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Ionic Body Balancer™

Replacing parts of your array

We have step-by-step directions on this page for replacing any part of your array. However, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at (520) 219-2550. We answer our phone from 9am-7pm, PST.

 For demonstration purposes, I am using a new array. Please note: NO TOOLS REQUIRED! Our inspiration for the 9th generation array (pictured below), was durability and ease of assembly.

1. Start with a cleaned array. Make sure that your work space is clear of any other papers, cords, paperclips, crayons, etc.

2. Remove the cable ends from the array. To do this, firmly grasp the metal connector with your fingers, and use a side-to-side wiggle and pulling motion. The cable should detach from the ends of the turbo plates easily. You may hear 2-3 clicks from each connector. (Try to avoid bending the part of each turbo plate that sticks up above the rest of the array. If they get bent, gently bend them back.)

3. Loosen and remove the nylon wing nuts.

4. Remove the steel bars and turbo plate. If you are replacing this plate, discard it (it can be recycled, if your municipal recycling program accepts scrap steel), and proceed to step #8.

5. Remove both nylon spacers. Some spacers are threaded (they will need to be unscrewed), and some are not. Threaded vs. non-threaded doesn't have any effect on how the array works. This is just what our supplier sends us; we get whatever they have in stock that day.

6.  If you are replacing this turbo plate, do so now. (You can discard the old plate with your regular recycling, if your local recycling facility accepts scrap steel.) If you are replacing a broken bolt (occasionally, they will crack during shipping), now is the time to do so.

7. Replace the turbo plate, and slide the spacers back on (one per nylon bolt). Again, if yours are threaded, you will need to screw them on. It is very important that the spacers are between the turbo plates. This prevents a short-circuit during treatments.

8.  Slide on the second turbo plate. Make sure that the "arm" of one turbo plate is on the right, and one "arm" is on the left. In other words, the plates should mirror each other. If yours doesn't look like mine, take off a plate, flip it around, and put it back on.

9. Slide on the second set of bars. Note that there should be two bars above the bolts, and three below.

10. Screw on wing nuts, but do not tighten completely!

11. Stand up the array on a flat surface. Place the palms of your hands on either side of the array. If your hands are not straight, then the array is not straight. You should be able to wiggle the array until the sides are even. (If you look at the picture to the left, you can see that one set of bars has shifted slightly to the left.)

12. Tighten the wing nuts.

13.  Re-connect your cable. Use the same side-to-side wiggle motion as before to push each terminal back onto the turbo plate. You will likely hear 2-3 clicks as it slides onto the array. This is normal. To make sure the cable is securely attached, look through the clear plastic at the end of each cable. The turbo plate should be flush with the end of the terminal.

TA-DA!

 You should now have a re-assembled, fully-functioning array. Go ahead, pat yourself on the back!