1. Start by checking the power supply using a voltage tester. Ensure that the power outlet is working properly before proceeding.
2. Connect the electric faucet's power plug and use a voltage tester or a screwdriver with an insulated handle to briefly touch the two contacts together. If you see a spark, the faucet is functioning correctly. However, if it doesn't spark and the indicator light doesn’t glow, it could mean the thermal protector is faulty and may need replacement. If there’s no spark but the indicator light is on, the heating element might be damaged and should be replaced. Note that replacing the heating element requires specialized tools and should be done carefully.
3. Avoid using the hot water function for extended periods to prevent overheating and potential damage to the internal components.
4. In cold weather, make sure not to use the device if temperatures drop below freezing. Always unplug it when not in use to avoid any risk of freezing damage.
5. Never install or use the electric faucet in an upside-down position, as this can cause improper operation and damage to the unit.
6. Regular maintenance and proper handling will ensure the longevity and safe operation of your electric faucet. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and consult a professional if you are unsure about any step.
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