Lamps and Lanterns maintenance knowledge

First, the maintenance of Lamps and Lanterns tips:

1. The lighting must be used at the rated voltage and frequency, and the bulb cannot be installed with more than the specified wattage. Grounded lighting fixtures should be checked for grounding conditions frequently.

2. The dust behind the lighting should be cleaned with a dry cloth or duster, and the metal part can not be used at will to polish the powder, and do not use a hard rag to wipe the metal surface of the Lighting Fixture.

3. The electroplating surface should be coated with begonia powder on the metal surface of the Lighting Product as much as possible, and then gently wiped with a soft cloth. Wipe the other metal surfaces with a soft cloth with a little neutral detergent, and then dry them with a dry cloth.

4. Clean the lampshade, tube and bulb regularly to prevent dust from affecting the lighting effect. If you find that the ends of the lamp are black Or a black deposit in the shadow or bulb, it should be replaced.

5. When cleaning the bulb, it is advisable to turn off the light and do not rotate the bulb in a clockwise direction to avoid the head of the lamp being overtightened and peeling off.

6. Indoor Lighting should not be moved to outdoor use.

7. When changing lights, removing lampshades and fuses, the power supply must be cut off.

8. If an abnormal situation occurs during the use of the lighting, it must to stop using it, cut off the power supply, and conduct an inspection.

9. Never scrub the lamp with organic solvents.

Second, lampshade cleaning tips:

1. Pleated lampshade: Patiently scrub little by little with a cotton swab dipped in water, and if it is particularly dirty, use a neutral detergent.

2. Cloth lampshade: first use a small vacuum cleaner to suck away the dust on the surface, and then pour some dish soap or special detergent for furniture to wipe on the rag: if the inside of the lampshade is a paper material, you should avoid using detergent directly to prevent damage.

3. Frosted glass lampshade: scrub carefully with a soft cloth suitable for cleaning glass: or use a soft cloth dipped in toothpaste to scrub uneven places can be treated with chopsticks or toothpicks wrapped in soft cloth.

4. Resin lampshade: You can use a chemical fiber duster or a special duster for cleaning, because the resin material is easy to produce static electricity, and anti-static spray must be sprayed after cleaning.

5. Crystal beaded lampshade: If the lampshade is made of crystal beads and metal, you can directly clean it with neutral detergent, wipe the water on the surface dry, and let it dry naturally: if the crystal beads are worn with thread, you can scrub it with a soft cloth dipped in neutral detergent.

6. Marble lampshade: Marble lampshade has good light transmittance, but it is easy to stick to ash, so it is necessary to wipe it with a damp cloth diligently to avoid dust accumulation and affect the penetration of light; When cleaning the lampshade, first cut off the power supply, then remove the lampshade and immerse it in water to scrub.