When dust, or dirt or other contaminants accumulate in the Rat Zapper Classic, you will
need to clean the unit.
Accumulated dirt, contaminants and/or moisture may trigger a false trip, causing the red light
to blink repeatedly when you turn it on.
1. Always remove batteries before cleaning to insure safety.
2. Obtain an inexpensive, thin aluminum pan large enough in width and length to
accommodate your Rat Zapper Classic.
3. Fill the pan with approximately 2 inches of warm water and an ample amount of liquid
dish detergent. Set the Rat Zapper Classic in the pan and let it soak for approximately 1
hour (to loosen debris.)
4. Using a soft bristle or bottle brush, commonly found in the cookware section of your
local supermarket, gently brush the bottom of your Rat Zapper Classic.
5. To rinse, carefully allow a gentle stream of fresh water to ow over the cleaned bottom
surface of the Rat Zapper Classic. Do not spray the unit out or allow moisture to
intrude into the electronics that are housed in the top of the Rat Zapper Classic as this
may cause the electronics to short out and impair the unit’s performance.
6. After cleaning and rinsing the bottom of the Rat Zapper Classic thoroughly, place
it with the open side face down to allow the Rat Zapper Classic to drain and air dry
completely (do not use an air compressor) before putting it back into service.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLEANING (Remove batteries rst!)
Woodstream Corporation
69 North Locust Street
Lititz, PA 17543
855-5-VICTOR
www.victorpest.com
Limited 1 Year Warranty (with Proof of Purchase)
Woodstream Corporation provides a one-year parts and labor warranty that the Rat Zapper Classic
will be free from defects in workmanship and materials. Woodstream Corporation’s obligation under
this warranty shall be limited to repairing or replacing any part of the product which is defective.
Service can be arranged by contacting us at 855-5-VICTOR, Warranty is void in the event of
misuse or abuse of the product or as a result of unauthorized repairs or alterations.
Baiting the Trap
Dry dog or cat food makes an excellent bait. Just slide one or two pieces all the way into the
rear of the Rat Zapper Classic. You may want to experiment, but avoid moist or wet baits
that may contaminate the metal plates and cause the unit to stop operating.
