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Customer S

ervice

Identify your tanning device

For contact with Customer Services, please write down 
the device number of your tanning device.

Global Service USA

A Div of JK Products & Services, Inc.
#1 Walter Kratz Drive
Jonesboro, AR 72401

800-445-0624

 870-935-9046

e-mail: [email protected]
http://support.jkamerica.com

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Summary of Contents for L-65 TURBO POWER

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions 1001659 00A us 04 2007 M 60 TURBO POWER...

Page 2: ...2 Identify your tanning device 3 Table of Contents 7...

Page 3: ...with Customer Services please write down the device number of your tanning device Global Service USA A Div of JK Products Services Inc 1 Walter Kratz Drive Jonesboro AR 72401 800 445 0624 870 935 904...

Page 4: ...Fair This is the individual that usually burns easily and severely tans minimally or lightly and peels Skin type III Average Often referred to as Average complexion burns moderately and tans about ave...

Page 5: ...5 This product is in conformity with performance standards for sunlamp products under CFR21 Part 1040 Note Description of skin types see Page 4...

Page 6: ...re with your device If you have any questions we are always available to answer them 1 Yours sincerely Soltron Inc Read and observe the information in this instruction manual This will enable you to p...

Page 7: ...d care 17 Cleaning 18 Environmental protection information 19 Use the sunbed but use it properly 20 Operating instructions 21 Operation overview Fold out page 22 Accessories 23 Tanning 24 To interrupt...

Page 8: ...59 Cleaning replacing UV high pressure lamps and filter panels in the side section 61 Cleaning replacing UV high pressure lamps and filter panels in the canopy 64 Cleaning replacing accent light in t...

Page 9: ...easures Disconnect device from power supply before opening Do not reach into the inside with the device switched on WARNING Type and source of danger e g Warning hot sur face Description of the conseq...

Page 10: ...r use also includes compliance with the manufacturer s instruc tions operating and maintenance conditions This device may only be operated maintained and repaired by persons familiar with these tasks...

Page 11: ...ar may result in severe burns or other eye injury If discomfort develops discontin ue use and consult a physician A person who does not tan in the sun most likely will not tan from the use of this dev...

Page 12: ...age 7 years may not use this device The following applies to minors under the age of 18 years Only use tanning devices in agreement with a parent or guardian or after consulting a physician While the...

Page 13: ...tanning sessions must be at least 24 hours Increasing tanning also requires an extension of the ex posure time radiation time or after a certain degree of tanning has been achieved a further intensifi...

Page 14: ...amp s Starter for low pressure lamp s UV high pressure lamp s Filter panels Cleaning and disinfectant agents Part item number for orders Operation Display of tanning time Display of run on time fan ru...

Page 15: ...conds Duration 3 minutes Loudspeaker Headphone connection Technical Data Maintenance e g 2s 0 3 min Caution safety switch Unscrew release screw Tighten lock screw Cleaning Replacing Clean or replace d...

Page 16: ...event of non compliance We explicitly emphasize that high liability risks may occur for the exporter and or the operator in the event of non compliance Accessories Some accessory parts are taken into...

Page 17: ...role in deciding whether the device meets the requirements placed on it in a satisfactory manner The com pliance with the specified maintenance intervals and the careful conduct ing of the maintenanc...

Page 18: ...h by the rubber seals must be expected for production related reasons CAUTION Do not rub with a dry cloth danger of scratching For fast hygienic proper cleaning of acrylic glass surfaces use a special...

Page 19: ...lamps contain fluorescent materials and other waste containing mercury According to the national waste disposal laws and in accordance with the municipal waste regulations proof must be provided of t...

Page 20: ...n your sunbed it will be much better applied afterwards Showering after leaving the sunbed The browning is in the skin not on it Therefore you cannot wash it off Treat your skin to a moisturizing crea...

Page 21: ...23 Operation Accessories...

Page 22: ...he preparation time you can switch on the UV lamps at any time by pressing the START STOP button Remove your clothes and all jewelry Remove make up and other cosmetics Remove glasses Contact lenses ca...

Page 23: ...lly after the preset time has run down The internal fan continues to run for approx three 3 minutes to sufficiently cool the device To interrupt a tanning session press button START STOP anytime durin...

Page 24: ...d on at the end of the tanning session after the set operating time and are switched off again at the beginning of the next tannings session The running time of the accent lights in the Standby mode c...

Page 25: ...s button for two 2 seconds Switching the facial tanners on again Press button It takes approx one 1 minute until the facial tan ners reach their full output Adjusting the intensity Press button While...

Page 26: ...Operation 28 2 STOP Press for two 2 seconds 3...

Page 27: ...29 Operation START 4...

Page 28: ...Operation 30 Optional Switching shoulder tanner off and on STOP Press for two 2 seconds 1...

Page 29: ...31 Operation START 2...

Page 30: ...Operation 32 Surround cooling body ventilator Adjust speed Press button While the button flashes press the plus or minus button to change the intensity of the air stream 1...

Page 31: ...33 Operation 2...

Page 32: ...Operation 34 Surround cooling head nozzles Adjust speed Press button While the button flashes press the plus or minus button to change the intensity of the air stream 1...

Page 33: ...35 Operation 2...

Page 34: ...Operation 36 Selecting music channel Press button While the button flashes press the plus or minus button to change the channel means no Channel selected there is no sound music is OFF 1...

Page 35: ...37 Operation 2 STOP 3...

Page 36: ...Operation 38 Adjusting volume Press button While the button flashes press the plus or minus button to change the volume 1...

Page 37: ...39 Operation 2...

Page 38: ...n M 60 TURBO POWER Rated power consumption 12 100W Rated voltage 230V Rated frequency 60 Hz Rated fusing 50 amp 3 pole or 80 amp 2 pole Conformity mark Powerinput 3 pole max 50 amp 230V AC 60 Hz Power...

Page 39: ...ce in room A B C D E1 E2 F 67 11 16 in 53 1 8 in 52 3 4 in 78 3 4 in 89 in 92 1 8 in 311 2 in 1 720 mm 1 350 mm 1 340 mm 2 000 mm 2 260 mm 2 340 mm 800 mm BK TK BK1 81 4 ft 71 2 ft 315 16 in 2 500 mm...

Page 40: ...42 Technical Data Maximum room temperature Humidity 08587 0 Acoustic level during tannig 81 70 8...

Page 41: ...45 Maintenance 1 Shoulder tanner optional Scheduled cleaning filters filter mats 50 h 4 x 51937 72 2 x 800601 74 2 x 1 800278 75...

Page 42: ...46 Maintenance Scheduled replacement accent lights 500 h a 1 x white 30 W 1001917 68 b 1 x white 30 W 1001917 59 c 1 x blue 30 W 12377 70 1000 h a b c 3 x S10 10047 59 68 70...

Page 43: ...urbo Power 160 W 12558 57 g 8 x VHP 12 Turbo Power 160 W 12558 55 e 7 x VHP 251 25 W 12597 53 1000 h f g h 43 x S12 10002 51 55 57 e 7 x S10 10047 53 3000 h d 3 x Ultra Performance 511 1001069 61 64 N...

Page 44: ...48 Maintenance Scheduled replacement acrylic glass panel 1500 h 770911 51...

Page 45: ...49 Maintenance Scheduled maintenance fan 40000 h 12410 12873 11713 11713 11713...

Page 46: ...Saturday 8 00 a m to 3 00 p m Always comply with the specified maintenance intervals Follow the cleaning instructions If the maintenance intervals for the UV lamps are exceeded or incom patible UV la...

Page 47: ...51 Maintenance Cleaning replacing UV low pressure lamps sunbed base Power Off 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 03098 0 5...

Page 48: ...52 Maintenance 6 03099 0 7 Close 8...

Page 49: ...53 Maintenance Cleaning replacing UV low pressure lamps in the optional shoulder tanner Power Off 1 2 3 4 1 2 03653 0 5...

Page 50: ...54 Maintenance 2 1 03108 0 6 7 03099 0 8 Close 9...

Page 51: ...55 Maintenance Cleaning replacing UV low pressure lamps side section Power Off 1 2 2 1 03108 0 3 4...

Page 52: ...56 Maintenance 03099 0 5 Close 6...

Page 53: ...l is heavy and falls down by itself after unscrew ing the 3 screws Support canopy panel Loosen screws in the speci fied order Caution Canopy panel may break if al lowed to fall or if pressure is exert...

Page 54: ...58 Maintenance 4 03099 0 5 6...

Page 55: ...and falls down by itself after unscrew ing the 3 screws Support canopy panel Loosen screws in the speci fied order Caution Canopy panel may break if al lowed to fall or if pressure is exert ed on the...

Page 56: ...60 Maintenance 2 1 03299 0 4 5 03099 0 6 Close 7...

Page 57: ...61 Maintenance Cleaning replacing UV high pressure lamps side section Power Off 1 2 07225 0 3 3 2 1 07226 0 4 07227 0 5...

Page 58: ...led or severely injured due to smoke and fume in halation Only fit high pressure lamps recommended by Ergoline Clean the inside of the device regularly Fluff is inflammable 04044 1 8 CAUTION Do not to...

Page 59: ...63 Maintenance Check safety switch 07230 0 10 03699 0 11 1 3 2 07231 0 12 07232 0 13 Close 14...

Page 60: ...nel is heavy and falls down by itself after unscrew ing the 3 screws Support canopy panel Loosen screws in the speci fied order Caution Canopy panel may break if al lowed to fall or if pressure is exe...

Page 61: ...hat have not been approved by Ergoline can explode Hot lamp compo nents can set other parts on fire People can be killed or severely injured due to smoke and fume in halation Only fit high pressure la...

Page 62: ...lass bulbs of the UV high pressure lamps with your bare fingers Remove soiling thoroughly Only touch new UV high pres sure lamp on the gripping sur face see Figures 8 and 9 07229 0 9 Check safety swit...

Page 63: ...67 Maintenance 07232 0 13 Close 14...

Page 64: ...68 Maintenance Cleaning replacing accent light canopy Power Off 1 2 2 1 03350 0 3 4...

Page 65: ...69 Maintenance 03099 0 5 6...

Page 66: ...70 Maintenance Cleaning replacing accent light frontpanel Power Off 1 2 2 1 03350 0 3 4...

Page 67: ...71 Maintenance 03099 0 5 6...

Page 68: ...Cleaning filters sunbed base Power Off 1 2 3 Attention The system can be damaged by moisture When re assembling the cleaned filters must be dry Hand wipe lightly dry or with water or use a vacuum cle...

Page 69: ...73 Maintenance 5 6 Close 7...

Page 70: ...74 Maintenance Cleaning replacing filter mats canopy 1 Attention The system can be damaged by moisture When re assembling the cleaned filter mats must be dry Rinse with water or replace 04047 0 2 3...

Page 71: ...75 Maintenance Cleaning replacing filter mats shoulder tanner Power Off 1 2 3 4 1 2 03653 0 5...

Page 72: ...76 Maintenance 03680 0 6 Rinse with water or replace 04047 0 7 Attention The system can be damaged by moisture When re assembling the cleaned filters and filter mats must be dry 04061 0 8 Close 9...

Page 73: ...ng value are displayed alternately see column On delivery By pressing the button you scroll up to the next function from 01 to 16 By pressing the button you scroll down to the next function from 16 to...

Page 74: ...d buttons consecutively Press the buttons in the same sequence when appears again appears in the display The set code has been saved Please note the code for Customer Service If you know the old code...

Page 75: ...cess via the infrared interface is preset in the software of the hand held unit and can therefore be used with any unit Anyone who downloads the software from the Inter net can access the unit date wi...

Page 76: ...ting time of UV high pressure lamps hours Remaining operating time of shoulder tanner lamps hours Remaining operating time of filter mats hours Decorative lighting operating hours minutes When the max...

Page 77: ...set the access authorisation code to enter setting mode see page 78 Adjust volume for music output Sound System Ambient temperature setpoint value C Recycle air during fan run on time on OFF No Descri...

Page 78: ...e display If several faults occur the fault messages are displayed alternately The fault remedy is acknowledged by pressing the button If the fault cannot be eliminated inform Customer Service Global...

Page 79: ...l switch for shoulder tanner Air vane switch does not switch on with fan running Air vane switch does not switch off 1 minute after fan switches off Fault in front face tanner Fault in center face tan...

Page 80: ...exceeded I C bus fault Switching error in series circuit of safety switch Auxiliary controller Heating controller Face tanner controller Speed control 1 Speed control 2 Audio amplifier Channel select...

Page 81: ...85 Real time clock Parameter memory Incorrect equipment of controller Error Meaning Correction...

Page 82: ...vironmental protection 19 Error codes 82 F Facial tanners regulating 27 Fan scheduled maintenance 49 Fault codes 82 Filter mats Canopy 74 Shoulder tanner 75 Filters sunbed base 72 Frequency 40 Fusing...

Page 83: ...ings during start up 25 Showering 20 Skin sensitivity 20 Skin types 4 Spare parts 17 Starting tanning 24 Sunbed how to use it 24 Surround cooling adjust speed 32 34 Switching shoulder tanner off and o...

Page 84: ...that the original customer completes and returns the en closed warranty card within 10 days after purchase to insure valid regis tration and coverage for potential claims If the warranty card is not...

Page 85: ...ctive sheets or installing replacement sheets nor for damage to persons or property To make a claim contact an authorized dealer or distributor of JK Prod ucts Inc or Global Service USA with the model...

Page 86: ...or can then sup ply you with the part s and proper instructions to return your unit to work ing order Each dealer distributor has their own internal procedure for handling Warranty Claims and credits...

Page 87: ...Inc headquarters JK Products Inc obligations do not include transportation charged on the shipping of new components to the customer or on the return of de fective components of the manufacturer All...

Page 88: ...92 Warranty Claims Warranty...

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