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Setting Delay Time.

1) Press and hold the

START/STOP

and

UP

buttons at the same time until a

.1 appears on the display. This should take about 5 -6 seconds. Release the
buttons.
2) Press the

UP

button until a .3 is displayed.

3) Press and release the

START/STOP

button.

A number will appear on the display and be flashing. A period will be
illuminated in the center of the display. This is the current delay time.

4) Press the

UP

or

DOWN

Button until the desired delay time is displayed.

The highest delay time that can be set on the timer is 10 minutes. If you
want no delay time, set the display to 0. If you set the Delay Time to 0, the
session time will start immediately after the

START/STOP

button is

pressed.

5) Press the

START/STOP

button until a .3 is displayed. The 3 will not flash.

To exit Parameter Mode, press and hold the

UP

and

DOWN

buttons together

until the period disappears.

Starting a Session

1) Press the

UP

or

DOWN

button on the timer until the session time is

displayed. If the display shows a 0, and you want to count down from the
maximum time, press the

DOWN

button.

2) Press and release the

START/STOP

button to start the session.

If a delay other than 0 is entered, the delay will count down. A period on
the lower right corner of the display will flash rapidly. When the session
starts, the period will flash at a once per second rate.

Pausing a Session

To pause the session, press the

START/STOP

button; the flashing period on

the lower right corner of the display will stop flashing. The session time will
continue to count down. The tanning system will turn off.
To resume the session, press the

START/STOP

button on the timer. The

period on the lower right corner of the display will resume flashing.

Canceling a Session.

To cancel a session, press the

START/STOP

button to pause the session

then press the

UP

button. The display will show a solitary 0.

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Summary of Contents for 20 GENESIS System 332 Pro-1

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Page 2: ...IT WITH GENESIS 120W HP 20 F71 T12 HO BP 120W LIE ON ACRYLIC SURFACE AND LOWER TOP SECTION TOP SECTION WILL STOP AT 12 INCHES 305 MM FROM BOTTOM ACRYLIC SURFACE THE USE OF ANY OTHER POSITION MAY RESULT IN OVEREXPOSURE MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES TANNING CAN BEGIN ON A REGULAR BASIS AN APPEARANCE OF TANNING NORMALLY APPEARS AFTER A FEW EXPOSURES AND MAXIMIZES AFTER FOUR 4 WEEKS OF EXPOSURE ...

Page 3: ...agnosed by a physician as being allergic to the sun or are currently taking photosensitive medications consult your physician before using the tanning unit Occasionally persons using the tanning system will experience a slight reddening of the skin usually in small patches after the second or third session This redness is often accompanied by an itching sensation This may be nothing more than a he...

Page 4: ...t light the melanin is activated and combines with protein cells that rise to the skin s surface thus producing a tan The amount of melanin in your body determines how quickly and dark you tan The more melanin produced and exposure time an individual has the faster and deeper the individual will tan Do not tan more then once in a twenty four 24 hour period NOTE The tan produced by the tanning unit...

Page 5: ...rdware o Canopy Four 4 5 16 hex washer nuts to secure canopy to the leg PN 0022003209 Four 4 5 16 Nylock nut PN 0022003249 Four 4 flat washer PN 0028003265 o Base Four 4 20 HEX nuts used to secure the base to the legs PN 0022003212 Four 4 Flat washers used with above nuts o Power Box Four 4 Phillips screws to be used to secure Power Box to the legs and PN 0024003092 o Middle Façade Four 4 Philip s...

Page 6: ...FASTENER ILLUSTRATIONS 5 16 Hex Washer Nut 20 Hex Nut Phillips Screw 6 X 3 8 Flat Washer Phillips Truss Head Screw X 20 ...

Page 7: ...CONTENTS LEG POWER BOX MIDDLE FACADE FRONT FACADE BASE CANOPY POWER BOX COVER ...

Page 8: ...e by a Certified Electrician All wiring and connections should conform to local and national electrical codes To protect the tanning system components acrylic paint etc from superficial damage during assembly or service place a soft non abrasive material over the tanning system and or over the area in proximity where the work is being performed TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY The following is a list o...

Page 9: ... electrical components that receive and distribute power throughout the tanning system The power box rests on the support brackets on each leg and is secured to the each leg assembly using 6 screws This procedure will allow the legs to be properly positioned and ease the installation of the base and canopy the installation of the Power Box can be completed by one person BASE INSTALLATION 3 Remove ...

Page 10: ...ts four on each leg Note For proper balancing and limited spring adjustment of the canopy the bolts of the canopy should rest against the top of the holes in the mounting bracket of the leg assembly Ignoring this recommendation will allow the canopy to move to the closed position and not remain open the canopy will require two individuals to install and secure into position The addition of a third...

Page 11: ...mer will be required This tanning system cannot be configured to operate as three phase It can be installed in a three phase panel using a two pole breaker Note The Buck Boost transformer is required to boost power to the single facial lamp circuit The Buck Boost transformer should not be used to raise the operating voltage to the tanning system ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE OF TANNING SYSTEM ...

Page 12: ...the salon is 208 volts A 0 15KVA transformer JK Products PN boosting voltage from 208V to 230V supporting AMP load capacity of 7 0 AMPS is required to be used with the model having a facial tanner on 208V systems The Buck Boost transformer should be installed on the right leg behind the tanning system enough cable should used when wiring the Buck Boost transformer to allow the tanning system to be...

Page 13: ...placement of each wire in the power box ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE OF TANNING SYSTEM MUST BE COMPLETED BY FACTORY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL OR LICENSED ELECTRICIAN CONNECTIONS TO THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE MUST BE COMPLETED BY LICENSED ELECTRICIANS ONLY ...

Page 14: ... with the tanning system and position it in close proximity with the bottom of each leg Align the clips on the bottom of the facade with the receptacles on each leg one person can lift install and secure the Front Façade to the tanning system ...

Page 15: ...ile service is being performed To assist with the installation process of the canopy acrylic follow the steps listed below Place the acrylic inside the track on the back of the canopy Install turn screws in the center locations first then in each end of the canopy FACIAL ASSEMBLY Special CAUTION must be exercised when lowering the facial assembly Once the fastener used to secure the facial housing...

Page 16: ...OVAL To remove lamps rotate 900 and lift out LAMP INSTALLATION To install lamps position pins inside lamp holder as illustrated and rotate 900 Lamp etching should always be visible to tanner after installation ...

Page 17: ...CANOPY SERVICE PARTS EXPLOSION ...

Page 18: ...ALLAST 400 W 9 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 10 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 11 0000050408 LAMP HOLDER FACIAL CERAMIC 12 0000100723 HP PRESSURE LAMP 400W 13 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 14 0000011716 TEMPERATURE FUSE 1200 C 15 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 16 0000735044 HP FACIAL FILTER GLASS 17 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 18 0032002410 AXIAL FAN 105 CFM 120V 19 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 20 0000550046 ACRYLIC SUNDASH 32 21 0000012...

Page 19: ...31002482 BALLAST ELECTRONIC SMART CELL 3 0032002410 AXIAL FAN 105 CFM 120 V 4 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 5 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 6 0000050408 LAMP HOLDER W O STARTER BLACK 7 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 8 0000012843 LAMP 71 120 W 9 0055005026 LAMP HOLDER COVER HEAD END 10 0055005028 LAMP HOLDER COVER FOOT END ...

Page 20: ...LEG MIDDLE FAÇADE SERVICE PARTS EXPLOSION ...

Page 21: ...RECEPT 120V 5 0038002114 HOUR METER DIGITAL 6 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 7 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 8 N A NOT A SERVICE ITEM 9 0055006126 SPRING 110 10 0039002153 SPRING 55 11 0055005100 FRONT COVER WHITE 12 0035002293 RELAY 25 AMP 120V 13 0055003540 KNOB BLACK FAN RHEOSTAT CONTROL 14 0037002682 TERMINAL BLOCK 16 POSITION 15 0035002209 RELAY 9 AMP 120V ...

Page 22: ...t Number Timer TIMER ELO5 0038003001 Label TIMER LABEL 0050005482 LOGO LABEL 0050005451 Button FACIAL ON OFF SWITCH 0000011566 RHEOSTAT 0032002252 Igniter Capacitor IGNITER 100 400W FACIAL 0000010535 Limit Switch MICRO LIMIT SWITCH 0036002605 ...

Page 23: ...he timer also allows the tanning system to be compatible with most third party controllers that support contact closure operational configurations CONFIGURATION Setting Parameters 1 Apply power to the Tanning System 2 Press and hold the START STOP and UP buttons at the same time on the timer until the display changes and appears similar to illustration A The keys should be kept pressed down for ab...

Page 24: ... two numbers three times then two numbers three times pause two numbers three times two numbers three times pause etc For example if you are checking lamp hours Parameter 6 and the display flashes the numbers 53 three times then 14 three times pauses then repeats then the total lamp hours stored in the particular timer is 5314 5 Press the UP or DOWN button to change the parameter to the desired va...

Page 25: ... flashing You may now change another parameter by pressing the UP and DOWN buttons until the parameter you want displayed Repeat Steps 2 4 7 To exit the Parameter mode and make the timer available for the next session press and hold both the UP and DOWN buttons until the period goes away The display changes and appears similar to illustration C ILLUSTRATION C ...

Page 26: ...me the tanning system will turn on automatically 4 Current Sense 1 0 For the Sentry Option 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 5 Session Counts 65535 0 Total session counts number of times the tanning systems has been turned on off 6 Lamp Hours 65535 0 Lamp hours for each bed 7 Bed Hours 65535 0 Number of hours the tanning system has been operating 8 Manual Session Counts 65535 0 Counts the number of sessions th...

Page 27: ...DOWN buttons together until the period disappears Starting a Session 1 Press the UP or DOWN button on the timer until the session time is displayed If the display shows a 0 and you want to count down from the maximum time press the DOWN button 2 Press and release the START STOP button to start the session If a delay other than 0 is entered the delay will count down A period on the lower right corn...

Page 28: ...Controller User s Guide for operational instructions Note The Digital Tanning System Controller or the software you are using if you are using a PC controls Delay Clean Room Once the session time has elapsed the display will show two solid periods only This is an indication that the room needs to be cleaned To clear the clean room indication press and hold the UP button on the timer in the tanning...

Page 29: ...e original customer completes and returns the enclosed warranty card within 10 days after purchase to insure valid registration and coverage for potential claims If the warranty card is not registered proof of purchase from JK Products Service or its authorized dealer or distributor will be required prior to any consideration on warranty claims This could result in service delays This warranty is ...

Page 30: ...ility for the cost of removing defective sheets or installing replacement sheets nor for damage to persons or property To make a claim contact an authorized dealer or distributor of JK Products Services or JK Products Service Service Department with the model number the serial number and the date of purchase of the bed in which the acrylic will be used THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND T...

Page 31: ... warranty and nonwarranty needs of their customers Therefore in order for you to properly file a Warranty Claim you must locate the name and phone number of the dealer distributor through whom you purchased your unit Normally this information can be easily located either on your paid invoice or other proof of purchase documentation that you received when taking delivery of the unit Next notify the...

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