Be careful to prevent fires when using a water dispenser

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The main cause of fires in water dispensers is the failure of the temperature control device； The electric heating element is damaged or short-circuited; the load current is too high, exceeding the safe current limit for the wires ； The water tank of the water dispenser lacks a dry-run protection mechanism, resulting in dehydration and thus \"dry running\"” ； Aging of wires inside the water dispenser, etc. To prevent fires in water dispensers, the following points should be kept in mind: When purchasing a water dispenser, ensure it comes with a quality certificate; avoid buying inferior products just to save money, and don’t forget to get an invoice – this will enable you to protect your rights through consumer associations in the event of any accidents. It is safe and energy-saving to unplug the water dispenser or turn off its power switch before going to bed at night or when no one is at home. If it is found that the pure water tank is empty, the power plug should be unplugged promptly, and the water supply company should be notified to deliver more water. It is best not to place the water dispenser on flammable materials; in particular, it should not be placed in the bedroom or near flammable substances. It is preferable to put it in a safe location in the living room, so as to prevent the fire caused by the water dispenser from spreading. The selection of wires and fuses for household appliances must comply with relevant regulations, and leakage protectors should be installed. Electrical equipment also requires regular inspection; any damage detected should be repaired or replaced promptly to prevent accidents. In organizations or public places, especially important locations such as document rooms and accounting offices, it is essential to assign a specific person to oversee the use of water dispensers in order to ensure safety.