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- Page 1 (devices without touch screen) TANNING DEVICE TANNING DEVICE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & MENU SETTINGS...
- Page 3 Technical equipment and versions of the devices are in accordance with the legal prescriptions of the respective country of destination. Export to the European Union of the KBL products, listed in this guide, or operation of the systems in these countries, are not permitted. KBL does not accept any manufacturers liability in case this direction is not adhered to.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. General information .......... 5 6. Connections & Initial operation ...... 41 1.1 About these instructions ....... 5 6.1 Class I ME equipment ......... 41 1.2 Safety signs ........... 5 6.2 Connecting the mains voltage ..... 41 1.3 Signal words ..........5 6.3 Connecting an external audio source .. -
Page 5: General Information
1. General information 1.1 About these instructions This symbol indicates that damages This manual is intended for use by may occur at the tanning device, at the • studio operator. material or at the environment. • qualified, trained and authorized service techni- Danger due to leakages. -
Page 6: Transport
1.4 Transport WARNING Overturning load Danger of being crushed by heavy parts of the equipment. • Keep the safety distance to the trans- port machine. • Do not walk under the load. • Wear safety shoes. 1.4.1 TRANSPORT BY FORKLIFT TRUCK During transport the tanning device may be damaged when using forklift forks that are too short. -
Page 7: Safety Notes
2. Safety notes Before carrying out any work, the tanning device 2.1 General safety notes must be disconnected from the mains voltage. • Follow all instructions given in this manual and all other documents enclosed with the tanning device. DANGER In addition, observe all relevant statutory provi- Live parts sions and regulations, also those applicable in the... -
Page 8: Installation Site & Dimensions
Installation site & Dimensions In dry rooms (booths) with sufficient airing. • Even floor with sufficient load capacity • Relative humidity: ≤ 70 % • Room temperature ≤ 30 C (86 • Minimal room height 2400 mm (≈94,5 inches) • Only on a non-combustible basement •... -
Page 9: Distances
α 7000 3.2 Distances 93,86“ 56,34“ α α α/ α A s s e m b l y I n s t r u c t i o n s | 6700 /6800 /7000 7900... -
Page 10: Disassembly
4. Disassembly The disassembly and assembly steps of the tanning 4.1 Tools and aids device are described in the chapters that follow. The tools and hardware required to correctly and Cutter knife safely perform these steps are shown at the begin- ISK screw driver (SW 4 / 60 mm) ning of each chapter. -
Page 11: Preparation
4.2.2 OPEN THE BED 4.3 Preparation 4.3.1 OPEN CANOPY PANE Attention Prevent the canopy pane from falling down when opening it! • Open the middle pane lock at last Ⓑ. Attention The bed and the bed pane can be dam- aged when it is opened incorrectly. - Page 12 4.3.3 FIX CONTROL PANEL CABLE, 4.3.5 OPEN BED PANE by clamping it behind the air nozzle as seen in the • Hold the bed pane in the middle of the front edge ⑤ and lift it. figure. • Lock it in place using the lateral snap braces ⑥. ⑤...
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Page 13: Remove Bed Pane
4.4 Remove bed pane 4.4.1 LOOSEN BED PANE • Lift the bed pane in the middle ⑧ (second person) and unscrew the bottom bolt ⑨ (M6x8) of the left and right snap brace. Remove the bolt and the ⑪ washer ⑩. ⑧... -
Page 14: Remove Front Panel
• Move the complete bed pane slightly to the left so • Transport the bed pane to the installation site and that the right pin is also free. set it down safely on protective padding. 4.5 Remove front panel 4.5.1 INSTALL CANOPY PANE (TEMPORARILY) Safety measures to protect the tube 4.4.3 LIFT OUT BED PANE section of the canopy. - Page 15 4.5.5 DISCONNECT CAN-BLUETOOTH-AUDIO 4.5.6 LOOSEN FRONT PANEL MODUL • Two screws (M6x12) per side. • Disconnect all cables from the module. • Pull through the opening in the front panel. α • In 7900 devices the cable of the decorative lighting of the center plate (D14) must in addition be discon- nected before the front panel is lifted out.
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Page 16: Remove Bottom Components
• Unscrew bottom fastener of the aquaCool unit. 4.5.7 LIFT OUT FRONT PANEL • Lift out front panel (second person required). • Unscrew the cover of the aquaCool canister and remove the canister. • Transport it to the installation site and set it down safely on protective padding. - Page 17 4.6.2 REMOVE AQUACOOL UNIT 4.6.3 REMOVE ELECTRONIC BOX • Loosen the cable harness (D10/D11) on the left • Disconnect all connectors routed in the rear wall on foot and pull it out of the opening. the left-hand side of the electronic box. •...
- Page 18 • Disconnect the cable for the channel selection in • Disconnect the mains cable on the bottom of the the electronics tray. electronic box. • Follow the connection diagram during installation! 4 3 1 2 6 5 • Follow the connection diagram during installation! ->...
- Page 19 • Disconnect the main fan plug (X16). • Disconnect plug connectors on the right-hand side. Position: On the left-hand side of the fan in the rear • X21 (air conditioner) area. • X25 (right-hand radial fan) • Disconnect cable XM (power supply unit / bass box). •...
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Page 20: Remove The Bed
• Place the loose cable harness together with the 4.6.4 REMOVE AIR CONDITIONER condensate pump ⑮ and the condensate canister • Pull the air conditioner out of the connection cone, ⑭ in the electronic box. lift it out towards the front and transport together with the condensate tray to the installation site. - Page 21 4.7.3 LOOSEN THE BED • Follow the connection diagram on the • Slide the bed pane pilot pin ⑫ approximately 30cm rear wall during installation! to the right. ⑫ 4.7.2 REMOVE BED DAMPERS • Lift the bed in the middle (second person) and remove the top locking pin of the two dampers (left/right).
- Page 22 4.7.4 LIFT OUT THE BED • Lift the bed on the front edge on both sides at the same time (second person) about 5–10 cm and pull out towards the front. - Transport the to the installation site and put it down on the waiting padding.
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Page 23: Remove Canopy
4.8 Remove canopy 4.8.1 REMOVE EXTERNAL CONTROL PANEL STANDARD CONTROL PANEL • Press the control panel down lightly with your fin- gers Ⓐ and then tilt the upper edge forward Ⓑ. Ⓐ Ⓐ Ⓑ • Disconnect connectors 2x CAN, 1x USB and remove the control panel. - Page 24 • Open the canopy and evenly press the front edge 4.8.2 REMOVE FRONT PLASTIC CLADDING • Disconnect the two plug connectors D1/D2 in the of the cladding on both sides a little bit upwards. control panel tray. • Loosen three M6x16 countersunk screws each on •...
- Page 25 • Take both steel ropes of the canopy lifting mecha- 4.8.3 RELEASE TENSION ON THE CANOPY nism off the guide pulleys. CAUTION • Components are under spring tension Risk of injury by the canopy dropping down when releasing the tension of the canopy lifting mechanism.
- Page 26 • Have two people to lift the cladding out of the rear • Loosen the four knurled-head screws and fold the guide slot. sealing rubber onto the rear wall. • Then lift it off the two bolts of the knurled-head α...
- Page 27 • Push the canopy brake cylinder together. 4.8.6 LOOSEN THE CANOPY • Stick both ropes (left/right) of the canopy lifting mechanism for safety through the bracket of the side canopy end caps. 4.8.7 LIFT OFF THE CANOPY • Place two trolleys in position in front of the pallet. •...
- Page 28 • Careful set it down on the two trolleys on the rear Be careful when transporting and setting aluminum profile. Attention -> keep the distance to the canopy down. the ground. • Distance to ground at least 30cm. The end stops may not touch the ground. •...
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Page 29: Remove The Feet
4.9 Remove the feet 4.9.2 REMOVE RIGHT FOOT OF THE DEVICE • Loosen wiring harness. • Loosen inside screws 6 x (PH2) • Loosen outside screws 2 x M8. 4.9.1 REMOVE LEFT FOOT OF THE DEVICE • Loosen inside screws 4 x (PH2) •... - Page 30 4.10.2 LOOSEN SAFETY MECHANISMS The rear wall can be lifted onto the trol- • Remove rear wall locking screws (PH2) one each leys by 2 people. When the rear wall has side (left/right). to be transported over a longer distance and/or up stairs, it must be done by at least 3 people.
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Page 31: Assembly
5. Assembly 5.2.2 INSTALL BASS BOX IN THE RIGHT-HAND Assembly basically follows the disas- FOOT OF THE TANNING DEVICE INSTALL THE BASS BOX sembly steps in reverse order. • Unscrew cover plate (8x 4,2x9,5 - PH2). Deviations are explained in this chapter. When installing illuminated decorative parts, make sure that the connection cable of the LED strips do not form... - Page 32 POWER SUPPLY - PREPARING FOR OPERATION CONNECTING CABLES • Disconnect the power supply from the transport • Pull the cables through the opening in the right position (1x PH2) foot part. • X24 (shoulder tanner) • D12/D13 decorative lighting shoulder/foot •...
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Page 33: Assemble The Feet Of The
• Attach cover plate. 5.3.2 SCREW ON THE FEET Similar to disassembling steps (4.9). • When attaching the screw, the foot must be lifted slightly at the rear. 5.3 Assemble the feet of the tanning device 5.3.1 FASTEN SPACER PLATES 5.4 Install canopy ⑯... - Page 34 5.4.4 INSTALL REAR PLASTIC CLADDING 5.4.6 FASTEN EXHAUST AIR VENT Similar to disassembling step (4.8.4). • Fasten exhaust air vent (4x M6 x 16 - PH2). Remove all protective film! 5.4.5 FASTEN GUIDE PLATES • The two guide plates are fastened outside to a box with attachments.
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Page 35: Install Bottom Components
5.4.9 PUT ON LOOSELY - FRONT PLASTIC 5.5.2 FASTEN ELECTRONIC BOX Similar to disassembling step (4.6.1). CLADDING Similar to disassembling step (4.8.2). 5.5.3 INSTALL ELECTRONIC BOX Remove all protective film! Similar to disassembling step (4.6.3). 5.5.4 INSTALL AQUACOOL UNIT Similar to disassembling step (4.6.2). 5.4.10 ESTABLISH CONNECTIONS D1/D2 Similar to disassembling step (4.8.2). -
Page 36: Install The Bed
5.6 Install the bed 5.8 Install bed pane Remove protective film on the bottom! 5.6.1 REMOVE CANOPY PANE • Lift out canopy panel (temporarily). Similar to dis- • The film on the top stays on until after assembling step (4.3.4). aquaCool initialisation. -
Page 37: Attach Canopy End Caps
5.9 Attach canopy end caps 5.10 Fine adjustment of the canopy drive 5.9.1 OPEN CANOPY PANE Attention 5.9.2 FASTEN CANOPY END CAPS Adjust the canopy drive only at the lower • Unpack both canopy end caps (left/right) from springs! the box. •... -
Page 38: Attach Hinge Caps
5.11 Attach hinge caps 5.12.2 FASTEN SHOULDER TANNER / SHOULDER PIECE Shoulder tanners or shoulder piece: • Carefully insert into the gap between bed and rear 5.11.1 CLOSE THE BED wall. 5.11.2 OPEN THE SIDE PANE Attention Do not tilt! Component can be damaged. 5.11.3 FASTEN HINGE CAPS •... -
Page 39: Attach Left Shoulder Piece
• Connect the audio cables. Adjustment options: • Right/left offset – to be done via the front plate. Grab hold of the top of the plate and using physical strength carefully jerk it in the required direction to move it sideways. 5.13 Attach left shoulder piece •... -
Page 40: Install Foot Cladding
• Unscrew clamping screw. 5.16 Install foot cladding On both sides (left/right): • Connect decorative lighting plug on foot Ⓒ. • Slide foot cladding from the top over the retain- ing lugs. • Insert side plate. Ⓒ • Fasten clamping screw. Attention Do not pinch cables! α... -
Page 41: Connections & Initial Operation
6. Connections & Initial operation on the site side. This means that for full separation 6.1 Class I ME equipment each pole must have a contact gap according to the WARNING conditions of the overvoltage category III. The device Risk of electric shock shall be capable of being locked in the off-position To avoid the risk of electric shock, this and shall comply with IEC 60447. -
Page 42: Connecting An External Audio Source
EXTERNAL 100 V AUDIO SIGNAL (OPTIONAL FEATURE) If you decide for a connection to a 100 V audio system, you will need a transformer (KBL no.: 9100 0170 00) for the transmission of the audio signal. This connection must be made by qualified, trained and authorized service technicians. - Page 43 EXTERNAL PLAYERS & HEAD-/EARPHONES USB INTERFACE A line connection has been integrated into the audio The canopy of your tanning device is equipped with module so that the tanning device user can connect a USB connector socket. So you can also use a USB his or her own player such as an MP3 player, an iPod, stick to play MP3 audio files.
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Page 44: Bluetooth Connection
COMPATIBILITY OF BLUETOOTH DEVICES KBL GmbH attaches great importance to hardware compatibility. Due to the large number of manufac- turers, KBL can not guarantee a 100 % compatibility. In rare cases, it may happen that a bluetooth con- nection can not be established. -
Page 45: Connecting The Channel Selection
6.7 Connecting the channel 6.8 Connecting the external selection timer The following diagrams show the wiring of the chan- Pass both, the connector cable of the T-Max timer nel selection on the audio equipment’s side, for pulse and the leads of the tanning device, from the main coding as well as for BCD coding. -
Page 46: Aquacool And Aroma Connections
• Attach the connectors to the T-Max board and 6.9 aquaCool and Aroma housing (ground). connections AQUACOOL The aquaCool box is equipped with a liquid- ① level sensor as well as with a connection to ② the aquaCool canister . Furthermore, the box houses the compressor ensuring the compressed- ③... -
Page 47: Initial Operation
6.10 Initial operation • Insert batteries in colorMotion remote control unit. • Turn on the supply voltage. • Start the aquaCool initialisation before tanning for the first time. Service menu “Aqua / aquaCool Start Initialisation“ • Test all functions in a trial run. •... -
Page 48: Service Mode
7. Service mode When the tanning device is in service mode, you can 7.2 Invoking the service menu make the presettings for operation in tanning mode, and you can have values concerning the operation of CALL SERVICE MENU - START WINDOW the tanning device displayed. -
Page 49: Service Menu Basics
7.3 Service menu basics SERVICE MENU - BASIC OPERATION The service menu is divided into the main menu and SERVICE MENU - STANDARD OPERATING subordinate groups of functions. ELEMENTS If you choose a menu item, e.g. “AUDIO”, you will get After having entered the service CODE, the service access to all functions related to this item. - Page 50 STORE & EXIT CHANGE SETTINGS • Save your settings by pressing the button 3 • Depending on the respective function, you can (STORE). If you fail to do so, the system will not change values, select options and switch take over the changes you made. -> See also functions on or off.
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Page 51: Service Menu - Overview
7.4 Service menu - Overview KBL-7 ENVIRONMENT AROMA ① Language ㊹ Aroma ② Contrast ㊺ Aroma status reset ③ TIME AND DATE ㊻ Cycle time ④ TIMER DECORATIVE LIGHTING ㊼ Aroma cabin automatic ⑤ Maximum tanning time ㊽ Aroma cycles per hour ㊾... -
Page 52: Service Codes
7.5 Service codes 7.6 Service menu settings SERVICE-CODE LEVEL 1 In order to avoid operating errors, read Access to the service menu start window is pro- through the basics at the beginning of tected by CODE 1. When delivered, this CODE is the “Service Menu”... - Page 53 ③ The menu item „Timer decorative lighting“ offers you ENVIRONMENT 03/05 two switching cycles (A and B) for each day of the TIME AND DATE week. > press ENTER Entry of date and time. Invoke the submenu by NOTE - SWITCHING CYCLES pressing START (ENTER).
- Page 54 ④ ⑤ ENVIRONMENT 05/05 ENVIRONMENT 04/05 TIMER DEKOLIGHT Maximum tanning time > > press ENTER Entering switching times for the decorative lighting. The submenu is invoked by pressing START (ENTER). Not available in this system. SUBMENU TIMER DECOLIGTH ⑥ SELECT WEEK OR DAY OF THE WEEK HOUR METERS 01/04 Operating hours overall...
- Page 55 ⑬ ⑨ PRESELECTION 04/06 HOUR METERS 04/04 Aircon (Aircondition) Number of sunbaths > > 0000 Reset: press `-` for 2s > on > off 2 sec. = reset Fixes the “preSelection” setting of the air- conditioning system. Indicates the number of tanning sessions (sunbaths) and includes a reset function.
- Page 56 ㉒ ⑱ AUDIO 07/22 AUDIO 03/22 Studio channel selection megaVoice language > bcd > > English > > puls code > German > off > ... Allows for the change-over between pulse-code Fixes the language setting of the megaVoice system. and BCD-code mode with the Studio music signal The following languages are fully supported: pending and deactivates the external-channel...
- Page 57 ㉖ ㉛ AUDIO 11/22 AUDIO 16/22 Default volume tanning Treble MP3 - USB > > > 0 .. . 9 > -14 .. . +14 dB Sets the volume for the tanning mode. Sets the treble for MP3 - USB operation. Factory setting: 6 Factory setting: +14 dB ㉗...
- Page 58 ㊱ ㊶ AUDIO 21/22 AQUA 04/06 High-bass Studio Line-in aquaCool start testcycle > > Start: press `+` for 2s > -14 .. . +14 dB Sets the high-bass for studio music operation. Starts the aquaCool test (1 cycle). Factory setting: +08 dB ㊲...
- Page 59 ㊺ The menu item „TIMER AROMA“ offers you AROMA 02/07 a switching cycle for each day of the week. Aromastatus reset > Reset: press `-` for 2s NOTE - SWITCHING CYCLES Using the setting „monday-sunday“, the switching 2 sec. = reset cycle will be the same for each day of the week.
- Page 60 ㊿ ㊾ AROMA 07/07 AROMA 06/07 Aroma start testcycle TIMER AROMA > Start: press `+` for 2s > press ENTER Entering switching times for the Aroma Timer. Starts the Aroma test (1 cycle). The submenu is invoked by pressing START (ENTER). SUBMENU AIR CONDITIONING 01/02...
- Page 61 EASYCARE 01/03 SERVICE 02/11 SETTINGS SERVICE-CODE > press ENTER > press ENTER In the United States this function is inactive. Submenu call with START/ENTER. UV-LEVEL 01/01 SUBMENU SERVICE CODE ENTER SERVICE-CODE > CODE: Service Code Level 1 Service Code Level 2 These settings must only be made by trained service personnel! SERVICE\SERVICE-CODE...
- Page 62 To fit your Studio environment (multiple units) differ- SERVICE 07/11 RGB-Setup ent numbers can be added to the bluetooth device > name (KBL Sound xx) of each tanning device. Factory setting: 01 Not available in this system. SERVICE\BLUETOOTH 02/02 Powerlevel >...
- Page 63 SERVICE 01/02 SERVICE 11/11 Service mode without tanning Reboot > Start: press `ENTER` for 2s > Reboot: press `-` for 2s Troubleshooting mode. Performs a restart of the electronics. The service mode is switched on for 30 minutes. The mains voltage is connected. Error notifications Attention are ignored, but tanning cannot be started.
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