When using oil-free air compressors in medical environments, the following special points should be noted in maintenance and care:

1.Drain regularly: Since oil-free air compressors will condense water in the condenser and air tank, it is very important to drain the accumulated water in the air tank regularly. It is recommended to drain once every 3 days to ensure air quality and normal operation of the equipment.

2.Clean the muffler: To maintain the cleanliness of the air, the muffler should be cleaned regularly.

3.Power safety: Before performing any maintenance or cleaning, the power supply must be cut off to ensure safe operation.

4.Power Cord Inspection: Regularly inspect the power cord and plug for damage to avoid the risk of short circuit or electric shock.

5.Filter element replacement: The filter element of the air filter may become clogged after a period of use and needs to be replaced regularly to ensure the air intake of the air compressor.

6.Professional maintenance: Any maintenance work should be carried out by trained professional maintenance personnel, and non-professionals should not attempt to repair it by themselves.

7.Equipment fixation: After installation, the equipment should not be moved at will to avoid affecting normal use.

8.Pressure test: A pressure test should be carried out on the gas tank after six years of use.

9.Environmental control: Ensure that the air compressor is installed in an environment that meets the requirements, including appropriate temperature, humidity, and ventilation conditions to prevent the equipment from overheating or getting wet.

10.Product Quality Monitoring: Monitor the quality and pressure of compressed air to ensure it meets the needs of medical devices and treatment procedures.

The above maintenance and care measures help ensure the safe and efficient operation of the oil-free air compressor in the medical environment, and also help to extend the service life of the equipment.