The maintenance frequency of ceiling lights can be determined according to the usage environment and actual situation. Generally speaking, the following suggestions can be referred to:
I. Daily cleaning
- Light usage environment (such as bedroom, etc.):
- Conduct a simple dust wiping every one to two months. Use a clean and soft dry cloth to gently wipe the surface and lampshade of the ceiling light to remove dust and spider webs.
- Moderate usage environment (such as living room, etc.):
- Conduct dust wiping every half month to one month. The living room usually has more people’s activities, and dust accumulates relatively quickly.
- Heavy usage environment (such as kitchen, etc., which is prone to oil fumes):
- Conduct surface cleaning once a week. For ceiling lights with lampshades, remove the lampshade for cleaning more frequently according to the situation to prevent the accumulation of stains such as oil fumes from affecting the lighting effect.
II. Comprehensive inspection
- Conduct a more comprehensive inspection every three to six months:
- Check whether the circuit is loose or damaged to ensure that the plug and socket of the lamp are in good contact.
- Check whether the bulb is working properly. If there is flickering, dimming, or not lighting up, replace the bulb in time.
It should be noted that if any abnormal situation is found in the ceiling light, such as frequent flickering or obvious change in brightness, it should be inspected and dealt with immediately instead of waiting until the scheduled maintenance frequency time. At the same time, different materials and types of ceiling lights may have different maintenance frequencies. For example, some materials that are easy to accumulate dust or ceiling lights with complex shapes may require more frequent cleaning and inspection.