Regular, synchronous cleaning and replacement of the dust collection box and electric water tank keeps vacuum‑mop units operating reliably and minimizes downtime. Key benefits Maintain strong suction and consistent mopping: emptying the dust collection box and ensuring correct water level prevents weakened suction, water shortages, or overflows that cause streaks and poor mop performance. Protect motors and pumps: removing accumulated dust and sewage reduces motor overload and prevents scale buildup and blockages in internal pipes and the water pump, lowering the risk of failure. Reduce maintenance cost and part replacement: cleaning the filter screen and pipelines during service prevents fine dust and debris from clogging components, reducing the frequency of replacement parts. Save time and effort: more frequent, smaller cleanings prevent hardened residue. When the dust box and water tank are kept below full, cleaning becomes faster and easier than infrequent heavy scrubbing. Core functions Simultaneous replacement/cleaning of the dust collection box and electric water tank to preserve vacuum and mopping performance. Inspection and cleaning of filter screens and water/suction lines to remove blockages and scale. Preventative maintenance that reduces component stress and extends overall service life. Compatibility and performance Intended for vacuummop appliances that use a dust collection box and an electric water tank. Helps maintain designed suction power and consistent water delivery for mopping. Improves operational stability and reduces failure risk without changing original device specifications or functions. Practical applications Home daily maintenance: quick synchronous cleaning after regular use prevents dust buildup and keeps suction and mopping consistent for tiled and hard floors. Offices and light commercial spaces: scheduled cleaning reduces motor and pump strain where machines run multiple cycles per day. Postevent or pet hair cleanup: frequent emptying and watertank care during heavyuse periods prevents rapid performance degradation and simplifies recovery cleaning. Routine recommended actions Empty the dust collection box when it reaches capacity to avoid suction loss and filter clogging. Drain, clean, and refill the electric water tank as needed to prevent sewage accumulation, scale, and pump blockage. Inspect and clean filter screens and water/suction lines during each maintenance cycle to detect and remove blockages early. By integrating synchronous cleaning and replacement into regular maintenance, you preserve suction and mopping quality, reduce risks, and extend the vacuum‑mop unit's usable life.