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Operation

1. Position the ionizer so that maximum airflow is

directed towards the items or area to be neutralized.

2. Rock the power switch to the I or II position. The

ionizer will conduct a self-test upon power-up. All

three LEDs will remain illuminated for approximately

15 seconds. The blue LED will remain illuminated

during normal operation.

3. Set the fan speed switch to the desired setting.

Higher airflow will result in faster discharge times.

Maintenance

Occasional cleaning of the case and of the ionizing

electrodes are the only routine maintenance procedures

required.

CLEANING THE CASE

Wipe the case with a soft cloth moistened with water.

If a stronger cleaning solution is required, mild soap

with water may be used. The use of any other cleaning

solutions is not recommended.

CLEANING THE EMITTER POINTS

NOTE: Disconnect the power to the ionizer whenever

cleaning the emitter points.

When the emitter points become dirty, the internal

circuitry of the ionizer will be automatically adjusted to

emit an equal amount of positive and negative ions.

Particulates on the emitter point may, however, inhibit

ionization to a limited degree. The emitter points are

located between the fan blades and the rear grill. A jet

of clean, compressed air can be used to remove dirt

on emitter points. If a more rigorous cleaning method is

needed to remove particulate, clean the points with a

cotton swab dampened with isopropyl alcohol. Access to

the points is available through the rear grill. Be careful

not to damage the points during cleaning.

Figure 4. Using the Ion Pro™ Benchtop Ionizer at a

workbench

Figure 5. Using the Ion Pro™ Benchtop Ionizer at a

machine station

Figure 6. Swinging the rear fan grill to access the emitter

pins inside the Ion Pro™ Benchtop Ionizer