① Immediately shut down the circulation pump and isolate the leak area;
② Use sand to absorb the liquid on the floor (ethylene glycol must be kept away from ingestion, propylene glycol requires precautions against slips);
③ Wear protective gloves to clean up residual liquid, and hand it over to a hazardous waste disposal unit after collection;
④ Inspect the cause of the leak (commonly due to aged seals or welding cracks), and flush the system before refilling after repairs.
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