Is there a charge for stopping heating?

Generally speaking, there is a charge for stopping heating, which is what we usually call the heat loss fee. Because even without heat, it will share the heat radiation of other residents in the whole building.

For users who need to stop heating during heating, they need to pay a certain amount of heat loss fee to the heating unit through the residential property, which is about 30% of that when heating is fully turned on. However, the situation in different regions is different, and some places do not need to pay fees.

1. After stopping heating, it is necessary to exhaust all the air in the pipeline, but this operation must be completed before the heating system stops. Open the air valve to remove all the air inside, and then close its intake valve and exhaust valve. This is called full water maintenance.

If the heater is used for a long time, there will be dust on it. After a whole winter, there will be a lot of dirt attached to the concave and convex surface of the radiator, so it must be cleaned. Clean water can be used to wipe the radiator surface, but for stubborn stains, it is best to wipe with soapy water, and the dosage should not be too much. After wiping, wipe it with water again.

3. In addition to cleaning the surface of the heater, it is also necessary to clean its interior. Most families use convection radiators. If you don't want the movement to accumulate too much, you must clean it regularly with a brush during use, but control the strength when wiping to avoid damaging the movement.