Maintaining a constant temperature and humidity test chamber involves several critical factors. Today, we’ll break them down for you.

Maintenance Categories
Cleaning Tasks

Workspace Cleaning: Keep the installation area clean.
Chamber Cleaning: Wipe the interior and exterior with a soft cotton cloth to remove dust.
Component Cleaning:
Condenser: Dust buildup can trigger false alarms due to compressor high-pressure switch tripping. Use a blower and brush to clean the condenser, ensuring efficient cooling and stable low-temperature performance.
Other Components: Regular cleaning of all parts is essential for optimal operation.

Inspection and Calibration

Component Check: Regularly inspect parts for aging or damage and replace them promptly if needed.
Control System Calibration: Ensure the controller matches the chamber’s actual temperature and humidity.
Sensor Calibration: The test chamber has two sensors that regulate temperature, humidity, uniformity, and stability. Proper calibration is crucial for accurate performance.
Maintenance Frequency
Short-Term Maintenance

Perform periodic maintenance at varying intervals depending on the component. Operators should schedule cleaning and checks based on usage intensity.
Long-Term Maintenance

Maintenance is an ongoing process requiring consistent effort. Attention to detail is key—never underestimate its importance for the chamber’s longevity and reliability.
By following these guidelines, you can ensure your test chamber operates efficiently and lasts longer. Stay diligent with maintenance!