Unit stopped working. Do you have a customer service number for the Ionic Breeze company? 2 units one stopped working checked outlet moved to different outlet still not working other had a wire inside come loose inside can see it

the ionic breeze uses high voltage to move/filter air .. if the insulators break down there will be an arc such as what you see .. there is a way to dig out the carbonized material and seal it with materials that can handle the high voltage but any repairs are costly .. its unlikely you can repair it for less than a new conventional filter .. the ionic breeze was unique and expensive but didn't move a lot of air ..it was quiet but often produced some ozone .. long exposure to ozone is not a good thing .. here is a site where you can learn more about your unit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_ioniser
check out where it says "Consumer Reports court case" ... that said, the electrostatic concept does probably remove small particles that are hard to do with conventional filters .. the arcing you see in your unit is indeed not safe . ... here is more that you likely don't want to hear..
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2008/02/sharper_image.html
in the next one look down where it says "Ionic breeze" under "helpful information" that will frost the cake
http://www.sharperimage.com/Pages/Helpful+Information/#ionic_breeze
i am sorry to say that your expensive ionic breeze is not safe and not repairable.

Hi.

Parts for the unit are not available anymore. In any case I suggest not repairing the unit. There had been health and safety issue related to this kind of purifier.

Here an article: Hi. Parts for this unit, including the filter are not on sale anymore, as all Ionic Breezemodels had

Hi.

I wanted to call your attention about some important concern related to use of ionic purifiers.

Please read the article here: http://www.fixya.com/support/r5303535-ionic_breeze_parts_repair

Ionic breeze units don't have motors. I thought they just moved the air by ionization.

The unit might need to be cleaned. Check you owners manual or the manufacturer for instructions.

they dont work

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/home-garden/news/2007/02/settlement-in-sharper-image-ionic-breeze-class-action-2-07/overview/0702_sharper-image.htm?Extkey=SY95PI0&CMP=KNC-CROVMYSSP&HBX_OU=51&PK=yssp

My Ionic Breeze would work for a short time after cleaning and the blue light would start flashing and the unit would stop working. I checked the wall cube power adapter with a volt meter. It was putting out only 10 volts instead of the needed 12 volts. It seems The Ionic Breeze needs a full 12-13 volts to work. So I went to Radio Shack and bought a universal 12 volt 800ma power adapter. I checked the voltage in the new adapter, it was 13 volts. This fixed the flashing blue light problem. However the Ionic Breeze produces harmful Ozone gas, so I don't use it anymore.

Check inside the unit to see if the two very fine wires which run from top to bottom are intact. My guess is one of them is broken, You'll need a very good flashlight to see them. If they are broken, tech service is the best way to get them fixed. Check your user manual for the service procedure -- if you don't have one let me know.

1-800-344-5555 or at [email protected] however they're unlikely to reply. I understand that they've gone bankrupt.

had the same problem with ionic pro ca500. i took the unit apart and found a fuse that was blown and it works now. sorry but i don't know if there is any repair shops.

I wonder how many others are having this problem? It sounds like the wiring "went out" about the same time on all of these. Strange how it went bad just after the warranty ran out too. Something is fishy here. Planned obselescence? Anyone know a good attorney. Sounds like a good class action suit. I have two units. Bought them at the same time and both started flashing at the same time.