What are the possible reasons why humidifiers do not produce fog

　　Misting blade malfunction: This is the core component of the humidifier, and if it ages, gets dirty, or is damaged, it will not function properly.

　　Power supply problem: If the humidifier power supply is unstable or disconnected, normal spray will not work.

　　Water tank or base water tank issue: If these components are broken or blocked, it will affect the normal operation of the humidifier.

　　Poor circuit contact: for example, loose power plug or poor switch contact will also lead to no spray.

　　Long term uncleaning: Excessive scale or dirt may have accumulated inside the humidifier, requiring regular cleaning and maintenance.

　　The solution includes:

　　Replace atomizer: If the atomizer fails, it should be replaced with a new atomizer.

　　Check the power supply: Ensure that the power supply is normal. If it is unstable, try replacing the socket or using a voltage regulator.

　　Check the water tank and base water tank: Ensure that these components are intact and undamaged. If any problems are found, they should be replaced or cleaned in a timely manner.

　　Check circuit contact: Reconnect the circuit to ensure that the power plug and switch are not loose or have poor contact.

　　Regular cleaning: Regularly clean the humidifier to remove internal dirt and bacteria, and maintain its good operation.

　　The problem of most humidifiers not fogging can be solved through the above methods. If the problem persists, it is recommended to contact professional maintenance personnel for inspection and repair.

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