solar panel washing

Check weather forecast to ensure no rain is expected

Gather necessary supplies: cleaning solution, soft brush, squeegee, ladder

Ensure safety equipment is in good condition: gloves, goggles, harness

Choose a time of day when the sun is not directly shining on the solar panels to prevent the cleaning solution from drying too quickly

Turn off the solar panel system to avoid electrical hazards during the cleaning process

Secure the area around the solar panels to prevent any accidents or damage to the panels during cleaning

Have a partner or helper available to assist with the cleaning process, especially if using a ladder

Check for any visible damage to solar panels

Look for any debris or dirt buildup on panels

Check for any signs of bird droppings or other contaminants

Inspect the framing and mounting of the solar panels for any loose bolts or damage

Check the wiring and connections for any signs of wear or corrosion

Examine the glass surface of the panels for any cracks or scratches

Test the performance of the solar panels with a solar panel meter or monitoring system

Verify that the solar panels are properly aligned and angled for optimal sunlight exposure

Mix cleaning solution with water according to manufacturer's instructions

Gently scrub panels with soft brush to remove dirt and debris

Rinse panels with clean water using squeegee to remove any remaining residue

Use a hose with a gentle spray nozzle to rinse panels thoroughly

Check for any stubborn stains or spots and apply additional cleaning solution as needed

Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down panels and ensure they are completely clean

Inspect panels for any damage or defects while cleaning and make note for maintenance or repairs

Check panels for any missed spots or streaks

Ensure all cleaning solution has been rinsed off panels

Confirm that panels are in good working condition

Check for any signs of damage or wear on the panels

Verify that all connections are secure

Test the output of the panels to ensure they are functioning properly

Inspect the surrounding area for any debris or obstructions that could affect the panels' performance

Schedule regular cleaning every 3-6 months

Keep track of any damage or issues that may need professional repair

Consider investing in a professional cleaning service for larger or hard-to-reach solar panel installations