You Have To Know These Rules While Using Geyser Otherwise You Will Die
Now many people are using geyser in their homes. But some mistakes are being made while using it. This is taking lives.
Many homes have electric geysers. These geysers have advantages as well as disadvantages. A small mistake can cost you your life. Many people take a bath by turning on the geyser button. But do you know how serious this mistake can be? You will see an unimaginable loss. Avoid the following mistakes if using geysers.
Keeping the geyser on will heat up the geyser. It causes it to burst. Keeping the geyser on while taking a bath puts pressure on the boiler. This causes leakage problems in the geyser. It can also explode due to the build up of pressure in the geyser. Due to boiler leakage, current flows through the wire. This will cause your death. At the same time, if your geyser wire is not made of copper, it may cause an explosion.
Almost all geysers these days have an automatic heat sensor. If these automatic sensors stop working under such conditions, the possibility of geyser burst increases. If the coil installed in the geyser is too hot, the possibility of short circuit increases.
Geysers have electric cables. Improperly installed geyser or a broken geyser can lead to electric shock while taking a bath. Have the geyser installed and repaired by an experienced electrician only. Check and maintain the geyser regularly.
Always keep the geyser in a well-ventilated area. Do not leave the geyser on while taking a bath. The water level in the geyser should always be at least 1/3. Do not overheat the water in the geyser. Never touch the wire with wet hands. Avoid touching the geyser with wet hands. Risk of electric shock.
Do not turn the geyser on and off repeatedly. Check that the geyser button is off before taking a bath. Usually we have a habit of putting some things on any machine at home. Do not place any heavy object on top of the geyser. This can cause damage.
Do not open fire near geyser. Catches fire quickly, leading to serious danger. According to some reports the geyser temperature should always be kept at 60 to 65 degrees in winter. Under no circumstances should it go below 50 degrees. You can run the geyser at 50 to 55 degrees if needed in summer.
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