HPA Solarium
HB826/A
Philips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care
Service Manual
PRODUCT INFORMATION
-On account of the short high starting current, the house fuse should be of a 16 A-delayed type.
-The appliance will work in operating position only.
-Always check if the protecting glass pane (item 8) is fitted after a repair.
-HPA lamps only start when they have cooled down sufficiently.
-Never touch a HPA lamp with your fingers. If necessary, clean the lamp with alcohol.
-Colour differences may occur when new lamps are installed. This phenomenon is characteristic of HPA lamps and disappears after a short period of use.
-After assembly the glass filter should be free from finger prints and dust.
Clean the glass filter with alcohol, if necessary.
-Never look in the direction of the radiation part while the lamps are on without wearing protecting goggles.
-In case of insufficient cooling (e.g. when the ventilation apertures are blocked or when the fan is defective) the safety device (item 9) will automatically switch off the solarium.
Once the cause of overheating has been removed and the solarium has cooled down sufficiently, the appliance will switch on again automatically.
-When the appliance is a few years old, we advise you to apply a drop of thin oil to the bearings of the fan.
-Let the solarium cool down first (approx. 15 mins) before closing and storing it away.
-Only move the solarium when folded.
-In case of complaints about little or no tanning, the output can be measured by means of a so-called
UVX-36 meter.
The figure given on the title sheet is the minimum value to be measured in the centre of the radiation field after 5 mins of warming up and with the appliance connected to the rated voltage.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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Input consumption |
: 1650 W / 230 V |
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UV-A source |
: 3x |
HPA Flexpower 400-600 |
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Ballast |
: 3x |
BHA 500L / 230 V |
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Starter |
: 3x |
SN 58-spec. |
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Timer |
: 60 mins motor driven |
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Radiation area |
: 185 x 75 cm |
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Protecting goggles |
: HB072 - 4822 690 80147 |
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- Output UVX-36 meter |
: min. 4.2 mW/cm2 at 65 cm |
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Production code YYWW |
: on type plate |
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Published by Philips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care |
Printed in the Netherlands |
© Copyright reserved |
Subject to modification |
03/10
RADIATION PART
DISASSEMBLY
-Remove the 10 screws with which the housing (item 7) is fastened to the cover (item 1).
The housing will continue to cling to the cover.
-Disconnect the connectors of the connecting cable and motor.
-Undo the other connections.
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
-It can be established whether lamps, ballasts or starters are defective by interchanging them.
-When replacing a lamp holder (item 10) 2 tubular rivets must be drilled out.
The bracket is fastened with 2 M2.5 x 10 bolts.
HB826/A
FLOOR PART
DISASSEMBLY
-Remove 6 square and 3 round ornamental props (item 20).
-Loosen 14 visible screws by which the cover (item 18) is fastened.
-Pass the mains cord cover (item 31) and the timer cover (item 16) through the opening below, after the screws have been taken out.
-Loosen the screw under the timer cover.
-Remove the cover (item 18) in horizontal position so that the screws will not fall out.
(As screws with varying length are used, it is not possible to interchange them.)
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
-The wheel can be replaced after the decorative cap has been removed by means of a small screwdriver.
-A burned NTC resistor or overheated wiring points to a wiring fault at the connecting block (item 21).
MISCELLANEOUS
- No specific issues.
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TIMER |
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RADIATION PART
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