryer handle and the power cord, because it is often twisted, which can easily cause the rubber to break or even the circuit to twist, causing the hair dryer circuit to be blocked and not turning.

4. Avoid washing the hair dryer with water. Do not wash the hair dryer directly with water, because once water penetrates into the hair dryer, the internal parts will rust and the hair dryer will be affected.