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1. Personnel operating industrial EDI ultra-pure water treatment equipment must turn the equipment on and off strictly in accordance with the established procedures, and they need to conduct inspections of the equipment at least three times a day to ensure its proper operation. 2. Operators should conduct at least two rounds of inspections per day to ensure that the equipment is operating properly. 3. Operators and maintenance staff should regularly keep the equipment clean, promptly address any leaks or drips, and make records of issues that cannot be resolved immediately; these issues must be addressed once a solution has been found. 4. All connections and pipes of industrial EDI ultra-pure water treatment equipment should be regularly inspected to check for any looseness or damage, and precautions should also be taken to prevent freezing. The operation of high-pressure pumps and water pumps likewise requires regular inspection; any issues identified must be addressed promptly. In addition, measures should be taken to prevent freezing during winter. 5. Regularly replace the filters and PP cotton in industrial EDI ultra-pure water treatment equipment to ensure that the water treatment standards remain within the specified range. 6. Regularly check the operation of the water pump and high-pressure pump, and report any issues found promptly. 7. If the operator detects any abnormality in the equipment, they should immediately investigate the cause and report it promptly. Decisive action must be taken in emergency situations. For faults that cannot be ruled out and for those whose causes are unclear, operators should not start the equipment blindly. Unresolved issues should be carefully recorded and handed over to professionals for repair, awaiting their intervention. 8. Regularly check whether the connectors in the electrical control box are loose or disconnected to ensure electrical safety.