Sundash 240G User Manual

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OPERATION &

INSTRUCTIONS

For The Use Of Your

Genesis

Indoor Tanning Systems

SUNDASH

240G

Notice: Notice:

Notice:

Notice: Notice:

installation, etc. of this product or its intended use will subject said party to direct responsibility and liabilities for any and all consequences resulting from such action. Furthermore, such actions will void all warranties and may relieve Sun Ergoline of any liabilities relating to said product.

Any misuse, abuse, modifications, alteration, improper maintenance, improper

Sun Ergoline

P.O. Box 2026 Jonesboro, AR 72402

1-800-643-0086

Specifications

240G240G

240G

240G240G

Length: 85”Length: 85”

Length: 85”

Length: 85”Length: 85” Width: 45”Width: 45”

Width: 45”

Width: 45”Width: 45” Height: 34.5” - 52”Height: 34.5” - 52”

Height: 34.5” - 52”

Height: 34.5” - 52”Height: 34.5” - 52” Shipping Weight: 1000 Lbs.Shipping Weight: 1000 Lbs.

Shipping Weight: 1000 Lbs.

Shipping Weight: 1000 Lbs.Shipping Weight: 1000 Lbs. No. of Lamps: 40No. of Lamps: 40

No. of Lamps: 40

No. of Lamps: 40No. of Lamps: 40 Electrical: 28 AMPS @ 240 VoltsElectrical: 28 AMPS @ 240 Volts

Electrical: 28 AMPS @ 240 Volts

Electrical: 28 AMPS @ 240 VoltsElectrical: 28 AMPS @ 240 Volts Circuit Required:Circuit Required:

Circuit Required:

Circuit Required:Circuit Required:

DANGER - ULTRAVIOLET RADIATIONDANGER - ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

DANGER - ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION. FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS. AVOID OVEREXPOSURE. AS

DANGER - ULTRAVIOLET RADIATIONDANGER - ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

120/208 V, 2-Pole120/208 V, 2-Pole

120/208 V, 2-Pole

120/208 V, 2-Pole120/208 V, 2-Pole 120/240 V, 2-Pole120/240 V, 2-Pole

120/240 V, 2-Pole

120/240 V, 2-Pole120/240 V, 2-Pole 40 Amp Breaker40 Amp Breaker

40 Amp Breaker

40 Amp Breaker40 Amp Breaker

WITH NATURAL SUNLIGHT, OVEREXPOSURE CAN CAUSE EYE AND SKIN INJURY AND ALLERGIC REACTIONS. REPEATED EXPOSURE MAY CAUSE PREMATURE AGING OF THE SKIN AND SKIN CANCER. WEAR PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR; FAILURE TO MAY RESULT IN SEVERE BURNS OR LONG-TERM INJURY TO EYES.

MEDICATIONS OR COSMETICS MAY INCREASE YOUR SENSITIVITY TO THE ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION. CONSULT PHYSICIAN BEFORE USING SUNLAMP IF YOU ARE USING MEDICATIONS OR HAVE A HISTORY OF SKIN PROBLEMS OR BELIEVE YOURSELF ESPECIALLY SENSITIVE TO SUNLIGHT. IF YOU DO NOT TAN IN THE SUN, YOU ARE UNLIKELY TO TAN FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT.

THIS UNIT UTILIZES UVA LAMPS. REPLACE TOP UNIT ONLY WITH 160W. REPLACE BOTTOM UNIT ONLY WITH BELLARIUM S SA1-10-100W.160W. REPLACE BOTTOM UNIT ONLY WITH BELLARIUM S SA1-10-100W.

160W. REPLACE BOTTOM UNIT ONLY WITH BELLARIUM S SA1-10-100W.

160W. REPLACE BOTTOM UNIT ONLY WITH BELLARIUM S SA1-10-100W.160W. REPLACE BOTTOM UNIT ONLY WITH BELLARIUM S SA1-10-100W.

BELLARIUM SR RA1-12-BELLARIUM SR RA1-12-

BELLARIUM SR RA1-12-

BELLARIUM SR RA1-12-BELLARIUM SR RA1-12-

LIE ON ACRYLIC SURFACE AND LOWER TOP SECTION. TOP SECTION WILL STOP AT 17 INCHES (432 MM) FROM BOTTOM ACRYLIC SURFACE. THE USE OF ANY OTHER POSITION MAY RESULT IN OVEREXPOSURE.

RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULERECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULE

RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULE

RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULERECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULE

WEEK 2WEEK 2

WEEK 2

WEEK 1WEEK 1

WEEK 1

SKIN TYPESKIN TYPE

SKIN TYPE

SKIN TYPESKIN TYPE

II - FAIR II - FAIR

II - FAIR

II - FAIR II - FAIR III - AVERAGE III - AVERAGE

III - AVERAGE

III - AVERAGE III - AVERAGE IV - BROWN IV - BROWN

IV - BROWN

IV - BROWN IV - BROWN V - DARK BROWN V - DARK BROWN

V - DARK BROWN

V - DARK BROWN V - DARK BROWN

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.

WEEK 1WEEK 1

1 ST-3RD1 ST-3RD

1 ST-3RD

1 ST-3RD1 ST-3RD

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

TREATMENTS

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

3 MIN.3 MIN.

3 MIN.

3 MIN.3 MIN. 3 MIN.3 MIN.

3 MIN.

3 MIN.3 MIN. 3 MIN.3 MIN.

3 MIN.

3 MIN.3 MIN. 3 MIN.3 MIN.

3 MIN.

3 MIN.3 MIN.

WEEK 2WEEK 2

4TH-6TH4TH-6TH

4TH-6TH

4TH-6TH4TH-6TH

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

TREATMENTS

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

7 MIN.7 MIN.

7 MIN.

7 MIN.7 MIN. 7 MIN.7 MIN.

7 MIN.

7 MIN.7 MIN.

10 MIN.10 MIN.

10 MIN.

10 MIN.10 MIN. 10 MIN.10 MIN.

10 MIN.

10 MIN.10 MIN.

WEEK 3WEEK 3

WEEK 3

WEEK 3WEEK 3

7TH-10TH7TH-10TH

7TH-10TH

7TH-10TH7TH-10TH

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

TREATMENTS

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

15 MIN.15 MIN.

15 MIN.

15 MIN.15 MIN. 15 MIN.15 MIN.

15 MIN.

15 MIN.15 MIN. 15 MIN.15 MIN.

15 MIN.

15 MIN.15 MIN. 15 MIN.15 MIN.

15 MIN.

15 MIN.15 MIN.

WEEK 4WEEK 4

WEEK 4

WEEK 4WEEK 4

11TH-15TH11TH-15TH

11TH-15TH

11TH-15TH11TH-15TH

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

TREATMENTS

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN. 20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN. 20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN. 20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN.

WEEKLYWEEKLY

WEEKLY

WEEKLYWEEKLY

SUBSEQUENTSUBSEQUENT

SUBSEQUENT

SUBSEQUENTSUBSEQUENT

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

TREATMENTS

TREATMENTSTREATMENTS

20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN. 20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN. 20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN. 20 MIN.20 MIN.

20 MIN.

20 MIN.20 MIN.

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 FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDED SCHEDULE FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE.

USE PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR, SUPER SUNNIES, WHENEVER THE EQUIPMENT IS ENERGIZED. READ THE INSTRUCTION BOOKLET BEFORE USING THIS UNIT.

INSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO AVOIDINSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO AVOID

INSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO AVOID

INSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO AVOIDINSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO AVOID OR MINIMIZE POTENTIAL INJURY.OR MINIMIZE POTENTIAL INJURY.

OR MINIMIZE POTENTIAL INJURY.

OR MINIMIZE POTENTIAL INJURY.OR MINIMIZE POTENTIAL INJURY.

“THIS PRODUCT IS IN CONFORMITY WITH PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR SUNLAMP PRODUCTS UNDER 21CFR PART 1040.”

Warnings and Cautions

Certain drugs - particularly those that produce photosensitivity - may cause individuals under the influence of this type drug to experience adverse effects and those people should avoid exposure to UV sources of all kinds. Doctors will advise persons taking these drugs to possible adverse effects.

WARNING WARNING

WARNING

WARNING WARNING

If you have been diagnosed 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 heat “rash” caused by heat from the lamps within the system.

It is recommended that only one person at a time should use the tanning system while in use, and advises using protective eyewear while taking a tanning session. One pair of goggles is provided with each sunbed sold.

It is generally very limited and caused by constant contact of the skin with the acrylic surface. It should go away within approximately 24 hours and should not reappear. This rashing can be lessened or prevented by applying moisturizer lotion to the affected area after the tanning session is completed.

CAUTIONCAUTION

CAUTION

CAUTIONCAUTION

While there is no immediate clinical evidence UVA exposure and its effects upon

expectant mothers, it is strongly advised that expectant mothers be discouraged from using the tanning unit.

MANDATORY READINGMANDATORY READING

MANDATORY READING

MANDATORY READINGMANDATORY READING

Always read and follow all instructions for proper usage prior to using any tanning system.Always read and follow all instructions for proper usage prior to using any tanning system.

Always read and follow all instructions for proper usage prior to using any tanning system.

Always read and follow all instructions for proper usage prior to using any tanning system.Always read and follow all instructions for proper usage prior to using any tanning system.

Remember:Remember:

Remember:

Remember:Remember:

1. Follow the exposure schedule in accordance with your skin type. Failure to do so may result in overexposure.

2. A tanning system is not a toy. You cannot vary the strength of the lamps in your unit.

Should you have any questions regarding the proper use of your tanning system, contact Sun Ergoline at:

1-800-445-06241-800-445-0624

1-800-445-0624

1-800-445-06241-800-445-0624

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST)8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST)

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST)

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST)8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST)

Care and Cleaning of Your Tanning Unit

After each session is completed, spray the acrylic surface with specially formulated UVT (ultraviolet transmitting) acrylic cleaner. Wipe the surface of the acrylic with a clean cloth. The acrylic should never be wiped with a dry

For maximum efficiency of your tanning unit, periodic cleaning of lamps, reflectors and the inside of the acrylics is required. Refer to relamping instructions for acrylic removal.

CAUTION: CAUTION:

CAUTION: Do not use excessive amounts of water, any abrasive cleaners, or any spray cleaners

CAUTION: CAUTION:

that carry label warnings regarding reactions to contact with skin!

DO NOT USE ALCOHOL OR AMMONIADO NOT USE ALCOHOL OR AMMONIA

DO NOT USE ALCOHOL OR AMMONIA

DO NOT USE ALCOHOL OR AMMONIADO NOT USE ALCOHOL OR AMMONIA

Electrical Safety:Electrical Safety:

Electrical Safety:

Electrical Safety:Electrical Safety:

The tanning unit should be disconnected from the power supply before cleaning or disinfecting the inside of the acrylic. Avoid water or solution entering the lamp compartment.

RELAMPING INSTRUCTIONSRELAMPING INSTRUCTIONS

RELAMPING INSTRUCTIONS

RELAMPING INSTRUCTIONSRELAMPING INSTRUCTIONS

cloth because this will generate a slight static charge which will attract dust. A mild liquid detergent and water solution can be used temporarily in place of Acrylic Cleaner.

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1. Disconnect unit from power.

2. Remove acrylic from bottom unit. Locate six 1/4 turn fasteners. Remove fastener by turning counter clockwise 1/4 of a revolution.

3. Push lamp toward footend of the unit to disengage from stationary lampholder. Remove lamp.

4. Replace lamp by inserting end of lamp into spring loaded lampholder at the footend of the bed and push until lamp will insert and properly seat the stationary lampholder at the head end of the bed.

5. Clean and replace acrylic sheet.

6. Reconnect unit to power.

7. Refer to Care and Cleaning Instructions for information on cleaning acrylic and ordering lamps.

CAUTIONCAUTION

CAUTION

CAUTIONCAUTION

Replacement lamps must comply with CFR21 1040.20. A. Replace top unit lamps with Bellarium SR RA1-12-160W. B. Replace bottom unit lamps with Bellarium S SA1-10-100W. C. When ordering lamps, include model and serial number of unit.

Exposure Time and Frequencies

Melanin - Melanin -

Melanin - The brownish pigment produced by special cells in the base layer of your skin

Melanin - Melanin determines the individual’s tan. As the skin is exposed to the ultraviolet 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.

NOTENOTE

NOTE

NOTENOTE

The tan produced by the tanning unit is a deep, rich “COSMETIC” tan. However, regardless of how dark an individual may tan on this system, it will not provide adequate protection against overexposure to natural sunlight or UVB tanning systems.

SKIN TYPE II SKIN TYPE II

SKIN TYPE II - This is the individual that

SKIN TYPE II SKIN TYPE II

usually burns easily and severely, tans minimally or lightly and peels.

SKIN TYPE III SKIN TYPE III

SKIN TYPE III - Often referred to as

SKIN TYPE III SKIN TYPE III

“AVERAGE” complexion, burns moderately and tans about average.

SKIN TYPE IV SKIN TYPE IV

SKIN TYPE IV -

SKIN TYPE IV SKIN TYPE IV

minimally, tans easily and above average with each exposure.

SKIN TYPE V SKIN TYPE V

SKIN TYPE V - This individual’s system

SKIN TYPE V SKIN TYPE V

rarely burns, tans easily and substantially.

This individual burns

Recommended Exposure Schedule

WEEK 1

SKIN TYPE SKIN TYPE

SKIN TYPE

SKIN TYPE SKIN TYPE

II - FAIRII - FAIR

II - FAIR

II - FAIRII - FAIR III - AVERAGEIII - AVERAGE

III - AVERAGE

III - AVERAGEIII - AVERAGE IV - BROWNIV - BROWN

IV - BROWN

IV - BROWNIV - BROWN V - DARK BROWNV - DARK BROWN

V - DARK BROWN

V - DARK BROWNV - DARK BROWN

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 20 MINUTES.

No two individual skin tones are the same. A tan to one person

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE: Adequate ventilation of the room or

NOTE: NOTE: booth housing the tanning unit is required for proper and comfortable operation. Your tanning unit will perform best at the ambient temperature of 75° to 90° F. many facial makeups have oil bases and should be removed prior to a session.

1 ST-3RD

TREATMENTS

3 MIN. 3 MIN. 3 MIN. 3 MIN.

may be different to another and treatment length may vary.

Equally important

WEEK 2

4TH-6TH

TREATMENTS

7 MIN.

7 MIN. 10 MIN. 10 MIN.

7TH-10TH

TREATMENTS

It is recommended that, following a tanning session, a skin moisturizer be applied. This promotes a smoother, more even looking tan. It is recommended you do not use tanning creams or lotions intended for outdoors use.

WEEK 3

15 MIN. 15 MIN. 15 MIN. 15 MIN.

WEEK 4

11TH-15TH

TREATMENTS

20 MIN. 20 MIN. 20 MIN. 20 MIN.

WEEKLY

SUBSEQUENT

TREATMENTS

20 MIN. 20 MIN. 20 MIN. 20 MIN.

Assembly Instructions

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE:

Remove packaging and ballast drawer from carton marked assemblies from carton marked

Step 1Step 1

Step 1

Step 1Step 1

Place ballast tray H in room in desired location. Place right and left leg on each side of H frame. Holes in H frame line up with holes in legs. Attach with (6) six 1/4 x 20 thrush head bolts.

(See Illustration A1)(See Illustration A1)

(See Illustration A1)

(See Illustration A1)(See Illustration A1)

Step 2Step 2

Step 2

Step 2Step 2

Slide ballast trays into H frame as shown in illustration A1.

Step 3Step 3

Step 3

Step 3Step 3

Remove packing and back electrical panel from box marked PLA. Place panel across back of legs as shown in illustration A1. Attach with four (4) 1/4 x 20 thrush head bolts.

Check to insure that the serial numbers on the outside of the boxes match before assembling.

LEG ASSEMBLIES.LEG ASSEMBLIES.

LEG ASSEMBLIES.

LEG ASSEMBLIES.LEG ASSEMBLIES.

BALLAST BOX. BALLAST BOX.

BALLAST BOX. Remove packaging and leg

BALLAST BOX. BALLAST BOX.

Illustration A1Illustration A1

Illustration A1

Illustration A1Illustration A1

Step 4Step 4

Step 4

Step 4Step 4

Remove packing and unit from carton marked TOP. Lift top unit into position, (acrylic facing down), so that bolts protruding out of back panel align through slots on mounting bracket of leg assembly.

(See Illustration A2)(See Illustration A2)

(See Illustration A2)

(See Illustration A2)(See Illustration A2)

Step 5Step 5

Step 5

Step 5Step 5

Attach top unit to leg assemblies using the eight (8) 5/16” nuts and washers from fastener package. Top unit must be secured tightly against the bottom position of the slots in the hinge mounting brackets.

(See Illustration A2)(See Illustration A2)

(See Illustration A2)

(See Illustration A2)(See Illustration A2)

Illustration A2Illustration A2

Illustration A2

Illustration A2Illustration A2

Illustration A3Illustration A3

Illustration A3

Illustration A3Illustration A3

Assembly Instructions

Step 6Step 6

Step 6

Step 6Step 6

TOP UNIT POWER CONNECTION: Locate power cord No. 4, align with receptacle labeled No. 4, and twist clockwise until locked.

(See Illustration A3)(See Illustration A3)

(See Illustration A3)

(See Illustration A3)(See Illustration A3)

Repeat procedure for cords No. 5 and No. 6.

Step 7Step 7

Step 7

Step 7Step 7

Remove packing and unit from carton marked BTM. Locate four (4) 1/4” nuts and washers from fastener package.

Step 8Step 8

Step 8

Step 8Step 8

Lift bottom unit into position over leg assemblies. Lower unit slowly and align studs that protrude from back panel with mounting holes in leg assemblies.

Step 9Step 9

Step 9

Step 9Step 9

Secure bottom unit to leg assemblies with four (4) 1/4” nuts and washers.

(See Illustration A4)(See Illustration A4)

(See Illustration A4)

(See Illustration A4)(See Illustration A4)

(See Illustration A5)(See Illustration A5)

(See Illustration A5)

(See Illustration A5)(See Illustration A5)

Illustration A4Illustration A4

Illustration A4

Illustration A4Illustration A4

Step 10Step 10

Step 10

Step 10Step 10

BOTTOM UNIT POWER CONNECTION Locate power cord No. 1, align with receptacle labeled No. 1, and twist clockwise until locked.

(See Illustration A4)(See Illustration A4)

(See Illustration A4) Repeat procedure for cords

(See Illustration A4)(See Illustration A4)

No. 2 and 3.

NOTE: Insure that pins in cord are aligned properly, DO NOT FORCE INTO PLACE. Also, insure cord is installed in proper receptacle.

Illustration A5Illustration A5

Illustration A5

Illustration A5Illustration A5

Assembly Instructions

Step 11Step 11

Step 11

Step 11Step 11

Locate and install hinge cover. Install hinge cover by aligning hinge cover tabs with slots in top component cover as shown in illustration A7. Hinge cover should be installed with tabs in front of hinge cover first and installing tabs in rear of cover last.

(See Illustration A7)(See Illustration A7)

(See Illustration A7)

(See Illustration A7)(See Illustration A7)

Step 12Step 12

Step 12

Step 12Step 12

Locate ballast drawer concealment panel and install over ballast drawer with 4 #6 X 3/8 screws provided.

(See Illustration A6)(See Illustration A6)

(See Illustration A6)

(See Illustration A6)(See Illustration A6)

Step 13Step 13

Step 13

Step 13Step 13

Locate bottom fascia and place in close proximity of the desired

Illustration A6Illustration A6

location in front of legs. Insert bottom tabs into the slots in legs first. Slide the six (6) side tabs under the edge of the bottom end caps. Install to edge of the fascia into the groove in the bottom unit.

(See Illustration A6)(See Illustration A6)

(See Illustration A6)

(See Illustration A6)(See Illustration A6)

Illustration A6

Illustration A6Illustration A6

Step 14Step 14

Step 14

Step 14Step 14

Locate 3 ventilation hoses and attach each to top unit with four (4) #8 x 32 machine screws. Attach each hose to back electrical with #6 x 1/2” sheet screws. (See Illustration A7)

Step 15Step 15

Step 15

Step 15Step 15

Locate bottom filter cover and install tabs into slots at the top of the fascia. Lift the bottom edge of the filter cover and snap into bottom fascia.

(See Illustration A8)(See Illustration A8)

(See Illustration A8)

(See Illustration A8)(See Illustration A8)

Illustration A7Illustration A7

Illustration A7

Illustration A7Illustration A7

Illustration A8Illustration A8

Illustration A8

Illustration A8Illustration A8

Assembly Instructions

Note:Note:

Note:

Note:Note:

This is an optional connection and is only needed if you are operating on a wireless network.

Step 1Step 1

Step 1

Step 1Step 1

Remove timer access panel located in top unit component cover by removing the two (2) #6 X 3/8 sheet metal screws.

Step 2Step 2

Step 2

Step 2Step 2

Locate the Wireless Communication patch cord included in your assembly parts bag and install. The flat connector must be installed on the power board with the red wire closest to the transformer. Connect the RJ-22 connector (opposite end of cord) to the wireless communication board. (Refer to Illustrations C1, C2 and C3)

Illustration C1Illustration C1

Illustration C1

Illustration C1Illustration C1

Illustration C2 Illustration C2

Illustration C2

Illustration C2 Illustration C2

Illustration C3Illustration C3

Illustration C3

Illustration C3Illustration C3

Spring Adjustment

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

Step 1Step 1

Step 1

Step 1Step 1

Remove ballast concealment panel, this will expose the spring adjustment slots located in the front of each leg. Lift top unit to full upright position and hold.

Step 2Step 2

Step 2

Step 2Step 2

Insert spring adjustment tool in the slots in the front of leg. Latch tool securely to the spring attachment rod and pull forward. Move the spring to the top slot in the leg in increase lift and place spring to the bottom slot to decrease lift.

Step 3Step 3

Step 3

Step 3Step 3

Test adjustment by slowly opening and closing top canopy. Unit should operate smoothly.

Step 4Step 4

Step 4

Step 4Step 4

Repeat procedure on opposite leg if needed.

Adjust only one leg assembly at a time.

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Parts List

Part Number Part Number Description (White) (Black)

1. 003726 003726 Top Back Panel Center

2. 003723 003723 To p Back Fan Inlet

3. 003726 003735 Top Back Panel

4. 035176 035176 Acrylic

5. 006001 006001 Head Cushion

6. 012606 011889 Top Head / Bottom Foot Lampholder

7. 012605 011888 Top Foot / Bottom Head Lampholder

8. 011320 011320 Acrylic Base

9. 012577 012577 Reflector 1 0. 002410 002410 Axial Fan 1 1. 010422 010422 Lampcover Bracket 1 2. 002069 002069 Telescopic Lampholder 1 3. 012574 012574 Top Foot Lampchasis

14. 012572 012572 Bottom Foot Lampchasis 1 5. 002755 002755 Genesis 170WRS Lamp 1 6. 002032 002032 Genesis 120W Lamp 1 7. 002070 002070 Stationary Lampholder 1 8. 003728 003736 Timer Besel 1 9. 021052 021052 6 Position Fancord 2 0. 021048 021048 4 Position Fancord 2 1. 012573 012573 Bottom Head Lampchasis 2 2. 012575 012575 Top Head Lampchasis 2 3. 005011 005011 Caution High Voltage Label

24. 021965 021503 #3 Bed Cord

25. 021964 021502 #2 Bed Cord

26. 021963 021973 #1 Bed Cord

27. 021968 021506 #6 Bed Cord

28. 021967 021505 #5 Bed Cord

29. 021966 021976 #4 Bed Cord 3 0. 002388 002388 3/4” Bushing 3 1. 012608 012617 Bottom Frame

32. 012607 012616 Top Frame

33. 3 4. 005082 005123 UV Warning Label 3 5. 021969 021969 Power Board Assembly 3 6. 042867 042530 External Body Fan

37.

38. 3 9. 042870 042870 Air Duct 4 0. 003727 003734 Top Head Endcap 4 1. 003727 003733 Encap 4 2. 002114 002114 Hour Meter 4 3. 021909 021909 Capacitor 4 4. 012609 012372 Blower Mount 4 5. 021907 021907 Blower Impeller Assembly 4 6. 012469 012469 Fan Inet Shroud 4 7. 003724 003724 Panel Fan Inlet 4 8. 002193 002193 Relay 4 9. 012603 012620 Electrical Panel 5 0. 002684 002684 Body Blower Outlet 5 1. 021972 021972 Top Ballast Harness

52. 002410 002410 110 CFM Axial Fan

Parts List

Part Number Part Number Description (White) (Black)

5 3. 002470 002470 3/4” Flexible Conduit Connector 5 4. 006126 006126 110 lb. Spring 5 5. 002682 002682 16 Position Terminal Block 5 6. 021166 021166 3 Position Terminal Block 5 7. 002672 002672 32 Position Block 5 8. 042868 042899 Leg Assembly 5 9. 012610 011890 Leg Cover 6 0. 002034 002034 1500 ma. Ballast 6 1. 011366 011366 Leg Spring Adjustment Tool 6 2. 012562 012562 Ballast Access Panel 6 3. 003720 003730 Front Fascia 6 4. 003721 003721 Bottom Filter Cover 6 5. 012602 011988 VHO Ballast Tray 6 6. 006134 006134 Filter 6 7. 012601 011987 HO Ballast Tray 6 8. 002035 002035 Powercell 1200 Ballast 6 9. 012600 011989 Ballast Tray Slide 7 0. 021971 021971 Bottom Ballast Harness 7 1. 006125 006125 5 5 lb. Spring

Unit Connection

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Unit Connection: This unit must be connected to a 120/240 Volt 20 amp or 120/208 Volt, 20 amp service by the means of 1/2” conduit connection.

Contact your local electrician.Contact your local electrician.

Contact your local electrician.

Contact your local electrician.Contact your local electrician.

Wiring Diagram

CIRCUIT REQUIREDCIRCUIT REQUIRED

CIRCUIT REQUIRED

CIRCUIT REQUIREDCIRCUIT REQUIRED 120/208 Volts 1120/208 Volts 1

120/208 Volts 1O

120/208 Volts 1120/208 Volts 1 120/240 Volts 1120/240 Volts 1

120/240 Volts 1O

120/240 Volts 1120/240 Volts 1 3/4” FLEXIBLE CONDUIT CONNECTION3/4” FLEXIBLE CONDUIT CONNECTION

3/4” FLEXIBLE CONDUIT CONNECTION

3/4” FLEXIBLE CONDUIT CONNECTION3/4” FLEXIBLE CONDUIT CONNECTION

ALL FOUR (4) POWER WIRESALL FOUR (4) POWER WIRES

ALL FOUR (4) POWER WIRES

ALL FOUR (4) POWER WIRESALL FOUR (4) POWER WIRES 8 GA. OR LARGER8 GA. OR LARGER

8 GA. OR LARGER

8 GA. OR LARGER8 GA. OR LARGER

20 AMP or 20 AMP or

20 AMP or

20 AMP or 20 AMP or

20 AMP 20 AMP

20 AMP

20 AMP 20 AMP

Intellitan Plus by Sun Ergoline

00:00

To Set TimeTo Set Time

To Set Time

To Set TimeTo Set Time

STEP 1: Press the s button to reach desired setting in minutes.

Operating Instructions

Start

Time Fan

Stop

Reset

STEP 2: Press

To Stop UnitTo Stop Unit

To Stop Unit

To Stop UnitTo Stop Unit

STEP 1: Press

To Clear TimeTo Clear Time

To Clear Time

To Clear TimeTo Clear Time

STEP 1: Press

“START”“START”

“START” to begin operation. The session is counted down in minutes

“START”“START”

and seconds.

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE: If a session delay is preprogrammed (P04), the display will begin to

NOTE:NOTE: flash the session time. The display will continue to flash the session time for the duration of the session delay according to the programming or until the “START/STOP”“START/STOP”

“START/STOP” button is pressed. If the

“START/STOP”“START/STOP” before the session delay expires, the display will stop flashing and the session time will begin to count down. At one (1) minute, before the start of the tanning session, an audible beep will sound (if programmed in P02). At thirty (30) seconds, beep will sound. At ten (10) seconds once each second until tanning unit lights. Once the tanning unit has started, the session delay will not repeat on subsequent restarts.

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

“START/STOP” anytime during a session. This will stop the countdown

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

and hold time. To restart the unit simply press

“RESET”“RESET”

“RESET”, the timer clears to read 00:00.

“RESET”“RESET”

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE: If the unit is counting down, the

NOTE: NOTE: pressed before resetting.

before the start of the tanning session, another audible

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

“START/STOP” button is pressed

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

the audible beep will sound and continue

“START” “START”

“START” .

“START” “START”

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

“START/STOP” button must be

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

Timer Edit Procedure

To Change ParametersTo Change Parameters

To Change Parameters

To Change ParametersTo Change Parameters

To enter the System's data bank, monitor operations and verify the vital functions concerning your unit, use the following step-by-step instructions. software version on power up. These instructions are for level 23 and above of the Intellitan Plus timer.

NoteNote

Note: Use the st located on the time button only.

NoteNote

Enter Password ClearanceEnter Password Clearance

Enter Password Clearance

Enter Password ClearanceEnter Password Clearance

NoteNote

Note: Each timer manufactured after 1995 displays the current

NoteNote

1.1.

2.2.

2. Press the

2.2.

3.3.

3. Use the s button to enter the appropriate password to perform the desired function. Password

3.3.

4.4.

4. Press the

4.4.

5.5.

5. If you are using the second level password, press the

5.5.

Press (at the same time) then release st buttons and hold for one second the display will change from 00:00 to 0000. If you cannot get the display to change to 0000, assure that you have disconnected the network cable(s) from the timer. If power to the tanning unit is not cycled on/off after disconnecting the network cable, you must wait for thirty seconds for the timer to award access the above mentioned buttons.

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” button once so that 0000 begins to flash.

“RESET” “RESET”

0010 (ten) must be entered to view parameters, and 0102 (one hundred and two) to edit parameters. After entering the password press the 0001(level one) or 0002 (level two) will appear in the display.

“START/STOP”“START/STOP”

“START/STOP” button to enter parameter mode, then press s button to reach the

“START/STOP”“START/STOP” desired parameter. If you go past a parameter you may press the t to return to the desired parameter. Each time a button is pressed the timer will display representing the parameter reached and the display will change showing the value of the parameter.

“RESET”“RESET”

the

“RESET” button is pressed the display will begin to flash). Use either the t or s button to set

“RESET”“RESET”

the appropriate value for the parameter, then press

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” button. The display will stop flashing and

“RESET” “RESET”

PXXPXX

PXX (XX represents numbers)

PXXPXX

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” button to edit the parameter (once

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” to exit the parameter.

“RESET” “RESET”

6.6.

6. Press the appropriate t or s button to reach another parameter. Press the button

6.6.

to exit the edit parameter mode.

”START/STOP””START/STOP”

”START/STOP”

”START/STOP””START/STOP”

Parameter Detail

0202

Parameter 2 is the chime mechanism that provides an audible 'beep' sound when the keys are depressed

0202

and to indicate the various operations occurring. The audible beep can be turned on or turned off. The unit comes with the chime mechanism turned on to provide an audible beep.

When parameter 02 is shown, the display will read 0001. To maintain the chime mechanism, press the s now and go to

To Change Parameter 2, Alarm On/OffTo Change Parameter 2, Alarm On/Off

To Change Parameter 2, Alarm On/Off

To Change Parameter 2, Alarm On/OffTo Change Parameter 2, Alarm On/Off

Press down to 0000. Now press change parameter 02 back to 0001 using the same instructions provided above.

P03P03

P03. To silence it, do the following:

P03P03

“RESET“RESET

“RESET” once then release it. The display will begin to flash. Press t and hold it down, scrolling

“RESET“RESET

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” once again. The chime is now deactivated. To reactivate the chime,

“RESET” “RESET”

Now press s to reach

P03P03

P03 Parameter 3 is the fan delay. The fan delay maintains proper cooling of the tanning unit by continuing to

P03P03

provide power to the cooling fans for a programmable amount of time after you enter the System's data bank, monitor operations and verify the vital functions concerning your unit, use the following step-by-step instructions. These instructions are for level 23 and above of the Intellitan Plus timer. The tanning session has completed. The unit comes with the fan delay preprogrammed at one (1) minute. Certain salon conditions may warrant a higher fan delay to maintain proper cooling. The fan delay cannot be turned off.

When parameter 03 is shown, the display will read 1.0 representing one minute. To change the fan delay, do the following:

o Change Parameter 3, Fan Delayo Change Parameter 3, Fan Delay

o Change Parameter 3, Fan Delay

o Change Parameter 3, Fan Delayo Change Parameter 3, Fan Delay

“RESET”“RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Press either s or t to reach desired

“RESET”“RESET” setting. Time is displayed from 1.0 to 5.0, with decimal representing tenths of a minute. equals 1 minute, 30 seconds).equals 1 minute, 30 seconds).

equals 1 minute, 30 seconds). After setting the fan delay press

equals 1 minute, 30 seconds).equals 1 minute, 30 seconds). delay is now set.

Now press s to reach

P04P04

P04 Parameter 4 is the session delay. The session delay allows a programmable amount of time at the begin

P04P04

ning of a session to get ready for the tanning session. The tanning session time shown in the timer flashes during the session delay. The unit comes with no session delay preprogrammed.

Parameter 3 (P03Parameter 3 (P03

Parameter 3 (P03),

Parameter 3 (P03Parameter 3 (P03

NoteNote

Note: Each timer manufactured after 1995 displays the current software version on power up.

NoteNote

Parameter 4 (P04), the Session Delay function.Parameter 4 (P04), the Session Delay function.

Parameter 4 (P04), the Session Delay function.

Parameter 4 (P04), the Session Delay function.Parameter 4 (P04), the Session Delay function.

the Fan Delay or Post Session Cooling .the Fan Delay or Post Session Cooling .

the Fan Delay or Post Session Cooling .

the Fan Delay or Post Session Cooling .the Fan Delay or Post Session Cooling .

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” once then release it. The fan

“RESET” “RESET”

(Example: 1.5(Example: 1.5

(Example: 1.5

(Example: 1.5(Example: 1.5

To Change Parameter 4, Session DelayTo Change Parameter 4, Session Delay

To Change Parameter 4, Session Delay

To Change Parameter 4, Session DelayTo Change Parameter 4, Session Delay

When parameter 04 is shown, the display will read 0.0 for no session delay. To change the session delay do the following:

“RESET”“RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s or t to reach the

“RESET”“RESET” desired setting. Time is displayed from 0.0 to 10.0, with the decimal representing tenths of a minute (Example: 2.5 = 2 minutes, 30 seconds).(Example: 2.5 = 2 minutes, 30 seconds).

(Example: 2.5 = 2 minutes, 30 seconds). After reaching the desired setting, press

(Example: 2.5 = 2 minutes, 30 seconds).(Example: 2.5 = 2 minutes, 30 seconds). release it. Session delay is now set.

Now press s to reach

Parameter 5 (P05), the Station Address function.Parameter 5 (P05), the Station Address function.

Parameter 5 (P05), the Station Address function.

Parameter 5 (P05), the Station Address function.Parameter 5 (P05), the Station Address function.

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” once and

“RESET” “RESET”

P05P05

P05

P05P05

Parameter Detail

Parameter 5 is the station address. The station address allows the tanning unit to be identified for interface with the CCS series controllers, the Intellitan Single Station Console, or the Intellitan Protocol Interface (IPI) for your computer system. The unit comes with a station address of zero (0) preprogrammed, if you have multiple units each must be uniquely addressed.

To Change Parameter 5, Station AddressTo Change Parameter 5, Station Address

To Change Parameter 5, Station Address

To Change Parameter 5, Station AddressTo Change Parameter 5, Station Address

When parameter 05 is shown, the display will read 0000 for station address zero.

To change the station

address, do the following:

“RESET” “RESET”

Press

“RESET” once and release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s or t to reach desired

“RESET” “RESET” address setting. Once the desired setting is reached press address is now set.

Now press s to reach Bank function.

P06P06

P06 Parameter 6 is the lamp hour accumulation counter. The lamp hour accumulation counter keeps track

P06P06

of the number of hours on the current lamp bank. This is a resettable parameter that should be reset to 0 when the lamps are changed. When current lamp hour accumulation reaches 1000, a beep will chime each time the unit is turned on, indicating that a lamp change is necessary. Chime will not sound if it has been turned off through parameter 2. Parameter 6 and 32 are only editable at password level 1.

When parameter 06 is shown, the display will read from 0000 to 9999. To clear the lamp hour accumulator, do the following:

To Clear Parameter 6, Lamp Hour AccumulationTo Clear Parameter 6, Lamp Hour Accumulation

To Clear Parameter 6, Lamp Hour Accumulation

To Clear Parameter 6, Lamp Hour AccumulationTo Clear Parameter 6, Lamp Hour Accumulation

“RESET”“RESET”

Press

“RESET” once and release, the display will begin to flash. Now press and hold t until 0000 is

“RESET”“RESET” displayed. When the display reads 0000 press now cleared.

Now press s once and release it to reach

Parameter 6 (P06), the Lamp-Hour Accumulation on Current Lamp Parameter 6 (P06), the Lamp-Hour Accumulation on Current Lamp

Parameter 6 (P06), the Lamp-Hour Accumulation on Current Lamp

Parameter 6 (P06), the Lamp-Hour Accumulation on Current Lamp Parameter 6 (P06), the Lamp-Hour Accumulation on Current Lamp

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” once and release. Lamp hour accumulation is

“RESET” “RESET”

Parameter 7 (P07), to measure A/C Voltage Phase A.Parameter 7 (P07), to measure A/C Voltage Phase A.

Parameter 7 (P07), to measure A/C Voltage Phase A.

Parameter 7 (P07), to measure A/C Voltage Phase A.Parameter 7 (P07), to measure A/C Voltage Phase A.

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” once and release it. The station

“RESET” “RESET”

P07P07

P07 Parameter 7 is the measurement of the A/C voltage on phase A. The A/C voltage will be immediately

P07P07

displayed from 0000 to 0200 volts, with 0120 as the nominal reading.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P08P08

P08 Parameter 8 is the measurement of the A/C voltage on phase B. The A/C voltage will be immediately

P08P08

displayed from 0000 to 0200 volts, with 0120 as the nominal reading.

Now press s and release it to reach

P09P09

P09 Parameter 9 is the measurement of average A/C voltage on Phase A for the previous session, or current

P09P09

session if unit is energized. The reading is immediately displayed.

Now press s and release it to reach B.B.

B.B.

Parameter 8 (P08), to measure A/C Voltage Phase B. Parameter 8 (P08), to measure A/C Voltage Phase B.

Parameter 8 (P08), to measure A/C Voltage Phase B.

Parameter 8 (P08), to measure A/C Voltage Phase B. Parameter 8 (P08), to measure A/C Voltage Phase B.

Parameter 9 (P09), to measure the Average Voltage on Phase A.Parameter 9 (P09), to measure the Average Voltage on Phase A.

Parameter 9 (P09), to measure the Average Voltage on Phase A.

Parameter 9 (P09), to measure the Average Voltage on Phase A.Parameter 9 (P09), to measure the Average Voltage on Phase A.

Parameter 10 (P10) for measuring the average voltage on PhaseParameter 10 (P10) for measuring the average voltage on Phase

Parameter 10 (P10) for measuring the average voltage on Phase

Parameter 10 (P10) for measuring the average voltage on PhaseParameter 10 (P10) for measuring the average voltage on Phase

P10P10

P10

P10P10

Parameter Detail

Parameter 10 is the measurement of average A/C voltage on Phase B for the previous session, or current session if the unit is energized. The reading is immediately displayed.

Now press s and release it to reach Temperature.Temperature.

Temperature.

Temperature.Temperature.

P11P11

P11

P11P11

P12P12

P12 Parameter 12 is the measurement of the units ambient or room temperature. The reading is immediately

P12P12

P13P13

P13 Parameter 13 is the measurement of the unit's average operating temperature during the previous

P13P13

Parameter 11 is the measurement of the unit's internal operating temperature. The reading is immediately displayed. Measurement is in Fahrenheit.

Now press s and release it to reach Temperature.Temperature.

Temperature.

Temperature.Temperature.

displayed. Measurement is in Fahrenheit.

Now press s once and release it to reach age Operating Temperature.age Operating Temperature.

age Operating Temperature.

age Operating Temperature.age Operating Temperature.

session or current session if the unit is energized. The reading is immediately displayed. Measurement is in Fahrenheit.

Now press s once and release it to reach Ambient Temperature.Ambient Temperature.

Ambient Temperature.

Ambient Temperature.Ambient Temperature.

Parameter 11 (P11), the measurement of the unit's OperatingParameter 11 (P11), the measurement of the unit's Operating

Parameter 11 (P11), the measurement of the unit's Operating

Parameter 11 (P11), the measurement of the unit's OperatingParameter 11 (P11), the measurement of the unit's Operating

Parameter 12 (P12), the measurement of the unit's Ambient Parameter 12 (P12), the measurement of the unit's Ambient

Parameter 12 (P12), the measurement of the unit's Ambient

Parameter 12 (P12), the measurement of the unit's Ambient Parameter 12 (P12), the measurement of the unit's Ambient

Parameter 13 (P13), the Measurement of the units Aver-Parameter 13 (P13), the Measurement of the units Aver-

Parameter 13 (P13), the Measurement of the units Aver-

Parameter 13 (P13), the Measurement of the units Aver-Parameter 13 (P13), the Measurement of the units Aver-

Parameter 14 (P14), the measurement of the AverageParameter 14 (P14), the measurement of the Average

Parameter 14 (P14), the measurement of the Average

Parameter 14 (P14), the measurement of the AverageParameter 14 (P14), the measurement of the Average

P14P14

P14 Parameter 14 is the measurement of the average ambient or room temperature during a previous session

P14P14

or current session if the unit is energized. The reading is immediately displayed. Measurement is in Fahrenheit.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P15P15

P15 Parameter 15 is the clean room feature. When on, the clean room feature will show all dashes (----) on

P15P15

the timer display at the end of each tanning session to show that the tanning unit needs to be cleaned. In network mode, no new time can be placed on the timer when the clean room indicator is displayed. To reset the clean room feature from the room, indicating that the room has been cleaned, press the “RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” button twice in rapid succession. The unit comes with the clean room feature off.

“RESET” “RESET”

To Change Parameter 15, Clean Room FeatureTo Change Parameter 15, Clean Room Feature

To Change Parameter 15, Clean Room Feature

To Change Parameter 15, Clean Room FeatureTo Change Parameter 15, Clean Room Feature

“RESET”“RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s once to display 0001,

“RESET”“RESET” then press Room Feature simply change parameter 15 back to 0000.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P16P16

P16 Parameter 16 is the Econometer. The Econometer measures the electrical cost to power unit for previous

P16P16

session or the current session if the tanning unit is active. The cost displayed is derived from the session cost per minute entered in P17. The reading is displayed immediately. Measurement is in cents and tenths of a cent. This function is read only and can not be changed. equal 10.7 cents). equal 10.7 cents).

equal 10.7 cents). Now press s once and release it to reach

equal 10.7 cents). equal 10.7 cents).

“RESET”“RESET”

“RESET” once and release it. The Clean Room Feature is now enabled. To disable the Clean

“RESET”“RESET”

Parameter 15 (P15), the Clean Room Feature.Parameter 15 (P15), the Clean Room Feature.

Parameter 15 (P15), the Clean Room Feature.

Parameter 15 (P15), the Clean Room Feature.Parameter 15 (P15), the Clean Room Feature.

Parameter 16 (P16), The Econometer Parameter 16 (P16), The Econometer

Parameter 16 (P16), The Econometer

Parameter 16 (P16), The Econometer Parameter 16 (P16), The Econometer

(Example - A reading of 10.7 would(Example - A reading of 10.7 would

(Example - A reading of 10.7 would

(Example - A reading of 10.7 would(Example - A reading of 10.7 would

Parameter 17 (P17), Cost Per Session.Parameter 17 (P17), Cost Per Session.

Parameter 17 (P17), Cost Per Session.

Parameter 17 (P17), Cost Per Session.Parameter 17 (P17), Cost Per Session.

P17P17

P17

P17P17

Parameter Detail

Parameter 17 is the session cost per minute. This figure is automatically entered into the tanning unit's data bank in accordance with the National Average of 7.5¢ per kilowatt hour. The formula used is

Unit KwH Draw X National Average / 60 minutes = cost per minute. In the case of the 232G this is 3.1 x 7.5 / 60 = 0.388 rounded up to .4 cents per minute.

To Change Parameter 17, Cost Per MinuteTo Change Parameter 17, Cost Per Minute

To Change Parameter 17, Cost Per Minute

To Change Parameter 17, Cost Per MinuteTo Change Parameter 17, Cost Per Minute

“RESET” “RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s or t until the desired cost

“RESET” “RESET” per minute is displayed. Measurement in cents and tenths of a cent. equal four tenths of one cent). equal four tenths of one cent).

equal four tenths of one cent). Once the desired reading is displayed press

equal four tenths of one cent). equal four tenths of one cent). it. The Cost Per Minute is now set.

( Example. A reading of .4 would( Example. A reading of .4 would

( Example. A reading of .4 would

( Example. A reading of .4 would( Example. A reading of .4 would

“RESET ”once“RESET ”once

“RESET ”once and release

“RESET ”once“RESET ”once

Now press s once and release it to reach

P18P18

P18 Parameter 18 is the Session Counter. The session counter displays the total number of times a session

P18P18

has been started since first day of operation. The session counter counts from 0000 to 9999 then rolls over. The session counter cannot be adjusted or reset.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P19P19

P19 Parameter 19 is the total hour accumulator. This accumulator displays the total number hours on the unit

P19P19

since first day of operation. The accumulator counts from 0000 to 9999 then rolls over. The total hour accumulator cannot be adjusted or reset.

Now press s once and release it to reach

Note: ParametersNote: Parameters

Note: Parameters 20-23 are reserved for factory use.

Note: ParametersNote: Parameters

P24P24

P24 Parameter 24 is the continuous countdown mode toggle. The default is 0 for disabled. The continuous

P24P24

countdown mode allows the salon owner to maintain a tighter schedule by disabling the pause function of the timer thus allowing the tanning time to continue to count down even if the lamps are turned off by pressing the start/stop key. This feature is only available with software level 16 or higher.

To Change Parameter 24, Continuous Countdown ModeTo Change Parameter 24, Continuous Countdown Mode

To Change Parameter 24, Continuous Countdown Mode

To Change Parameter 24, Continuous Countdown ModeTo Change Parameter 24, Continuous Countdown Mode

“RESET” “RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s until 0001 is displayed

“RESET” “RESET” “RESET” “RESET”

press

“RESET” once and release it. Next cycle the power to the timer and tanning unit off and back on.

“RESET” “RESET”

The Continuous Countdown Mode is now enabled. To disable this function change parameter 24 back to

0000.

Parameter 18 (P18), The Session Counter. Parameter 18 (P18), The Session Counter.

Parameter 18 (P18), The Session Counter.

Parameter 18 (P18), The Session Counter. Parameter 18 (P18), The Session Counter.

Parameter 19 (P19), Total Hour Accumulation.Parameter 19 (P19), Total Hour Accumulation.

Parameter 19 (P19), Total Hour Accumulation.

Parameter 19 (P19), Total Hour Accumulation.Parameter 19 (P19), Total Hour Accumulation.

Parameter 24 (P24), Continuous Countdown Mode.Parameter 24 (P24), Continuous Countdown Mode.

Parameter 24 (P24), Continuous Countdown Mode.

Parameter 24 (P24), Continuous Countdown Mode.Parameter 24 (P24), Continuous Countdown Mode.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P25P25

P25 Parameter 25 is the keylock configuration option. The default is 3 for 30 seconds. The keylock configura

P25P25

tion option allows the salon owner to maintain a higher sense of security by locking out the front rail keys in several specified intervals while the timer is connected to a network. This feature is only available with software level 16 or higher. The keylock intervals are:

0 - Lock keys and release only when power cycled. 1 - Lock keys and release only when parameter is changed to an option other than 01. 2 - Lock keys and release only after the network cable has been removed for 2 minutes. 3 - Lock keys and release only after the network cable has been removed for 30 seconds.

WARNING: WARNING:

WARNING: If you set parameter 25 to 01 (Lock until parameter changed) you will be unable to change this

WARNING: WARNING: parameter or unlock the front rail keys without the use of a CCS-1 or other control device. The Intellitan Protocol Interface (IPI) does not edit this or any other parameter.

Parameter 25 (P25), Keylock Configuration.Parameter 25 (P25), Keylock Configuration.

Parameter 25 (P25), Keylock Configuration.

Parameter 25 (P25), Keylock Configuration.Parameter 25 (P25), Keylock Configuration.

Parameter Detail

To Change Parameter 25, Keylock ConfigurationTo Change Parameter 25, Keylock Configuration

To Change Parameter 25, Keylock Configuration

To Change Parameter 25, Keylock ConfigurationTo Change Parameter 25, Keylock Configuration

“RESET” “RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s until the desired option

“RESET” “RESET” 0,1,2,3 is displayed, press unit off and back on. The Keylock Configuration is now saved.

“RESET” “RESET”

“RESET” once and release it. Next cycle the power to the timer and tanning

“RESET” “RESET”

Now press once and release it to reach

P26P26

P26 Parameter 26 is the Third Party Interface (TPI) Mode toggle. The default is 0 for disabled. The Intellitan Plus

P26P26

timer has a TPI jack built in to the timer itself. This jack replaces the need for a second or additional interface when using other timer systems. The TPI jack is located next to the two network jacks on the top of the tanning unit (under the hinge cover). It is the larger of the three jacks and comes with a unused modular plug in the jack. When using the Intellitan Plus timer in TPI mode the Intellitan Plus looks for control voltage (5-30v) on the outside two wires of the modular cable plugged into the TPI port. When this voltage is seen, the maximum tanning time is sent to the timer and the tanning unit is started. Any session delay should be programmed on the third party timer and the Intellitan session delay should be set to 0. The front rail keys are locked in TPI mode. This feature is only available with software level 16 or higher.

To Change Parameter 26, TPI ModeTo Change Parameter 26, TPI Mode

To Change Parameter 26, TPI Mode

To Change Parameter 26, TPI ModeTo Change Parameter 26, TPI Mode

“RESET” “RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s until 0001 is displayed,

“RESET” “RESET”

press

“RESET” once and release it. Next cycle the power to the timer and tanning unit off and back on. The

“RESET” “RESET”

TPI Mode is now enabled. To disable this function change parameter 26 back to 0000.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P27P27

P27 Parameter 27 is the Timer Protocol Option. The default is 0 for Intellitan Protocol. The timer protocol

P27P27

option allows the salon owner to change timer network protocols from the Intellitan Network to the T-

(1)

Max

protocol for use with the Applied Digital T-Max Manager. For additional information please

consult the T-Max documentation. This feature is only available with software level 16 or higher.

Parameter 26 (P26), TPI Interface Enable. Parameter 26 (P26), TPI Interface Enable.

Parameter 26 (P26), TPI Interface Enable.

Parameter 26 (P26), TPI Interface Enable. Parameter 26 (P26), TPI Interface Enable.

Parameter 27 (P27), Timer Protocol Option.Parameter 27 (P27), Timer Protocol Option.

Parameter 27 (P27), Timer Protocol Option.

Parameter 27 (P27), Timer Protocol Option.Parameter 27 (P27), Timer Protocol Option.

To Change Parameter 27, Timer Protocol OptionTo Change Parameter 27, Timer Protocol Option

To Change Parameter 27, Timer Protocol Option

To Change Parameter 27, Timer Protocol OptionTo Change Parameter 27, Timer Protocol Option

“RESET”“RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press s until 0001 is displayed,

“RESET”“RESET”

“RESET” “RESET”

press

“RESET” once and release it. Next cycle the power to the timer and tanning unit off and back on. The

“RESET” “RESET” T-Max Protocol is now on. To turn off this function change parameter 27 back to 0000 using the parameter edit instructions in the T-Max documentation. You can not use a CCS-1 or IPI with a timer using T-Max Protocol.

Now press s once and release it to reach

P28P28

P28 Parameter 28 is the Total Operating Cost Accumulator. This parameter tracks total operating costs of the

P28P28

tanning unit based upon parameter 17, session cost per minute. This parameter is displayed in dollars and tenths and rolls over at $999.9. The Total Operating Cost Accumulator can be reset to 0 at anytime in order to track or determine daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual operating costs.

To Change Parameter 28, Total Operating CostTo Change Parameter 28, Total Operating Cost

To Change Parameter 28, Total Operating Cost

To Change Parameter 28, Total Operating CostTo Change Parameter 28, Total Operating Cost

“RESET” “RESET”

Press

“RESET” once then release it, the display will begin to flash. Now press until

“RESET” “RESET”

press

“RESET” once and release it. The Total Operating Cost is now reset to 0 and will begin accumulating

“RESET” “RESET” at the next session.

Parameter 28 (P28), Total Operating Cost.Parameter 28 (P28), Total Operating Cost.

Parameter 28 (P28), Total Operating Cost.

Parameter 28 (P28), Total Operating Cost.Parameter 28 (P28), Total Operating Cost.

t 0000 is displayed,

P34 Parameter 34 is additional lamp hour accumulation counter. Since the unit uses two different

lamp types. This parameter in conjunction with parameter six (60 with will allow you to track and monitor each lamp type individually. In addition to other parameter which have to be set during installation, it is important that P34 be set to one (1) to start the accumulaor (factory default is zero). If P34 is not set to one the accumulator will not start. The lamp hour accumulator counter keeps track of the number of hours on the current lamp bank. This is a reseettable parameter that should be reset to 1 when the lamps are changed. When current lamp hour accumulation reaches 1000, a beep will chime each time the unit is turned on, indicating that a lamp change is necessary. Chime will not sound if it has been turned off

through parameter 2. Parameter 6, 34, are only editable at password level 1.

When parameter 34 is shown, the display will read from 0000 to 9999. To clear the lamp hour accumulator, so the following:

To Clear Parameter 34, Lamp Hour Accumulatoion Press “Reset” once and release, the display will begin to flash. Now press and hold the t until 0001 is

displayed. When the display reads 0001 press “Reset” once and release. Lamp hour accumulation is now cleared.

Now exit parameter mode by pressing “Start/Stop” until display reads 00:00. Any remaining parameters are for future expansion and are not used at this time.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE: Your Tanning System can easily be adapted for front desk and/or remote operation. Contact Sun

NOTE: NOTE: Ergoline or your factory representative for more information on the Intellitan series of bed controllers.

T-Max is a registered trademark of Salon Systems, Inc./Applied Digital, Inc. Branson, MO.

General Troubleshooting Guide

The following troubleshooting information is divided into two sections. Section A contains items in which the owner may check without the aid of a service person. Section B contains items which must be preformed by QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. If you have any questions other than the ones listed in your troubleshooting guide, contact your dealer or distributor.

(NOTE: All tanning units are not the same, therefore some of the causes may not apply to your unit.)(NOTE: All tanning units are not the same, therefore some of the causes may not apply to your unit.)

(NOTE: All tanning units are not the same, therefore some of the causes may not apply to your unit.)

General Troubleshooting (Section A)General Troubleshooting (Section A)

General Troubleshooting (Section A)

General Troubleshooting (Section A)General Troubleshooting (Section A)

1. Tanning unit does not operate. CAUSECAUSE

CAUSE

CAUSECAUSE

1. No power to unit. 1. Check circuit breaker servicing bed.

2. Timer is not activated. 2. Press up button, then start button.

(Note: If there is power to the unit but the display on the timer is not lighting, you may need to replace the power board and/or the C.P.C. board. Contact Sun Ergoline or your local representative for information.)

2. Lamps will not light or lamps flicker. CAUSECAUSE

CAUSE

CAUSECAUSE

1. Lamp not seated properly in lampholder. 1. Remove lamp, inspect contact on lamp, and reinstall lamp securely into lampholder.

2. Faulty Lamp. 2. Replace lamp. (Refer to Instruction Manual for correct lamp.

3. Top unit does not hold its position. CAUSECAUSE

CAUSE

CAUSECAUSE

1. Springs need to be adjusted. 1. Refer to spring adjusting in your Operation and Instruction Manual.

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General Troubleshooting (Section B)General Troubleshooting (Section B)

General Troubleshooting (Section B)

General Troubleshooting (Section B)General Troubleshooting (Section B)

All services in the following section are to be completed by a Qualified Service Technician. This section is to aid in isolating and correcting and problems which may occur and is not intended for the use by the owner. Refer to the assembly instructions included with each unit for reference in disassembling and wiring the tanning unit. Disconnect all power to the unit before servicing. Use only factory authorize components for replacement parts.

1. Tanning unit does not operate. SOLUTION SOLUTION

SOLUTION

CAUSECAUSE

CAUSE

CAUSECAUSE

1. Incorrect connection of incoming power.

2. Faulty timer.

3. Faulty relay in bed.

4. Poor wiring connections.

2. Lamps will not light.

CAUSECAUSE

CAUSE

CAUSECAUSE

1. Poor wiring crimp at lampholder.

2. Faulty or damaged lampholder.

3. Incoming power to unit incorrect.

4. Faulty ballast.

5. Loose power wire to ballast.

1. Check electrical connection on wiring diagram and correct as necessary.

2. Replace.

3. Replace.

4. Check wiring circuit against appropriate wiring diagram and correct as required.

1. Check for loose wire and repair.

2. Replace.

3. Check incoming voltage and correct to requirements.

4. Locate and replace.

5. Locate loose wire and repair.

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Wiring Diagram

Bed Cords

Bottom Unit: Cord No. 1, 2, & 3 Bottom Unit: Cord No. 1, 2, & 3

Bottom Unit: Cord No. 1, 2, & 3

Bottom Unit: Cord No. 1, 2, & 3 Bottom Unit: Cord No. 1, 2, & 3

Top Unit: Cord No. 4, 5 & 6 Top Unit: Cord No. 4, 5 & 6

Top Unit: Cord No. 4, 5 & 6

Top Unit: Cord No. 4, 5 & 6 Top Unit: Cord No. 4, 5 & 6

Pair No.Pair No.

Pair No.

Pair No.Pair No. 1 Brown 1 1 Brown 2 2 Brown 3 2 Brown 4 3 Brown 5 3 Brown 6 4 Brown 7 4 Brown 8 5 Brown 9 5 Brown 10 6 Brown 11 6 Brown 12 7 Brown 13 7 Brown 14 8 Brown 15 8 Brown 16 9 Brown 17 9 Brown 18 10 Brown 19 10 Brown 20 Fan White 34 Fan Green 35 Fan Blue 36

Note: Cords 2 & 3 don’t have any timer or fan wires.

Wire ColorWire Color

Wire Color

Wire ColorWire Color

Pin #Pin #

Pin #

Pin #Pin #

Pair No. Wire Color Pin #

1 Brown 1 1 Brown 2 2 Brown 3 2 Brown 4 3 Brown 5 3 Brown 6 4 Brown 7 4 Brown 8 5 Brown 9 5 Brown 10 6 Brown 11 6 Brown 12 7 Brown 13 7 Brown 14 8 Brown 15 8 Brown 16 9 Brown 17 9 Brown 18 10 Brown 19 10 Brown 20 Cebus Black 21 Cebus White 22 Timer Black 23 Timer Brown 24 Timer White 25 Timer Green 26 Timer Blue 27 Timer Red 28 Blower Black 29 Blower White 30 Blower Yellow 31 Fan White 34 Fan Green 35 Fan Blue 36 Blower White 37

Note: Cords No. 5 & 6 don’t have any fan wires.

Ballast Tray

Harness Cord #1Harness Cord #1

Harness Cord #1

Harness Cord #1Harness Cord #1

Pin #Pin #

Pin #

Pin #Pin #

1-2 Brown To Bal. 1 Btm. 3-4 Brown To Bal. 2 Btm 5-6 Brown To Bal. 3 Btm. 7-8 Brown To Bal. 4 Btm 9-10 Brown To Bal. 5 Btm. 11-12 Brown To Bal. 6 Btm. 13-14 Brown To Bal. 7 Btm. 15-16 Brown To Bal. 8 Btm 17-18 Brown To Bal. 9 Btm. 19-20 Brown To Bal. 10 Btm. 34 White To Neutral Term. Block 35 Green To Ground Screw 36 Blue To Fan Term. Block

Harness Cord #4 Harness Cord #4

Harness Cord #4

Harness Cord #4 Harness Cord #4

Pin #Pin #

Pin #

Pin #Pin #

1-2 Brown To Bal. 1 Top 3-4 Brown To Bal. 2 Top 5-6 Brown To Bal. 3 Top 7-8 Brown To Bal. 4 Top 9-10 Brown To Bal . 5 Top 11-12 Brown To Bal. 6 Top 13-14 Brown To Bal. 7 Top 15-16 Brown To Bal. 8 Top 17-18 Brown To Bal. 9 Top 19-20 Brown To Bal. 10 Top 21 Black To Btm. Relay Power 22 White To Neutral Term. Block 23 Black To Btm. Relay Power 24 Brown To Top Relay Power 25 White To Neutral Term. Block 26 Green To Ground Screw 27 Blue To Fan Term. Block 28 R ed To Btm. Relay Coil 29 Black To Body Blower 30 White To Body Blower 31 Yellow To Body Blower 34 White To Neutral Term. Block 35 Green To Ground Screw 36 Blue To Fan Term. Block 37 White To Body Blower

ColorColor

Color

ColorColor

Color

ColorColor

DestinationDestination

Destination

DestinationDestination

Destination

DestinationDestination

Harness Cord #2 & #3Harness Cord #2 & #3

Harness Cord #2 & #3

Harness Cord #2 & #3Harness Cord #2 & #3

Pin #Pin #

Pin #

Pin #Pin #

1-2 Brown To Bal. 1 Btm. 3-4 Brown To Bal. 2 Btm. 5-6 Brown To Bal. 3 Btm. 7-8 Brown To Bal. 4 Btm. 9-10 Brown To Bal. 5 Btm. 11-12 Brown To Bal. 6 Btm. 13-14 Brown To Bal. 7 Btm. 15-16 Brown To Bal. 8 Btm. 17-18 Brown To Bal. 9. Btm. 19-20 Brown To Bal. 10 Btm.

Harness Cord #5 & #6Harness Cord #5 & #6

Harness Cord #5 & #6

Harness Cord #5 & #6Harness Cord #5 & #6

Pin#Pin#

Pin#

Pin#Pin#

ColorColor

Color

ColorColor

Color

ColorColor

DestinationDestination

Destination

DestinationDestination

Destination

DestinationDestination

SUN ERGOLINE

Limited Warranty

Sun Ergoline warrants its products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under intended normal use as described in the unit’s Operation and Instruction Manual, for a period of one (1) year from date of sale.

This Limited Warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the equipment through Sun Ergoline or its authorized dealer or distributor, and is not transferable.

Sun Ergoline obligations under this warranty are limited to repair or replacement of any defective part without charge for that part to the original purchaser, with the following exceptions:

A. Fluorescent lamps are warranted against defects for a period of thirty (30) days from date of

sale.

B. Only parts obtained through Sun Ergoline, its authorized dealers or distributors may be used.

Transportation costs for parts shipped to the consumer and the return of defective parts to Sun Ergoline are not included.

C. Labor will be furnished without charge for ninety (90) days from date of purchase only. All labor

and related charges must be authorized by Sun Ergoline prior to start of repairs, and must coincide with Sun Ergoline established rates and time allotment policy.

D. Acrylic: Refer to Manufacturer’s Acrylic Warranty Policy.

It is imperative that the 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 Sun Ergoline 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 extended to the individual or legal entity, whose name appears on the warranty registration card filed with Sun Ergoline or whose name appears on the original sale document and may not be transferred to any other individual or legal entity.

This warranty does not apply to any failure of the product, or any parts of the product due to alterations, modifications, misuse, abuse, accident, improper maintenance, improper installation, acts of God or if the serial number on the product has been removed, altered or defaced. Adequate packaging must be used for returned goods to prevent freight damage.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACETHERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACETHERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE

HEREOF. THERE IS NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY.HEREOF. THERE IS NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY.

HEREOF. THERE IS NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY.

HEREOF. THERE IS NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY.HEREOF. THERE IS NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY.

THE REMEDIES PROVIDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIESTHE REMEDIES PROVIDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES

THE REMEDIES PROVIDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES

THE REMEDIES PROVIDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIESTHE REMEDIES PROVIDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES

PROVIDED TO THE PURCHASER BY SUN ERGOLINE AND ARE PROVIDED IN SUBSTITUTION OFPROVIDED TO THE PURCHASER BY SUN ERGOLINE AND ARE PROVIDED IN SUBSTITUTION OF

PROVIDED TO THE PURCHASER BY SUN ERGOLINE AND ARE PROVIDED IN SUBSTITUTION OF

PROVIDED TO THE PURCHASER BY SUN ERGOLINE AND ARE PROVIDED IN SUBSTITUTION OFPROVIDED TO THE PURCHASER BY SUN ERGOLINE AND ARE PROVIDED IN SUBSTITUTION OF ALL OTHER REMEDIES. CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED.ALL OTHER REMEDIES. CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED.

ALL OTHER REMEDIES. CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED.

ALL OTHER REMEDIES. CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED.ALL OTHER REMEDIES. CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED.

No person, firm or corporation is authorized to obligate Sun Ergoline for any liability in connection with the sale or use of these goods.

Limited Acrylic Warranty

Sun Ergoline warrants its acrylic sheets to be free from defects in material and workmanship, under intended normal use, for a period of one (1) year from date of sale of the tanning bed. Due to the tanning lotions, cosmetics, disinfectant and improper cleaners used on tanning surfaces that cannot be controlled by Sun Ergoline, after the first thirty (30) days of warranty period. Acrylic will be subject to a prorated cost to the consumer on breakage.

Sun Ergoline obligations do not include transportation charges on replacement acrylic.

Sun Ergoline assumes no liability 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 Sun Ergoline or Sun Ergoline Service Department with the model number, the serial number, and the date of purchase of the bed in which the acrylic will be used.