Avoid contact with electrical parts when cleaning safe electric hot water faucets

Avoiding contact with electrical parts when cleaning safe electric hot water faucets is a key step to ensure safety and proper operation of the device.
Risk of electric shock
Electric hot water faucets contain multiple electrical components, such as thyristors, variable frequency thermostats and heating elements, which require a stable power supply to operate properly. If these electrical components come into contact with moisture during the cleaning process, there may be a serious risk of electric shock. Electric shock is not only dangerous to the user, but can also cause damage to the device itself. Therefore, it is important to ensure that all electrical parts remain dry during the cleaning process.
Risk of short circuit
Water is a good conductor, and when electrical components come into contact with moisture, it may cause a short circuit. A short circuit causes the current to pass through an abnormal path, which may cause damage to the electrical system or cause a fire. To avoid this, measures should be taken when cleaning electric hot water faucets to ensure that moisture does not enter electrical components, such as control panels, switches or wire connection parts.
Protect electrical components
Electrical components are usually designed with waterproof protection in mind, but this protection is not absolute, and long-term exposure to moisture may still cause corrosion or damage. The proper functioning of electrical components such as thermostats, thyristors and heating elements depends on the integrity of their insulation. Moisture can cause degradation of the insulation, which can affect the proper functioning of the equipment or even cause failure. Therefore, special care must be taken during cleaning to prevent moisture from coming into contact with these critical components.