Heating Rod Manufacturer Reminder
Usage Precautions:
① Do not power on the heating rod in air. It heats up extremely fast in air, which may burn out the heating rod at best, or shatter the glass or burn your hand at worst. Even after power-off, do not immediately take it out of the water, as the temperature is still very high and can easily burn people and damage the heating rod.
② It is recommended to replace the bimetallic heating rod after one to two years of use, because the internal bimetallic strip may malfunction over time, to avoid unnecessary losses. The replaced heating rod can be kept as a spare and used for heating during water changes.
③ Repairing a heating rod is not cost-effective. Ordinary bimetallic heating rods are relatively inexpensive, and there is no guarantee of safety after repair. For split-type heating rods, ordinary people lack the ability to repair them, and hiring a professional costs almost as much as buying a new one.
④ When changing water, be careful not to let the water level drop too low, exposing the heating rod.
⑤ Frequently observe the heating rod and thermometer. Do not rely on the indicator light of the heating rod; the water temperature should be the reference.
