How to prevent ProSun Tanning Beds from making the room too warm?
If the room temperature is abnormally warm when using ProSun Tanning Beds, the tanning unit might be too close to the wall. Pull the unit away from the wall, ensuring there's at least 10-12 inches of space.
Why individual lamps in my ProSun V3 Tanning Beds do not light?
If individual lamps in your ProSun Tanning Beds do not light, there could be several reasons. First, check if the lamps are properly secured in their sockets; try turning each lamp in its socket until it illuminates. Another possibility is that the lamps or starters are defective and need replacement. If the issue persists, the ballast might be defective, requiring replacement by a certified technician. Loose wires could also be the cause, and a certified technician should reconnect them. Also, check if the lamp lifecycle has ended.
What to do if ProSun V3 unit is activated but nothing happens?
If your ProSun Tanning Beds unit activates but nothing happens, here's what to check: * **Power:** Ensure the unit is properly connected to a power source. * **Timer:** If the timer clears after priming, restart it and try again. * **Remote Timers:** Verify that remote timers are plugged in. If they still don't work, contact ProSun customer service for replacement parts. * **Voltage:** Have a certified technician check the voltage to ensure it's correct.
Why my ProSun Tanning Beds unit appears to be too hot?
If your ProSun Tanning Beds unit appears to be too hot, it could be due to obstructed fans. Make sure all fans are clear of any obstructions and free from dust. Also, check that the room size is appropriate as described in the manual.
What to do if the acrylic is cracked on ProSun Tanning Beds?
If the acrylic in your ProSun Tanning Beds is cracked, it's likely due to damage from user actions or cleaning. Contact ProSun for a replacement. A non-skilled person can replace the acrylic.
Defines the intended audience for this user manual, including owners, operators, and technicians.
Identifies the equipment as Class I ME Equipment for a maximum of 10 minutes continuous use.
Explains symbols indicating high voltage and UV radiation risks for user safety.
Details symbols for general handling, lifting, stacking, and environmental conditions.
Specifies ventilation needs and recommended room size for optimal airflow and performance.
Outlines required humidity, atmospheric pressure, and ambient temperature ranges for operation.
Defines duties of installers, customers, and electricians for safe installation.
Covers wiring standards, codes, grounding, and contractor responsibilities.
Lists conditions and user types for whom this tanning equipment is contraindicated.
Advises on time between sessions and medication effects on sun sensitivity.
Emphasizes wearing protective eyewear and proper session behavior.
Describes the functions and effects of different UV ray types in tanning.
Provides recommended maximum tanning times based on skin sensitivity.
Advises consulting a doctor and lists factors increasing skin sensitivity.
A list of common medications that may increase skin sensitivity to UV.
Highlights features like timer, cooling system, lamps, and color choices.
Specifies the ideal room dimensions for effective tanning performance.
Details of labels regarding age restrictions and tanning schedules.
Details on power consumption, electrical rating, and fuse requirements.
Information on operating humidity, temperature, and altitude limits.
Notices on temperature, ventilation, and voltage range for warranty.
Requirements for electricians, breakers, and compliance with standards.
Warnings about touching live parts and the risk of electric shock.
Ensuring protective earth connections and compliance with national standards.
Details on immunity tests like ESD, transients, surge, and voltage variations.
Advice on makeup, jewelry, medications, and contact lenses before tanning.
Steps for cleaning and disinfecting the unit after each use.
Outlines duties for business operators and staff training requirements.
Ensures unit is clean, safe, and used by authorized persons.
Guidance on selecting tanning time based on skin type.
Details on Standby, Tanning, Cool Down, and Service modes.
Steps for initiating a session and preparing the user.
Procedures for ending or pausing the tanning session.
Instructions for entering service mode and adjusting parameters.
Addresses common user concerns like eye injury and skin reactions.
Guidelines for storing the unit and proper disposal of components.
Explains the function of each button on the control panel.
Details on how to start and stop the unit in different modes.
Guides on adjusting time, speed, face tanner, and fan settings.
Instructions for connecting the T-Max timer to the tanning unit.
Specifics on connecting the speaker cable for the T-Max timer.
Final steps to secure the timer connections after wiring.
Instructions for connecting an integrated T-Max timer via data ports.
Lists error codes (E1, E2, E3) and actions to resolve them.
Warnings about high voltages and precautions for safe operation.
Essential safety steps before performing any maintenance or service.
Table outlining daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance tasks.
Highlights potential injuries and damage from incorrect maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for sanitizing and disinfecting the tanning unit.
Methods for cleaning plastic parts and low-pressure lamps.
Recommendations for annual inspections by certified technicians.
Addresses issues like activation failure, overheating, and lamp problems.
Advice on using original parts and expected lifespan of components.
Information on proper lamp disposal due to mercury content.
Instructions on how to remove and replace the acrylic sheets.
Guidance on removing metal strips and twisting out lamps.
Lists tools needed for assembly and emphasizes serial number for service.
A comprehensive list of all parts included in the package.
Instructions for attaching the control panel to the door panel.
Guidance on securing the top security plate for panel stability.
Instructions for securing the bottom security plate.
Steps for loosely attaching floor frames to the control panel.
Instructions for hooking and securing the fan panel.
Guides on inserting and loosely fitting bolts before final tightening.
Using wrenches to tighten all nuts and bolts securely.
Steps for placing the MDF floor board and plastic cover.
Instructions for connecting power cords, requiring a certified electrician.
Details on what is covered, not covered, and warranty application exclusions.
Steps for requesting warranty service, including obtaining an RA form.
Defines liability limits and specifies Florida state law as governing.
General| Brand | ProSun |
|---|---|
| Model | V3 |
| Category | Tanning Beds |
| Language | English |
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