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30068-02A

The Keypad

Your sunbed has been designed with the user in mind. Every
effort has been made to ensure easy operation.

A Display -

Four digit alphanumeric display shows re-

maining time as well as bed operation

B STOP

Interrupts tanning session

C START/TIME

Begins tanning session. See more in “The

Tanning Session”

D “Plus/Minus” -

Controls bed functions, ‘+’ for up or

more and ‘-’ for down or less. When bed is idle
or during regular operation, these buttons control
music volume.

E FAN

Press to enter body fan control mode. Display

changes to FAN and current fan speed. Use ‘+’ to
increase speed and ‘-’ to decrease. Speeds offered
are off, 1, 2 and 3.

F FACE

Press to enter face tanner control mode. Display

changes to FACE and then OFF or ON. Use ‘+’ to
turn face tanners on and ‘-’ to turn off.

Note:

Face

tanners need a minute to cool down before relight-
ing. There may be a delay when turning face tan-
ners back on during a session.

G MUSIC -

Press to enter music control mode. Display

will change to show current music option. Press
repeatedly to change the music option.

H VOICE -

Press to disable voice assist (if equipped). Press

again to enable voice assist.

Summary of Contents for LEGEND 548

Page 1: ...u s e r m a n u a l 30068 02A ...

Page 2: ...TY IS EXPRESSLY MADE IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WAR RANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABIL ITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WHICH ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED No one has the authority to change or modify this 48 Month Gold Medal Warranty in any respect To obtain service under this 48 Month Gold Medal Warranty contact your authorized ETS Distributor or ETS LLC if pur...

Page 3: ...mbly 7 Assembly 20 Electrical Connections 32 Audio 33 Mood Mode Lighting 33 Remote Connections 34 T Max Products 34 T Max Wireless Remote System 34 Remote System Hook up Scenarios 34 Operation 38 Before You Tan 38 Exposure Times 38 The Keypad 39 The Tanning Session 40 Care and Maintenance 41 Cleaning After Use 41 Thorough Periodic Cleaning 41 Cleaning the Canopy and Bench 41 Mechanical Inspection ...

Page 4: ... approximately 10 more ultraviolet radiation during the first 50 hours of operation Recommended tan ning times should therefore be reduced by approximately 10 during that period WARNING Read the instructions booklet before using this sunlamp product All persons in the room should wear protective eyewear when lamps are on Recommended eyewear provided eyeshields or equivalent eyewear as defined unde...

Page 5: ...des niveaux plus élevés selon l importance de leur hâle initial Les lampes neuves émettent approximativement 10 de plus de rayons ultraviolets au cours des 50 premières heures de fonctionnement Le temps de bronzage doit donc êatre réduit d environ 10 pendant cette période AVERTISSEMENT Lisez le livret d instructions avant d utiliser cette lampe solaire Les autres personnes présentes dans la pièce ...

Page 6: ...r tanning bed is installed That way the installation crew can fully verify all functions before they leave This unit runs on 220VAC service and must be hardwired directly to a junction box on a dedicated circuit A professional electrician is recommended for electrical installation This unit requires a minimum 40A cir cuit breaker on a 3 phase line 3 wire plus ground Alternatively it requires a min...

Page 7: ...ing it into the salon room To avoid possible assembly issues if you find you can move the unit without further disassembly feel free to do so and begin the assembly process at a suitable step Remember to save all hardware removed It will all be used during reassembly First remove the shipping pins locking the canopy down and raise the canopy Press ing the canopy down slightly will loosen the pins ...

Page 8: ...ck Five captive screws across the front of the canopy hold the canopy acrylic in place Loosen these screws and the front channel will swing down The screws will remain in the channel Swing the channel down farther to release the acrylic and lower the acrylic to clear the handle Attached to the canopy acrylic are 2 exciters speakers Disconnect the white connector on the wiring harness running from ...

Page 9: ...skirt are 4 Phillips flat head screws Remove these screws Now tip the skirt forward and lift off the pegs at the bottom As the skirt is removed you will find a cable attached This powers the Mood Mode ac cent lighting Disconnect this cable and set the skirt aside ...

Page 10: ...es connect with locking re ceptacles like the one shown below Sim ply squeeze the wings on either side and pull the connectors apart Do not pull on the wires A few of the connectors have a wire tie around them This wire tie is removable and does not need to be cut Note You may find it helpful to label the cables for ease and speed of reassembly A simple number on the connector with a felt tip pen ...

Page 11: ...1 30068 02A The body fan is held in place with 2 10 24x1 2 screws at the bottom Remove these screws then lift the body fan assembly straight up and off the bed Be careful of the power cable The shoulder tanner comes off in the same manner ...

Page 12: ...sembly and User Manual 30068 02A The bench endcaps are held in place by 4 10 24x1 screws each The acrylic end supports are held in place by 5 10 24x1 flat head screws each Remove both pieces from each end and set aside ...

Page 13: ...Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 13 30068 02A The front cross member is held in place with 4 5 16 18x1 hex socket bolts ...

Page 14: ...s holding the fan plenum to the back panel This plenum routes air from the cooling fans through the lamp box Carefully lift the lamp box out of the bench being careful not to damage the plenum Three 10x1 2 screws hold the floor pro tector panel Remove it and set aside PLENUM FLOOR PROTECTOR PANEL ...

Page 15: ...system in place Remove the canopy cover and rear corner covers The back of the canopy cover includes the metal panel Loosen the 8 1 4 20 Phillips screws securing the back covers just a few turns Do not remove these screws The front corners of the canopy cover are held by 1 10 32x1 flat head screw in each corner Remove these screws Carefully lift the cov er from the bed The rear corner covers are a...

Page 16: ...16 Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 30068 02A The canopy endcaps are attached with 4 10 24x1 Phillips screws each Remove both endcaps ...

Page 17: ... the clamp holding it in place Pull the cables from the canopy out of the bench You may find it helpful to tape or tie the cables up so they do not get in the way when moving the canopy Make sure the shipping pins are installed Remove the 5 3 8 20x1 hex bolts on each end of the canopy that attach it to the lift system Make sure something or someone is holding the front of the canopy so it does not...

Page 18: ...ROSS MEMBER Remove the 16 10x1 2 sheet metal screws holding the rear angle panel and set the panel aside The rear cross member sits in cradles on each end and is secured in place with 8 10x1 2 sheet metal screws Remove the screws and slip the cross member out of the cradles ...

Page 19: ...Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 19 30068 02A BACK PANEL SCREWS The back panel attaches to the pedestals with 8 10x1 2 screws Remove the screws and lift the panel from the pedestals ...

Page 20: ...20 Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 30068 02A Assembly Place the pedestals in the salon room ap proximately where the bed will be ...

Page 21: ... Phillips sheet metal screws on each end The rear angle cover attaches between the rear panel and rear cross member with 16 10x1 2 screws along the angled flanges Note To avoid stripping sheet metal screws use this simple technique Using a hand screwdriver slowly turn the screw counter clockwise until it clicks in place Then turn it clockwise until hand tight Do not over tighten ANGLE COVER REAR C...

Page 22: ...22 Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 30068 02A Slide the canopy frame in place in the ped estal cradles as shown and fasten with 5 3 8 20x1 hex bolts on each cradle ...

Page 23: ...Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 23 30068 02A Attach the canopy endcaps with 4 10 24x1 Phillips screws in each ...

Page 24: ...he front of the canopy cover sits in the front aluminum channel Secure the cover by tightening the loosened screws The front is held in place with 2 10 32x1 flat head screws inserted up through the front ends of the endcaps As with the access panel screws if you re tightened the screws for the rear corner cov ers loosen them now Slip the rear corner covers into place and tighten the screws to secu...

Page 25: ...m and open the canopy Slide the floor protector panel against the foot end cor ner as shown and secure in place with 3 10x1 2 screws Slide the bench lamp box into place Be careful of the fan plenum on the underside of the lamp box Six 10x1 2 Phillips screws hold the fan plenum to the back panel ...

Page 26: ...26 Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 30068 02A Install the front cross member using 2 5 16 18x1 hex socket bolts in each end ...

Page 27: ...Legend 548 Assembly and User Manual 27 30068 02A Install the bench endcaps with 4 10 24x1 Phillips screws each Install the bench acrylic supports with 5 10 24x1 flat head screws each ...

Page 28: ...l 30068 02A Install the body fan First slip the power ca bles through the left pedestal Then engage the hanging clips and finally secure with 2 10 24x1 2 screws in the bottom mounting flanges The shoulder tanner installs in the same manner ...

Page 29: ...Power Blue Black Contactor Box Fan power in Red Black Contactor box Fan cord to bench fans Red Black Fans on back panel Fan cord to canopy Red Black Cord from canopy Fan cord to face tanner box Red Black Cord from face tanner ballast box LED Red Green Blue Yellow Harness from contactor box Face tanner ballast box Wire Colors Connects to Power in Red Black White Yellow Contactor Box Power out Multi...

Page 30: ...l 30068 02A As you install the front skirt remember to re connect the LED power cable Slip the hooks at the bottom corners of the skirt over the pegs on the pedestals and swing the skirt up Secure with the 4 flat head screws across the top ...

Page 31: ...front corners Loosen the 5 captive screws holding the front canopy acrylic channel The channel will swing down but remain in place Next place the back edge of the canopy acrylic into the channel at the back of the canopy Plug the wiring harness from the exciters to the harness in the bed Swing the acrylic closed and lock the front edge by swinging the front channel closed and secure the 5 screws ...

Page 32: ...the bed to either a 3 phase circuit 3 wire plus ground or single phase circuit 2 wire plus ground Follow the diagram at right for connection instructions Your sunbed arrives from the factory wired for single phase To convert to 3 phase sim ply disconnect the Blue Black and Blue Red wires from the terminal block slide them out of the current sensors and connect to L3 No power cord is supplied The c...

Page 33: ...source through this jack including portable CD players cell phones with music etc You can also connect the speaker out from a stereo system to the spring type speaker level inputs on the back of the bed shown at right directly over the power box To switch between music sources simply press the MUSIC button on the keypad re peatedly The display will show which music source is playing Mood Mode Ligh...

Page 34: ...T Max Manager series Your sunbed supports the auto addressing feature of the T Max Manager models and many pa rameters See your T Max manual for de scriptions of these parameters and how they function REMOTE PORTS RJ 22 RJ 11 wired wireless T Max Wireless Remote System The T Max G2 eliminates wires in your sa lon allowing easy setup without hiring an electrician to run wires It also protects your ...

Page 35: ...lace your sunbed at any location in the series Scenario 2 T Max 3W with Wireless In single sunbed installations the T Max 3W can offer the same control as the T Max Manager eliminating the need for a Manager After you have set the T Max 3W s address to 0 refer to your T Max user s guide and the sunbed s address to 1 simply connect one G2 to the T Max 3W and one G2 to the tanning bed Scenario 3 T M...

Page 36: ...y connect the RJ 22 modular cable s described in the T Max Manager manual into either of the smaller remote port s located on the back of the bed and follow the instructions that came with your remote system Scenario 6 Single Bed wired to T Max 3W In single sunbed installations the T Max 3W can offer the same control as the T Max Manager eliminating the need for a Manager After you have set the T ...

Page 37: ...er 19 See Parameters for instructions The remote connection is not designed to supply or accept high voltage nor can it provide power to an external timer The sunbed s remote interface circuitry operates on 5 volts attempting to connect it to any higher voltages will damage the sunbed as well as void your warranty CAUTION Setting the sunbed address manually Before connecting your sunbed to the T M...

Page 38: ...ly sensitive to sunlight DANGER Shock hazard Do not operate this device near water or while you are wet DANGER Exposure Times Follow the guidelines for skin type and exposure times as shown in the table be low Untanned persons should not tan on consecutive days during their first week of tanning Never tan more than once a day Tanning normally appears after the first few sessions and maximizes afte...

Page 39: ... control music volume E FAN Press to enter body fan control mode Display changes to FAN and current fan speed Use to increase speed and to decrease Speeds offered are off 1 2 and 3 F FACE Press to enter face tanner control mode Display changes to FACE and then OFF or ON Use to turn face tanners on and to turn off Note Face tanners need a minute to cool down before relight ing There may be a delay ...

Page 40: ...sh COOL and then the remaining cool down time After cool down the timer display re 6 turns to 0 Operation while connected to a T Max remote system If using other remotes or no remote system see left Lift the canopy lie down on the bench 1 face up lower the canopy toward your body using the canopy handle For best results position the canopy as close to your body as possible Put on your safety goggl...

Page 41: ... With a soft cloth wipe the entire length 2 of each lamp to remove any film build up Clean both sides of the acrylics with a 3 non ammonia disinfectant cleaner Wipe the reflectors with a clean damp 4 cloth Reinstall the lamps and acrylics 5 Use a vacuum cleaner to clean all fan 6 openings Mechanical Inspection Your tanning bed has been built for years of service To ensure trouble free operation th...

Page 42: ...old by ETS have been life tested to ensure proper transmission throughout their useful life Replace any acrylic that appears damaged This includes deep scratches many small scratches gouges and cracks Removing Replacing Fluorescent Lamps After opening the acrylics replace lamps as follows Grasp the lamp at one end and at the 1 middle and turn the lamp one quarter turn Gently remove the lamp from i...

Page 43: ...etal brackets Support the face tanner glass with your hand while un screwing the two screws on one of the brackets The face tanner glass will slip out of the other bracket The lamp can now be exchanged Sim 2 ply pull the face tanner lamp toward you to remove it from the socket Install the new lamp using a clean cloth or paper towel by inserting it into the lamp sock et Ensure that the lamp is firm...

Page 44: ...et circuit breaker or re place fuse 1 Check that lamp is installed correctly 2 Switch unlit lamp with a lamp that lights if new lamp lights and old lamp still does not replace old lamp 1 Face tanners will not relight for 1 minute if turned off 2 Replace face tanner lamp see Removing Replacing Face Tanner Lamp Press and hold the STOP button until the display shows the ID See Parameters for instruct...

Page 45: ...ct the remote plug s from the ports at the back of the sunbed wait 90 seconds and try again 1 Remote device has not been set 2 The sunbed has not been connected to the remote system see Remote Connections 1 Delay time of T Max Manager has not been set 2 Delay time has expired and session has begun Auto start function of T Max Manager has been turned off Press the START TIME button to turn on lamps...

Page 46: ... the update is complete the timer 4 will reset and the bed will be ready to go once the timer display reads 0 In the event you receive an email contain ing an update file the email will contain full instructions on this procedure as well as the verification process to make sure the update was successful Parameters Parameters are settings within the timer soft ware which allow changes to the way th...

Page 47: ...P 23 Auto Restart session resumes after momentary power outage 0 off 1 on 0 P 30 Audio Source at Idle 0 SALN 1 MP3A 2 ZEN 3 FM 5 MP3B 6 DMX 2 P 31 Enable SALN speaker level input on back of bed 0 off 1 on 1 P 32 Enable MP3A user input 0 off 1 on 1 P 33 Enable ZEN soft music 0 off 1 on 1 P 34 Enable FM 0 off 1 on 1 P 36 Enable MP3B on Python if equipped 0 off 1 on 1 P 37 Enable DMX Input 0 off 1 on...

Page 48: ...ured in the U S A Weight approximate 924lbs 420kg Room Size 9 2 7m x 9 2 7m Voltage 230 VAC Amperage 1P 43A 3P 25A Circuit Breaker recommended min 1P 60A 3P 40A Outlet Hardwire only Main Lamps 48 x 180W Face Tanner Lamps 4 x 500W Shoulder Tanner 8 x 25W Body Cooling 1100cfm Foot Fan Main Timer System Digital Back up Timer Secondary Solid state Max Exposure Time 10 minutes Remote Capability T Max W...

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