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Operating Instructions
Experience is certainly the best teacher.
etermining the source and type of odor is a start. The nose knows! If
possible, always position your equipment nearest to the primary source of
the problem, at least 12”-18” off the floor.
Judgement is the key in dealing with odor problems – how much time is required for a
certain area and how intense is the problem? On a scale of 1 – 10, ask your customer
to rate how severe the odor problem is. When you inspect the area, do your own
judgement. The size of the area and the contamination determines the time required to
treat an area. However, if the problem is an intolerable situation, when in doubt, treat
for a longer period of time. It is better to over-saturate than under-saturate.
Our advice is in situations where the smell is more than a mere irritation a larger output
machine will be desired. The use of additional machines is also efficient and requires
less time. You will find this especially true when treating larger homes, warehouses,
motor homes, travel trailers, buses trucks, boats and automobiles.
To use the unit, plug into approved (see below) power supply and press
the “On” button on the front of the unit. To turn the unit off, click the
button to the “Off” position.
INCORRECT POWER SUPPLY – DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT
1.
A.C. POWER FLUCTUATIONS
: The 110 volt 60HZ ozone generators are
manufactured to operate on 108 – 125 bolts, 60 HZ. The 220/240 volt 50/60HZ
2.
PARAMOUNT:
Using an A.C. Wire Circuit Analyzer, test outlet to verify the outlet
is correctly wired. (Hot (black) Neutral (white)). If they were not installed in the
correct order, then they will cause damage to the machine. CAUTION: This simple
test is insurance for the longevity of the machine and if not done will negate the
warranty.
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