Constant temperature shower maintenance skills, these points are very important for Hanmark bathroom

Thermostatic shower maintenance skills. These points are very important. Hanmark Sanitary Ware is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HIMARK Group in China. It has more than 200 core technology patents and masters the core technology of constant temperature. Consumers provide more comfortable, safer and healthier Hanmark bathroom shower faucets. HIMARK modern constant temperature technology brings users a brand-new experience and quality of life. 1. Invite experienced professionals to carry out construction and installation. When installing a constant temperature shower, the shower should try not to hit hard objects, and do not leave cement, glue, etc. on the surface, so as not to damage the gloss of the surface coating. Special attention must be paid to the installation after removing the debris in the pipeline, otherwise it will cause the shower to be blocked by the pipeline debris, which will affect the use. 2. When the water pressure is not less than 0.02mPa (ie 0.2kgg/cubic centimeter), after a period of use, if the water output is found to decrease, or even the water heater is turned off, it can be placed at the water outlet of the shower. Gently unscrew the screen cover to remove impurities, and it will generally recover as before, but remember not to forcibly disassemble the shower head. Due to the complicated internal structure of the shower head, non-professional personnel cannot repair the shower head without special tools. 3. When switching the shower faucet and adjusting the sprinkler's water outlet mode, don't use excessive force, just turn it gently. Even the traditional faucet does not need to spend a lot of effort. Be careful not to use the faucet handle or shower bracket as a handrail to support or use. Fourth, the metal hose of the shower should be kept in a natural stretched state, and do not coil it on the faucet when not in use. At the same time, pay attention to not forming a dead corner at the joint between the hose and the faucet to avoid breaking or damaging the hose. (