solar structure carport needs maintenance during use. Although solar structures are often considered durable and low maintenance solutions, some routine maintenance is necessary to ensure their performance and lifespan.
Here are some maintenance activities that may need to be carried out:

Cleaning: Regularly cleaning dust, dirt, and other pollutants on solar panels can improve efficiency. Soft brushes or cleaning tools can be used in conjunction with mild cleaning agents for cleaning. Avoid using frosted materials or irritating chemicals to prevent damage to the surface of the solar panel.

Check the connectors: Regularly inspect the fastening of components such as connectors, brackets, and frames of the solar structure. Ensure that they are stable and reliable, without any looseness or corrosion.

Check cables: Check if the cable connections on the solar structure are secure. Ensure that the cables are not damaged, aged, or have poor contact.

Preventing snow accumulation and freezing: If you live in areas with extremely cold winter climates, you need to consider dealing with winter snow accumulation and freezing issues. Regularly remove snow to ensure that solar panels are fully exposed to sunlight.

Regular performance checks: Monitor the performance of solar structures, such as output current, voltage, and power generation. If any abnormalities are found, investigate and fix possible problems in a timely manner.

Professional maintenance: If you are unsure how to perform maintenance or encounter more complex problems, it is best to seek professional inspection and maintenance.

Please note that maintenance requirements may vary depending on factors such as the type of solar structure, manufacturer, and surrounding environment. Suggest consulting relevant user manuals or contacting suppliers for maintenance guidelines for specific products.