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Start with smart O&M
Smart operation reshapes operation: seven-by-twenty-four monitoring moves fault discovery from resident reports to system alerts, and a local team shortens response radius, the most direct route to higher availability. Dongdian Huichong in Linyi treats this as a chance to deepen operation by fixing the stall before the complaint is filed.
Linyi on the ground
Operators place stalls at markets, clinics, government halls and shops so on-the-way charging becomes routine, raising usage and convenience together and giving the monitoring system more neighbourhoods to watch closely.
What residents can do
Older districts can adopt unified build-and-operate to resolve hard applications and clarify safety; in winter choose sheltered stalls and check connectors are dry. Use centralised e-bike facilities, never corridors or flying cables, and stop at once on overheating, odd smell or strange noise.
Linyi's notebook opens with O&M because a charger that quietly heals itself is worth more than a faster one that silently dies between inspections, every single time.