Important; Permanent Installation; Treatment With The Wood's Airmaster - Wood's Airmaster WOZ400 Guide D'instructions

USING AND MAINTAINING YOUR OZONE DEVICE

IMPORTANT!

Locate and eliminate whatever is
causing the odour problem before
running the ozone control device,
otherwise the odour will return.
Ozone is harmful when inhaled, so the
ozone device must be used with care.
Do not use the ozone device when
there are people present in the room.
For the Wood's Airmaster
WOZ400/500, brief exposure (less
than 5 minutes) is non-hazardous.
For the Wood's Airmaster
WOZ2000/4000, the area must not be
entered at all.
Treatment with the
Wood's Airmaster
1. Preparation:
Clean the room thoroughly, vacuum
and wipe down all surfaces and/or
repair/eliminate the problem causing
the odour.
2. Make sure that the area is safe to
treat:
Remove pets and plants. Remove
valuable high-tech equipment such as
laptops and valuable oil paintings.
Make sure that there are no people in
the room.
3. Ozone treatment:
Position the ozone device in the
middle of the room (ideally on a
slightly raised surface such as a table).
Connect the mains cable supplied
to the mains socket (A4). The ozone
device can now be started by pressing
the on-off button (A3), and you set
the timer (C) to the preferred time
(models with a timer).
It can take up to about 5 minutes to
achieve the full effect.
4. Duration of treatment:
2 to 72 hours, depending on the
intensity of the odour. The average
treatment time is 24 hours.
Ideally, start off with 4-8 hours and
repeat as necessary.
5. After the ozone treatment:
Switch off the ozone device and open
the windows. There will be ozone in
the air after the treatment, it smells
like chlorine. Air the rest of the room
to remove the remaining ozone.
Check the room. If there are still
unwanted odours in there, repeat the
procedure. All affected rooms must be
treated separately.

Permanent installation

The ozone device can be
wall-mounted by means of a "keyhole
solution" (F5) on the underside of the
ozone device.
Connect the mains cable supplied
to the mains socket (A4). The ozone
device can now be started by pressing
the on-off button (A3).
Connecting the silicone
hose (E1)
The nipple and silicone hose
accessories (E1) are mounted in the
connecting nut (B1) and the ozone
can be directed into the space to
be treated such as air conditioning
systems, partition walls, ventilation
ducts and water treatment.
Connecting the ozone
meter (E2)
The ozone meter accessory (E2) is
connected to the USB port (B2) on the
back.
Operating Instructions
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