A customer said that the microwave drying equipment they used has been a little unusual in the past two days. When turning on the microwave button at work, there is always a "bang, bang" sound, which is louder than the sound of setting off firecrackers. It embarrasses the user and also embarrasses the customer. After receiving customer feedback, the company immediately sent technical personnel to the customer's site. The company's technical personnel analyzed the cause of the equipment failure through on-site understanding and repair. It was ultimately determined that the disaster was caused by wet weather.

Tip: Dear users, please pay attention. The weather is humid. When operating microwave equipment, you must strictly follow the equipment operating procedures. In addition, when turning on the machine during this period, you must run the heat exhaust, moisture exhaust, and fan for about 15 to 20 minutes to dry the moisture on the surface of the electrical components. , and then use the microwave. Because the weather in the south is relatively humid, the electrical components of the equipment (capacitors, transformers, magnetrons, silicon stacks) are cooled by the night weather. When the microwave is turned on, these cold electrical components suddenly encounter warm and moist airflow. When water droplets form, electrical components, that is, as mentioned above, may cause the device to "bang, bang" when the power is turned on.