In industrial and commercial environments, the accuracy and reliability of weighing equipment are critical. To ensure optimal performance of weighing equipment, regular cleaning and maintenance are particularly important.

Preparation phase
Before cleaning, you must first ensure that the weighing equipment is completely powered off and unplugged. This measure is to eliminate the risk of electric shock and ensure the safety of the cleaning process. Next, you need to prepare appropriate cleaning materials. It is recommended to use soft gauze or paper towels, soak them and wring them out to avoid excessive moisture affecting the equipment. At the same time, choose a neutral detergent, such as diluted dishwashing liquid or alcohol, and avoid using corrosive chemical solvents to avoid damaging the surface of the equipment.

Cleaning the weighing pan
When cleaning the weighing pan, you need to dip a damp gauze or paper towel into a small amount of neutral cleaning liquid and gently wipe the surface of the weighing pan. Make sure to cover it completely, especially in every corner of the weighing pan. If you find stubborn stains, use more cleaning liquid and be careful to increase the wiping force, but avoid too rough movements to prevent scratching or damaging the weighing pan surface. After cleaning, rinse the scale thoroughly with clean water to ensure that all detergent and dirt residues are removed.

Drying and Inspection
After cleaning, the scale should be placed in a well-ventilated environment to dry naturally, or wiped dry with a clean gauze or paper towel. Before reusing, make sure that the scale is completely dry. After drying, carefully check the surface of the scale for any stains or residues. At the same time, evaluate whether the accuracy and sensitivity of the scale are affected. If any problems are found, they should be adjusted or repaired in time to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

Precautions
During the cleaning process, do not use hard objects such as metal brushes to wipe the scale to avoid scratching the surface. In addition, be careful to avoid water splashing into the inside of the scale during operation. If water accidentally enters the scale, be sure to wait until it is completely dry before reconnecting the power supply. In order to ensure the long-term stability and accuracy of the equipment, it is recommended to clean and maintain the scale regularly according to the frequency of use and environmental conditions.