Rotating mops as a common tool for daily cleaning may cause some malfunctions in their use. The following is a detailed description of how to screen and handle these failures。
First, the inability to rotate mops is one of the most common problems. It may be because the connection between the mop pole and the mop head is stuck. At this point, you can check if the connection is blocked, and if so, clean it up。
In addition, the rotation mops are not smoothly rotated and may be rusted or worn from the rotary parts. You can remove a mop and put appropriate amounts of lubricant on the rotating parts, such as engine oil or sewing oil, to improve the rotation effect。
If the dehydration function of the mop fails, the dehydration basket may be damaged. You need to check carefully if there are cracks or dehydrations. If so, a new dehydration basket may need to be replaced。
In some cases, the mops that rotate the mops cannot be fixed and easily removed. This may be a loose or damaged stationary device. You can check fixed devices, such as screws, clamps, etc., and if you are loose, you can twist them, and if you are damaged, replace them。
Below is a table summarizing the common rotational mop failure and the method of processing:
Possible causes of failure
Unable to rotate
The connection's stuck. The alien's blocked
Clean up the connection
It's not smooth
Rotating parts rusted and worn
Paint lubricants
Dehydration failure
Dehydration basket damage
Replacement of dehydration basket
The mops are fixed
Detonation or damage to fixtures
Tightening or replacing damaged devices
Care needs to be taken to avoid injuries when routing and handling the rotation mop failure. At the same time, it is recommended that you contact a professional maintenance staff or consider replacing a new mop if it is not properly used after self-checking and processing。
It is hoped that the above will help you to solve the problems of the rotation mop and make your cleaning more efficient。
