How do I care for my Wellbeing Pod Mini?Updated a month ago
When you're not using your Wellbeing Pod Mini, we'd recommend keeping your Essential Oil bottle in place so you're ready to switch it back on next time you want to give your wellbeing a boost.
To clean your Wellbeing Pod Mini, please follow the steps below:
Step 1: Disconnect from power source
Step 2: Remove the nozzle
Step 3: Fill the bottle with 2/3 alcohol and run the diffuser for 1 hour
Step 4: Clean the nozzle with a soft cloth and allow to dry
Step 5: Always keep your Wellbeing Pod Mini clean and dry when not in use. Never leave stagnant oil inside the bottle for prolonged periods
Troubleshooting
If you are experiencing an issue with your Wellbeing Pod, please use the simple troubleshooting guide below to help determine what may be causing this.
PROBLEM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | SOLUTION |
Unable to remove nozzle | The nozzle has been inserted into the pod without a bottle OR The nozzle is not aligned to the indicator on the top of the pod | Use a needle or something similar and insert into the outlet hole on the top or bottom of the pod. You can then push or pull the nozzle out |
Pod will not switch on | Battery insufficiently charged OR Touch panel is wet | Recharge the unit as instructed. Keep the touch panel dry and avoid touching with wet hands |
Essential oil leaking | he pod has been overturned or on its side | Clean the unit with alcohol and wipe dry |
If you decide to remove your essential oil to use somewhere else, then make sure you pop your empty bottle in place beforehand as it can become a little tricky to get into otherwise. Don't worry, if you do put the lid back on without your Essential Oil bottle attached, you can use a small toothpick, or something similar, to gently lift if back out.
Please remove the essential oil from your Wellbeing Pod Mini and replace with the empty spacer bottle when travelling and not in use to prevent leakage.
Please note: The intensity and amount of mist may vary, but this is not unusual and should not be considered as a fault. Factors that may affect this include humidity, temperature and air currents etc.