
1 Power Up
Plug the power cords into
the wall outlet, power supply,
and back of the machine. Plug
the array into the front of the
machine.
Line the inside of the tub with
one of our custom liners. Fill the
tub to the fill line with comfortably
warm tap water. During your first
session, we highly encourage you
to watch the instructional DVD*
that came with your equipment.
This DVD covers everything from
contraindications to frequency
of use.
* No DVD player? Check the back of this guide for a link to our
online instructional video.
2 Get Your Footbath Ready
3 Begin Your Session
Be sure to have paper towels and
your IonCleanse by AMD water
bottle filled with clean water
within reach to rinse and dry
your feet when the session is
over. Put the array into the water
along with your feet. Turn on
the machine and press “START”
when indicated. Adjust the time
as needed and press “START” two
more times to begin your session.

4 Adding Salt
5 Finish the Session
After the session begins, wait 15
seconds before adding salt. Salt
requirements vary by location with
some places not needing any salt.
Adding salt to the water raises the
amps and lowers the volts. We want
the amps to be 1.8 or higher without
lowering the volts below 10.0.
If necessary, add 1/8 of a teaspoon of salt (supplied) to
the water. Swish the array in the water for 10-15 seconds
to ensure the salt has completely dissolved. Get your new
reading from the machine. If more salt is required, repeat
the process until the amps are 1.8 or higher.
NOTE: If you see little to no color change at the end of
the session, visit AMajorDifference.com/nocolor and
follow the steps.
Rinse off your feet, empty the
tub, and clean the array and tub.
Any disinfectant will work, except
products that contain chlorine.
Multi-purpose cleaners, alcohol,
and hydrogen peroxide are all
acceptable cleaners.

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Digital versions of the instructional manual
and the DVD are available on our website.
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