Ozone water machine maintenance & service guide

Guide: maintenance and service for your ozone water machine

This guide focuses on maintaining and servicing your ozone water machine and ozone water device for surface cleaning. In this guide you will find a complete blog series on ozone water machines; this article is one of the in depth blogs within this guide and concentrates on wear parts, service planning and daily checks. Our ozone water is intended solely for surface cleaning. Not intended for consumption or medical use.

What counts as maintenance and service?

Maintenance for an ozone water machine and ozone water device goes beyond an occasional clean. It includes structured tasks such as running rinse cycles, checking filters, inspecting hoses and fittings and replacing parts on time. By embedding maintenance in your regular cleaning routine you keep the system reliable and predictable.

• Regular rinsing according to the manual.

• Checking hoses, fittings and connections.

• Replacing wear parts after defined run hours.

Run hours, wear parts and planning service intervals

Record run hours or use a simple counter to track how intensively the ozone water machine is used. Many suppliers advise replacing a wear part set after a certain number of hours or litres. With a typical guideline of around €75 in parts after roughly 1000 hours or 500,000 litres you can plan ahead and allocate budget.

• Log run hours or litres in a simple overview.

• Schedule periodic service visits based on usage.

• Document agreements with supplier and technician.

Daily checks in your cleaning routine

Daily checks help you spot deviations early. Look out for leaks, unusual sounds or a weaker spray pattern. Keep an eye on the ozone water machine and ozone water device while working and ask staff to report deviations immediately. This reduces the risk of unplanned downtime.

• Inspect hoses for kinks and leakage.

• Listen for unfamiliar sounds during operation.

• Check the spray pattern and reach of the nozzle.

Combining the two-cloth method with maintenance

Spray onto the cloth for controlled application or directly onto closed surfaces such as tables, floors or tiles. Workflow: two-cloth method — 1) Lightly mist the surface. 2) Clean in overlapping passes. 3) Dry immediately with cloth B for a streak-free result. Work from cleaner to less-clean zones. Link this workflow to a short daily check so that staff automatically combine use and maintenance.

Costs and affordability

At roughly €0.0017 per litre you can produce your own cleaning water with your ozone water machine or ozone water machine device straight from the tap. You avoid bottles, storage and transport and plan a periodic maintenance set in.

✔️ Low cost per litre of cleaning water

✔️ Less plastic bottles and storage space

✔️ Clear maintenance intervals and wear parts

✔️ Ozone water device fits easily into daily routines

✔️ Maintenance costs are predictable in advance

Customer stories & testimonials

• “Surface results stay consistent while maintenance fits into our schedule.” – Facilities

• “We use one overview to track run hours and service visits.” – Cleaning service

• “New staff quickly learn the combination of workflow and maintenance.” – Healthcare

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Other articles in this guide

Back to the main guide: Guide: buy an ozone water machine

More in depth blogs within this guide:

Selection and capacity of your ozone water machine
Costs and savings with an ozone water machine
Implementation and workflow with ozone water devices
Safe use and training around ozone water machines

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