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Regular Inspections: Regularly inspect the surface and surroundings of the tank for signs of possible damage, cracks, or leaks. Prompt detection and resolution of problems can prevent further leakage.
Keep it Clean: Regularly clean the surface of the tank and the surrounding area to make sure there is no debris or dirt blocking the leak. You can also check for any abnormalities or damage during the cleaning process.
Avoid damage: Avoid using sharp tools or heavy objects to scratch or hit the surface of the water tank to avoid leakage. In addition, avoid too strenuous activities around the water tank to reduce unnecessary vibration and shock.
Correct installation: Make sure the installation position of the water tank is flat and stable to avoid deformation or damage of the water tank due to unstable or uneven support. During installation, you should follow the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer to ensure that each connection point is correct and secure.
Sealing treatment: For leaks that have been discovered, special PVC adhesive or sealant can be used to repair them. Apply adhesive or sealant to the leak and make sure it is fully dry and set to prevent the leak from happening again.
Replace damaged parts: If some parts or seals of the water tank have been severely damaged beyond repair, these damaged parts need to be replaced in time. When replacing parts, choose new ones that match the original parts and make sure they are installed correctly.
Keep the pressure balanced: When filling the tank with water, make sure the pressure inside the tank is balanced to avoid water leakage problems due to too high or too low pressure.
Regular maintenance: Regularly maintain and maintain the water tank, keep its surface clean and internal hygiene, and regularly inspect and repair possible problems to extend the service life of the water tank and reduce the risk of water leakage.
