ESB Tanning Systems
Do not use oils of any kind or lotions when tanning, exce
pt those
specifically
intended
for indoor tanning use
.
Products not approved for indoor use
could damage
the
acrylic
finish
.
In order to keep the acrylic from being scratched, jewelry should not be worn while
tanning.
Acrylic Removal
Canopy and Bench Acrylic Removal
Warning! Disconnect bed from electrical power before servicing!
Step 1. Stand in front of bed. Using a small, flathead screwdriver, insert the flat head
into either end of the black acrylic trim strip. Pry up slowly to grasp edge of
strip and continue to pull away from unit until it is completely removed. Repeat
procedure for second strip of acrylic trim.
Step 2. It may be necessary to slightly
loosen
the end cap screws to help remove the
acrylic.
NEVER REMOVE END CAP SCREWS!
Step 3. With the flathead screwdriver, pry the acrylic up and over the lip in the bed rail.
It is recommended you have two people to remove acrylics. Begin by grasping
the long edges of the acrylic which are now exposed.
Step 4. Standing in front of the bed, grasp the long exposed edge of the acrylic and
carefully slide it toward you until it is removed. BE CAREFUL – the edges of
the acrylic may be sharp.
Acrylic Re-installation
Step 1. Place acrylic back on bed. Tighten end cap screws.
Step 2. Take one end of the black acrylic trim and press firmly onto the aluminum
frame pushing into the opening. The longer flat edge of the trim must be
against the top of the acrylic.
Step 3. Place the palm of your hand on the trim, and apply pressure along the edge until
the trim is firmly in place.
Canopy ( Optional Grid ) Removal
Step 1. Stand in front of bed. Using a small, flathead screwdriver, insert the flat head
into either end of the black acrylic trim strip. Pry up slowly to grasp edge of
strip and continue to pull away from unit until it is completely removed. Repeat
procedure for second strip of acrylic trim.
Step 2. It is recommended that you have two people remove the wire grill. Begin by
grasping the long edges of the wire canopy which are now exposed.
