- 1). Remove the cord from the wall socket before attempting to clean the unit.
- 2). Remove the ozone plate (or plates) from the back of the unit by gently pulling outward. The plate is located in a slot on a solid wood backing. The plate is easy to identify and remove.
- 3). Scrub the plate gently with a toothbrush and equal parts of ammonia and hot water. Clean the metal screen and the ceramic tile that makes up the purifier plate.
- 4). Rinse the plate with clean water and allow the plate to dry completely before reinserting into the unit.
- 5). Replace the plate to the back of the unit and plug the cord into the wall socket.
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