With the continuous improvement of living standards, more and more families begin to use water purifier products. It is a normal phenomenon that home appliances will break down after being used for a long time. There will be some minor problems with the water purifier after using it for a long time. If you do not want to spend money to hire maintenance personnel, then you can try to DIY it yourself to avoid It is a waste of money. Next, the editor of Ningbo Seng Cze Macrospray will tell you what to do if the water from the household water purifier has an odor?

We all know the working principle of the water purifier. When the hot cold water dispenser filters tap water, the filter element plays a fundamental role. Filter it so well that it affects the taste. Therefore, we need to clean the filter element or replace the filter element, so as to solve the odor.

At some point, the family may not use the household water purifier for a long time when traveling or visiting relatives in a distant place. When we use the water purifier again, there will be peculiar smells. At this time, it is necessary to repeatedly rinse the water purifier, open the drain valve, and rinse for about ten minutes. If there is still an odor, consider whether the filter element is dehydrated and damaged, and then replace it.

The first time you use the water purifier, there will be a strange smell in the water, which is a normal phenomenon. For the first use, the filter element needs to be washed, and the protective liquid of the filter element and the toner and other substances are washed clean, so as to achieve the effect of water purification, open the drain valve and rinse for about ten minutes to solve the problem.

If none of the above situations can solve this problem, then you may buy fake or inferior household water purifiers, which have no filtering and purification effect at all, or cause secondary pollution instead. Finally, Xiao Bian reminds consumers that in the use of household water purifiers, the filter element should be replaced or flushed regularly to ensure the filtering effect.