During humid seasons, dehumidifiers are indispensable “dryness guardians” in our homes. But did you know? If you only use it without 

maintenance, its efficiency will plummet, and it might even become a source of secondary pollution! Don't worry—this “lazy-friendly” 

maintenance guide will teach you the simplest steps to keep your dehumidifier running efficiently, saving energy and promoting health!

Core Principle: Safety First!

Before any cleaning or maintenance, always unplug the power cord to ensure the machine is completely powered off!

Step 1: Easily Clean the Filter—The “Gatekeeper” of Dehumidification Efficiency

The filter is the frontline defense against dust and hair, making it the part that needs the most frequent cleaning. A clogged filter makes 

the dehumidifier “struggle to breathe,” leading to increased energy consumption and poor performance.

Cleaning Frequency: Recommended every 2 weeks; more often in dusty environments.

Quick-Clean Method:

• Open the Housing: Typically, the rear cover or sides have clips. Gently press or push to open and locate the filter.

• Remove the Filter: Carefully pull the filter out with both hands.

• Gentle Vacuuming: Use a vacuum cleaner's soft brush attachment to remove most surface dust. This is the most effortless preliminary

  cleaning method.

• Rinse with Water: Flip the filter to its back side (the side with less dust) and rinse under running lukewarm water. Avoid scrubbing with

  a brush or vigorous rubbing to prevent damaging the filter fibers.

• Air Dry Naturally: Place the cleaned filter in a well-ventilated area to air dry. Avoid direct sunlight or drying with a hairdryer, as this

  may cause deformation.

• Reinstall the filter: Ensure the filter is completely dry before reinstalling it in its original position and closing the housing.

✅ Quick Tip: Attach an electrostatic pad to the back of the filter to capture finer dust particles, extending the cleaning cycle. 

      Simply replace the pad when dirty—super convenient!

Step 2: Precisely Wipe the Sensor—The Machine's “Smart Eye”

The dehumidifier's ability to automatically detect humidity and start/stop relies entirely on its internal humidity sensor. If the sensor accumulates 

dust, its readings become inaccurate, potentially causing the machine to keep running even when the environment is already dry.

Cleaning Cycle: Clean every 1-2 months, or whenever the machine's humidity display seems inaccurate.

Quick Guide:

• Locate the Sensor: Position varies by model, typically near the air intake. It resembles a small metal plate or a component with tiny holes.

  Refer to your product manual.

• Prepare Tools: Use a cotton swab lightly moistened with water or medical alcohol (squeeze until no liquid drips).

• Gently Wipe: Use the damp swab to very gently wipe away dust from the sensor surface. Be extremely careful not to damage the

  delicate components.

• Wait for drying: After wiping, wait several minutes for it to dry completely before turning the unit back on.

✅ Quick Tip: If you can't locate the exact sensor, while cleaning the filter, use a dry cotton swab to gently wipe all visible small components 

      inside the air intake—one of them is bound to be the sensor!

Step 3: Smart Storage for Extended Downtime—Recharge for Next Season

Proper storage during seasonal transitions or extended absences significantly extends your dehumidifier's lifespan.

Storage Procedure:

• Thorough Cleaning: Follow the above method for one final deep cleaning of the filter and sensor wipe-down.

• Empty Water Tank & Thorough Drying: Drain all accumulated water from the tank and dry it completely with a soft cloth.

• The most crucial step: Activate the dehumidifier's “Fan” or “Dry” mode and let it run for 1-2 hours. This evaporates residual moisture

  from the internal heat exchanger (condenser) and ducts, preventing internal mold growth—a step often overlooked by lazy users but

  critically important!

• Store the power cord: Neatly coil the power cord around the cord clip on the unit.

• Store properly: Place the unit in its original box or cover it with a dust cover. Store in a dry, well-ventilated, shaded area. Avoid crushing

  under heavy objects.

✅ Lazy tip: Place a small packet of food desiccant in the water tank before closing the lid. This ensures the tank stays completely dry and 

     fresh during storage, free of any odors.

Summarizing the three lazy maintenance essentials:

• Regularly clean the filter -> Smooth airflow, high efficiency

• Occasionally wipe sensors -> Smart precision, energy savings

• Long-term dry storage -> Like new when restarted next year

Though the steps seem simple, consistently following these will extend your dehumidifier's lifespan by years! Save this guide now—spend 

ten minutes on maintenance to enjoy dry comfort and peace of mind throughout the humid season!