Tips on Installation and Maintenance
Hire licensed workers to install and maintain your home appliances safely. Follow these tips to prevent hazards and extend your appliances' lifespan.
Last updated 24 June 2026
Tips on Installation and Maintenance
Seek qualified professionals when installing or servicing household appliances
Proper installation and maintenance of household appliances not only ensures safety but also extends the product’s lifespan. Engage licensed gas and electrical workers to ensure installation and maintenance are carried out correctly and safely.
Licensed electrical workers:
Help with the installation and maintenance of electrical appliances connected to the mains (e.g. light switches)
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Licensed gas service workers:
Help with the installation and maintenance of appliances connected to the gas mains (e.g. gas hobs)
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Proper placement of electrical appliances
Place electrical appliances away from heat sources such as direct sunlight and cookers. It is also recommended to avoid exposing them to moisture from rain or condensation
Prevent bulky furniture and appliances from tipping
To reduce the risk of tip-overs and injuries, furniture and bulky appliances such as televisions should be properly positioned and secured.
Look out for anchor cabinets as well as bookcases or dressers with anti-tipping wall brackets, braces or straps
Televisions should be mounted to the wall or placed on a suitable stand as recommended by the manufacturer