PRO 420 & 700 cleaning instructions
**CAUTION: Always unplug the ozone generator before servicing**
1. You must remove four screws in order to open the chassis for
servicing. You will find two, phillips screws on top of the ozone
generator cabinet and two on the bottom of the ozone generator.
2. Next pull the Chassis out of the plastic cabinet
3. Remove the two wing nuts that hold the top HV ( high voltage )
screen in place and lift the top screen off, next remove the mica for
cleaning.
If the bottom screen needs cleaning also it can be removed by
removing two phillips screws from the bottom of the unit.
4. Clean the three pieces, top screen, bottom screen, and the mica.
You can do this by using a tooth brush or hand cleaning brush to
scrub the pieces. When cleaning the mica lay it flat in the bottom of
the sink or a tub, it makes it much easier and reduces the chance of
damaging by bending.
5. If the generator chamber area seems dirty or “greasy” clean with
a moist, but not wet cloth or use rubbing alcohol and some swabs or
a paper towel etc.
6. Dry the three pieces, top screen, bottom screen, and the mica. This
is done by warming up an oven to about 200-300 degrees F for about
30 min then placing the three items in the oven for about 2-3 hours.
7. Reinstall the plate parts in reverse of how it was disassembled.
8. Trouble shooting
-If the generator doesn’t work or has low output after cleaning it is usually due to insufficient drying of the mica.
If there is any moisture in the mica, it will stop the ozone generator from performing properly. Re dry the mica
and try it again. If the problem persists contact Your supplier.
Specifications
Generation method: Corona discharge utilizing mica plate technology.
Supply Gas: Ambient Air
Max. ozone output: 420 mg/hr
Controls: On off rocker switch. Fully variable control for ozone output starting at approximately 15 mg/hr.
Dimensions: 6.5" H X 5.75" W X 10"L, shipping box size 8" H X 6" W X 16" L
Weight: 5.6 LB Shipping weight 6.6 LB
Electrical: 120 Volt, .2 Amp, 25 Watt, 50 - 60Hz or 240 Volt, .1 Amp, 25 Watt, 50/60Hz
Fan Size: 34 cfm
Construction: Stainless steel inner chassis with a high impact extruded PVC cabinet.
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