Ozone generators are widely used in many industries due to their powerful disinfection and purification functions. However, in actual operation process, common problems may arise, such as improper equipment maintenance, unstable output concentration, or mechanical failures. Understanding ozone generator common faults and solutions can maximum equipment efficiency and extend its service life. Timely and effective resolution of these problems can not only reduces potential safety risks but also improves operational efficiency and lowers maintenance costs.
Common Problems | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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Ozone generator is not powered on. | Power plug is not properly plugged in. | Check the power cord and plug |
The voltage level does not meet requirements. | Connect to a 220V/50Hz or 60Hz power source. | |
Fuse blown | Replace the fuse. | |
Fuselage shell have electricity shocking. | The grounding wire is not securely connected. | Check the grounding wire and tighten it. |
Excessive humidity in the working environment. | Use in a dry, well-ventilated environment. | |
No gas output from the air outlet | The air pump is not started. | Press the air pump start switch. |
Silicone hose falls off or is discounted. | Open the rear cover and check the pipeline. | |
The equipment does not produce ozone | Ionizer malfunction | Check if the ionizer is working properly, and replace faulty parts if necessary. |
Power supply failure | Check if the power supply is connected properly, and repair or replace the faulty power supply. | |
Ozone generator damage | Check the circuit of the ozone generator and repair the faults. Contact us if replacement of the equipment is needed. | |
Condenser or filter blockage | Check if the condenser or filter has impurities, dirt, or blockages, and clean or replace the corresponding parts. | |
No ozone output from the air outlet. | Ozone switch is not activated. | Turn on the ozone switch. |
Zero ozone concentration adjustment | Rotate the concentration adjustment button. | |
Ozone generation module damaged | Replace the ozone generation module. | |
Fuse blown | The voltage is too high. | Check the power supply board |
Short circuit in the circuit | Check the internal circuit | |
Ozone module damaged | Replace the ozone module. | |
Water accumulation inside the ozone generator. | The air is humid. | Dry the accumulated water. |
The air source is not dried. | Dry the air source. | |
During the water treatment process, water flows back to the ozone discharge tube. | Blow dry the accumulated water inside the electric tube. | |
Noise issues with the ozone generator | Fan malfunction or loose | Check if the fan is working properly, repair or replace the faulty fan. |
Damage or wear of mechanical components | Check the degree of wear of mechanical components, replace damaged parts if necessary. | |
Loose fittings | Check the equipment fittings to ensure they are securely fastened and not loose. | |
Note: All operations above must be carried out with the power off |
If the exciter is normal, high-voltage sparks will be generated at the ends of the two high-voltage output lines, but when the generator is installed, there will be no spark. This is due to leakage or aging of the ozone generator, and a new component should be replaced.
If your ozone generator fails during use, you can refer to the above solutions for troubleshooting. If you encounter problems that cannot be solved during the process, you can contact us at any time, and we will do our best to help you.