Tips for using a hand dryer include the following steps and precautions:
Proper hand placement: Before using a hand dryer, make sure your hands are clean. Put your hands into the designated area of the device, usually the air outlet under the machine. Be careful not to touch the inside of the device to avoid contaminating or damaging the sensor.
Wait for induction to start: Automatic hand dryers are usually equipped with infrared sensors, and the device will automatically start when it senses your hand. Keep your hands stable and avoid frequent movements, so that you can ensure that the sensor works properly and the machine starts smoothly.
Complete the drying process: After the device starts, it will blow hot air to dry your hands. During this process, keep your hands near the air outlet, but not too close to avoid burns. The hot air usually lasts for a while until your hands are completely dry.
Precautions:
Patience: Be patient during use and don't rush to pull your hands back to avoid affecting the drying effect. Check the sensor: If the device fails to start automatically, you can check whether there are other objects blocking the sensor, or adjust the position of your hand.
Leave in time: After use, please leave the device in time for the next user to use.
Maintenance and care suggestions
In order to ensure the normal use of the hand dryer and extend its service life, it is recommended to clean the outer shell and internal parts regularly to prevent bacterial growth. At the same time, avoid putting debris into the drying port to avoid blockage. In addition, pay attention to electrical safety to avoid accidents such as electric shock.