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OWNER'S MANUAL
ORIGINAL DR. MÜLLER HIGH PERFORMANCE TANNING EQUIPMENT
ADVANCED UV LIGHT GMBH • RUHRTALSTRASSE 85-93 • D-45239 ESSEN
Phone: ++ 49 201 8 49 12 – 10
FAX: ++ 49 201 8 49 12 – 55
e-mail:info@auvl.de
www.auvl.de/ www.drmueller.de
FUTURE INDUSTRIES, ORIGINAL DR. MÜLLER • 135 RESEARCH DRIVE • MILFORD, CT 06460
Phone: (203) 878-2300
(800) 376-8537
Fax: (203) 878-6424
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  • Page 1 OWNER‘S MANUAL ORIGINAL DR. MÜLLER HIGH PERFORMANCE TANNING EQUIPMENT ADVANCED UV LIGHT GMBH • RUHRTALSTRASSE 85-93 • D-45239 ESSEN Phone: ++ 49 201 8 49 12 – 10 FAX: ++ 49 201 8 49 12 – 55 e-mail:info@auvl.de www.auvl.de/ www.drmueller.de FUTURE INDUSTRIES, ORIGINAL DR.
  • Page 2 General View ICON 46 Side cover, footend Facials Air exit “body cooling footend” Cover for column and top Sunbed acrylic Air exit “body cooling top” AC Acrylic Nozzle “SunFresh” Front cover Passive shoulder tanners Acrylic insert with backlighting in front cover...

  • Page 3: Rear View

    Rear View Exhaust air stack Heat recycling system (optional) Entry stud for mains supply cable with threaded gland Entry stud for supply cables with threaded gland for timer device and loudspeakers Type label, technical notices...

  • Page 4: Control Panel

    AC-unit stops the SunHaze aroma system  Button “Active shoulder tanner” Not available for ICON 46 Button “Facials” Preselects option for intensity control of facials Button “Body cooling top” Preselects option for intensity control of body cooling top Button “Body cooling sunbed”...
  • Page 5 Inside the sunbed – view of electrical components SunHaze aroma system (optional) Cartridge for SunHaze aroma system (optional) SunFresh container(optional) Condensation water container (optional) AC unit (optional) Ballast Tray inserts Ballast tray with electrical components Power supply for SunFresh purification system Backlighting lamp front cover plate Main PCB (Power Control Board with CPU ) Elec.
  • Page 6 Foreword This manual helps you to operate and use the high-performance sunbed ICON46, herein referred to as the unit or the sunbed, in a safe and proper way. This manual is addressed to: service personnel,   trained and qualified salon personnel and end-users ...
  • Page 7 The equipment was made for tanning performance, functionality and reliability. The ICON 46 is equipped with a total of 46 x 71 inch lamps and 4 high intensity facials. The filters and reflectors used for the facials have been treated with a propriatory coating.

  • Page 8: Table Of Contents

    Table of Content General View .. Rear View ..Control Panel .. Inside the sunbed - view of electrical components ..............d Important Notices ....................1-2 Standardized features .......................1 Typographic features ......................1 Notices and Recommendations ..................1 Warning Notices ......................1-2 Responsibilities of the owner/operator ................3 Proper use of the sunbed ....................4 Improper use of the sunbed ....................5...
  • Page 9 Disassembly of sunbed acrylic ..................21 Disassembly of sunbed bench ..................22 Disassembly of assembly plate ..................22 Disassembly of AC unit ....................23 Disassembly of top canopy ..................24 Disassembly of transport screws .................25 Removal of groundplate ....................25 Removal of bench supports ..................25 Transport of rear column to site of installation.............25 Assembly of exhaust air stack ..................26 Positioning of rear column at site of installation.
  • Page 10 Set-up optional at control panel ..................47 Facials ..........................47 Body cooling in the top canopy ..................47 Body cooling in the sunbed ..................47 AC unit .........................47 Starting a tanning session ..................47-48 Stopping a tanning session ..................48 Starting SunFresh option .....................48 Starting SunHaze option ....................48 Selecting music volume ....................48 Tanning instructions ......................49 When not to use a sunbed ...................49...
  • Page 11 Assembly of filters ......................66 Assembly of cover strip ....................67 Replacement of dust filters ....................67 Dust filter top canopy ..................... 67-68 Dust filter sunbed bench ....................68 Replacement of backlighting lamps ..................69 Replacement of backlighting sunbed front ..............69 Replacement of backlighting top canopy ............... 70-71 Replacement of courtesy light sunbed ..............

  • Page 12: Important Notices

    Important Notices In this chapter you will find instructions on: ■ the proper and improper use of the sunbed ■ the responsibilities of the owner/operator ■ general and specific risks. These instructions must be diligently observed in any use of the high- performance sunbed ICON46.
  • Page 13 CAUTION! Describes a situation which is potentially dangerous. If not avoided, this situation can result in severe or light injuries. This signal word can also be used for possible damages to goods and property. ATTENTION! Describes a potentially damaging situation. If not avoided, this situation can result in damage to the equipment, goods or property.

  • Page 14: Responsibilities Of The Owner/Operator

    Notice:  Please inform Advanced UV Light (or your authorized distributor) immediately about the name, address and phone or fax number of the new owner. This allows us to provide – if necessary – important information on necessary safetyt or maintenance procedures to the new owner.

  • Page 15: Proper Use Of The Sunbed

    ■ to oberve all applicable federal, state and local standards concerning electrical installations. Every other use is considered as improper and can result in damages to goods or personal injuries. Advanced UV Light GmbH is not responsible for any damages or injuries caused by improper use of this sunbed.

  • Page 16: Improper Use Of The Sunbed

    UV light exposure. ■ Disregard of recommended expsure times ■ Refusing to wear protective eye wear during a tanning session For damages to goods and personal injuries resulting out of improper and unsuitable use Advanced UV Light GmbH is not responsible.

  • Page 17: Basic Safety Instructions

    ■ Only trained and authorized personnel is allowed to transport, assemble, start and disassemble this unit. Authorized and trained personnel is limited to: service staff of Advanced UV Light or its authorized distributors electrical personnel who due to their expertise and training have the necessary know-how for proper handling and the necessary knowledge of related risks.

  • Page 18: Safety Features

    Safety Features ■ Operate the unit only when in fault-free technical condition with all safety and protective features installed and fully operable. ■ replace all damaged or faded Warning and Notice labels attached to the unit immediately. Site of installation ■...

  • Page 19: Safety Instructions For Cleaning

    ■ Use only acrylic cleaner recommended acrylic manufacturers. Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning solutions. Safety Instructions for Maintenance ■ All maintenance instructions and intervals must be diligently observed. ■ Use only replacement parts as recommended by Advanced UV Light GmbH.

  • Page 20: Safety Instructions For-Users

    Safety Instructions for Users Inform users of the sunbed about the following safety instructions or make them available to users in printed form: ■ UV-light can cause severe damage to your skin and your eyes! ■ Children and young adolescents are not allowed to use a sunbed. ■...

  • Page 21: Emergency Stop Button

    Emergency Stop Button In an emergency situation the sunbed can be switched off with the Emergency Stop Button. UV-radiation stops immediately. The main cooling turns off after a certain delay time (after-cooling time).  Push the Emergency Stop Button The unit stops, UV-radiation ceases immediately. ...

  • Page 22: Use Of Emergency Stop Button

    The unit stops. UV-radiation ceases immediately. The Emergency Stop Button snaps in when activated. ICON 46 To restart the unit , the Emergency Stop Button must be unlocked: If any unit-related defect has caused the Emergency Stop Button to be ...

  • Page 23: Safety Switches

    Safety Switches To protect the user and the equipment all safety features relevant to the safe operation of the unit are controlled by microswitches. As soon as one of these switches is activated or released, the unit shuts off as in accordance with the set-up in the electronic control system.

  • Page 24: Automatic Shut-Off

    Automatic shut-off device In compliance with current European legal standards for the protection of the end-user, the unit is equipped with an automatic shut off device which turns off the unit automatically after 30 minutes of continuous operation. This 30 minutes automatic shut off device is also installed in all units sold outside the EU in addition to other applicable local/national standards which regulate maximum exposure times.

  • Page 25: Delivery

    Delivery  On delivery, check the unit and the contents of all boxes for transport damage.  In case of transport damage, inform forwarder immediately.  Check shipment for completeness.  Dispose of packing material in compliance with applicable environmental standards.

  • Page 26: Technical Data

    Technical DataFehler! Textmarke nicht definiert. Dimensions Length 94″ Depth 58″ Height, top canopy closed 54″ Height, top canopy open 70″ Entry level 24″ Weight Cpl. unit without AC 885 lbs. Sunbed 265 lbs. Top canopy 310 lbs. Ballast tray 310 lbs. AC unit (optional) 25 lbs.

  • Page 27: Transport

    Transport On delivery the unit is fixed to a pallet. Additional components are delivered in separate boxes.  NOTICE: Four (4) persons are necessary to transport and assemble the unit at the site of installation. Only trained and authorized service personnel is allowed to perform transport of the unit. to the site of installation.
  • Page 28 Transport with fork-lift or lift-truck Transport of unit on pallet.  Push the forks carefully into the pallet openings.  Lift the load carefully for a few centimeters.  Drive the load carefully and cautiously as close to the site of installation as possible.

  • Page 29: Assembly And Electrical Installation

    Assembly and electrical installation WARNING! Risks caused by incorrect assembly Incorrectly performed assembly and installation work can cause serious and fatal injuries. Only trained and authorized service personnel or qualified electricians are allowed to perform assembly and installation work. ATTENTION! Do not damage components.

  • Page 30: Unpacking The Sunbed Components And Accessories

    Unpacking the unit and accessories CAUTION! Heavy load, risk of injuries Carrying the heavy components of the sunbed can cause overstrain and lead to health risks. Always carry the heavy components with four (4) persons.  Move the unit on the pallet to the site of installation. Observe instructions provided in the chapter Transport.

  • Page 31: Disassembly

    Disassembly Due to the dimension and weight of the unit it is rarely possibly to move the assembled unit to the place of installation The ICON46 can be disassembled into components which can be easily handled and reassembled: ■ top canopy ■...

  • Page 32: Disassembly Of Sunbed Acrylic

     Loosen the six screws which hold the bracket and remove. CAUTION! Risk of bruises for hands and feet. Carry the electric ballast tray with two persons to prevent it from falling from the pallet.  Pull the electric ballast tray carefully forward. ...

  • Page 33: Disassembly Of Sunbed Bench

    Disassembly of sunbed bench The rear side of the sunbed bench is fixed lengthwise by the rear column. The sunbed bench sits about 4″ deep in the column support. At the sides, the sunbed bench is fixed to the head- and footend construction. There are two screws at the headend and two screws at the footend.

  • Page 34: Disassembly Of Ac Unit

    Disassembly of AC system The AC system includes: AC unit drip pan for condensation water condensation water pump container for condensation water The cold air exit of the AC unit is connected to an air manifold which conveyes the cold air into the sunbed. The AC unit is positioned between two holding brackets at the front and rear side.

  • Page 35: Disassembly Of Top Canopy

    Disassembly of top canopy Four (4) persons are necessary to disassemble the top canopy. The top canopy is mounted with the hinges into the top canopy support. Both have openings to feed through the supply cables and the exhaust air. The expansion bellows form a closed channel between top supports and column.

  • Page 36: Disassembly Of Transport Screws

    Disassembly of transport screws For transport purposes, the unit is fixed with four screws onto the pallet. Two screws are used to fix the groundplate. Two screws are used to fix the bench suppports.  Loosen the nuts of the transport screws and remove. ...

  • Page 37: Assembly Of Exhaust Air Stack

    Assembly of exhaust air stack On top of the rear column, there is an exhaust air outlet. Out of this outlet the hot air out of the unit is blown into the open. Onto this outlet the exhaust air stack is mounted. The exhaust air stack is fixed with screws onto the column.

  • Page 38: Assembly Of Bench Supports

    Assembly of bench supports In order to put the unit into a level position and to compensate for slight irregularities in the floor, the adjustment screws must be mounted to the bench supports.  Take adjustment screws out of the box with accessories and screw at the front and rear side into the bench supports.
  • Page 39  From the footend side, push the drip pan for the condensation water below the condensation water discharge of the AC unit.  Push the front holding bracket against the AC unit and fix with screws to the groundplate. ATTENTION! Danger caused by leaking condensation water.

  • Page 40: Installation Of Assembly Plate

    Installation of Assembly Plate  Put the assembly plate into its designated position. Fix the assembly plate with two thumb screws to the groundplate. Plug in the connection cable to the main control board. Assembly of sunbed bench The rear side of the sunbed bench is reset for about 4″ into the rear column and is thus supported by the column lengthwise.

  • Page 41: Assembly Of Top Canopy

    Assembly of top canopy  NOTICE: Four (4) persons are necessary to assemble the top canopy. The top canopy is fixed into position with four hooks in the top supports. Safety latches which are let into the top supports prevent the top canopy from being accidentally moved.

  • Page 42: Assembly Of Electric Ballast Tray

    tray inserts neeed to be assembled to the electric ballast tray.  Two (2) persons put the ballast tray in front of the groundplate. ATTENTION! Observe correct position of ballast tray inserts. The numbers on the plug terminal indicate the assembly position of the ballast tray inserts.

  • Page 43: Electrical Connection

    Electrical connection Survey of electric ballast tray: Terminal for control and sensor connections Mains supply Strain relief for mains supply CAUTION! Risk of electric shock! Only certified electricians according to EN 60204-1/VDE 0113 and current EVU-standards are allowed to perform the electrical connection. For non- EU units: Applicable local standards and regulations for the performance of electrical connections apply.

  • Page 44: Installation Of Electric Ballast Tray

    Connect SunFresh system (optional)  The hose feeding the SunFresh nozzle is blue (1). The discharge hose, leading superfluous water back to the container (2) is green. The connection hoses for the SunFresh system are connected with the SunFresh container before the container is put into its designated position on assembly plate.

  • Page 45: Assembly Of Covers

    Assembly of sunbed coverings To protect the outer skins of the sunbed, they are delivered disassembled and packed separately. Assembly of coverings at the rear column and the top canopy The sickle-shaped coverings for the rear column and the top canopy are assembled at the headend and footend.
  • Page 46  Connect the emergency stop button. Take the cable end with the two receptables out of the shaft in the sunbed bench. Put the receptables onto the plugs at the emergency stop button. The sequence is arbitrary.  Lower the cover on the left side and push it into the rear plate. Let the cover down onto the loudspeakers.

  • Page 47: Assembly Of Covers Top Canopy

    Assembly of top canopy cover The top canopy covers sit across the whole front length in a groove of the front top profile. Two holding pins keep the top canopy cover in the groove. At the rear side, the top canopy cover is supported by the top canopy frame and fastened with 6 screws.

  • Page 48: Assembly Of Acrylics

    Assembly of acrylics Assembly of top canopy acrylic  Open the top canopy.  Take a screwdriver and push in the spring at the slot in the front top canopy profile.  Turn the profile outwards.  Lift the top canopy acrylic and from the front put it in position. ...

  • Page 49: Assembly Of Rear Column Acrylic

     Turn the front top canopy profile inwards until the spring locks in. Assembly of rear column acrylic At the bottom, the rear column acrylic sits in a groove. At the top, a profile strip keeps the rear column acrylic in place. The profile strip is fixed with quick connections to the rear column.
  • Page 50  Set the rear column acrylic into the groove at the rear side (1).  Tilt the acrylic upwards. Take care that the control cable for the control panel sits right behind the cover profile.  Fix the rear column acrylic with the profile strip (2).

  • Page 51: Assembly Of Neck Tanner

    Assembly of neck tanner The neck tanner is positioned in the sunbed bench below the AC acrylic. It is kept in place by two notches in the black coverings to the headend side.  Assemble the neck tanner. Take the neck tanner. Adjust into the right position.

  • Page 52: Assembly Of Sunbed Acrylic

    Assembly of sunbed acrylic The sunbed acrylic rests in a profile groove in the front and rear side and acrros its whole length. Two sash locks secure the sunbed acrylic against unauthorized removal. The sash locks are opened with the help of an Allan key (6mm).
  • Page 53  Close the sash lock at the headend: Turn 90° Clockwise. The acrylic is pushed by the sash look into the front profile groove.  At the footend, push the sunbed acrylic down.  Close the sash lock at the footend : Turn 90°...

  • Page 54: Start-Up

    First Start-up Prior to first starting the sunbed, check if all set-ups are correct and all safety features are in place, for example:  sunbed acrylic  top canopy acrylic  facial filters  on-site exhaust air system  sufficient fresh air supply of min. 1300 cfm, for instance, a big window or a fresh air shaft.

  • Page 55: Sample Set-Up

    Example The following example shows you how to change a set-up. If, for instance, you want to customize the operating hours for low-pressure lamps, proceed as follows:  Turn the mains disconnection switch into position “I”.  Push the following sequence of buttons: –...

  • Page 56: Survey Operator Menu - Set Ups

    “SunFresh” and “–”= OFF “SunFresh” and “+”= ON. 00-08 Start level add. Fan shoulder tanner 13_08 ICON – not assigned 00-08 Start level fans sunbed 14_08 00-08 Start level fan top canopy 15_08 00-03 Delayed switch-off for facials in min.

  • Page 57: Operation

    Operation WARNING! UV-Radiation! UV-radiation can cause serious damage to your eyes and skin. Always wear protective eye-wear. Never exceed recommended exposure times.  NOTICE: The following shows an example on how to use the sunbed. The function of the control buttons can be set-up differently by the operator.

  • Page 58: Set-Up Optional At Control Panel

    Optional set-ups at the control panel Facials The intensity of the facials can be increased or reduced in two steps.  Push the button “Facials”.  To increase intensity, push the button “+”.  To reduce intensity, push the button “–”. Body cooling top canopy The speed of the airflow can be increased or reduced.

  • Page 59: Stopping A Tanning Session

    To start the unit, push the button “START”.  NOTICE: The tanning session will only continue, if pre-selected tanning time is still available. The HID lamps start with a delay time (cooling) of three minutes (OEM set-up). Stopping a tanning session The tanning session can be stopped manually.

  • Page 60: Tanning Instructions

    Tanning Instructions Who should not tan You are not allowed to use a sunbed, if:  You are under 18 years of age.  You belong to skin type 1  Your skin shows more than 50 moles.  Your skin tends to develop freckles and sunspots. ...

  • Page 61: Definition Of Skin Type

    Do not exceed  more than maximum three tanning sessions per week.  more than 10 tanning session per month.  more than 10 tanning sessions for a continued series of tanning. After a series of tanning sessions, allow for an extended rest period prior to resuming tanning sessions.

  • Page 62: Recommended Exposure Times

     If a sunburn occurs during a series of tanning sessions, stop tanning until symptoms disappear completely. Continue sessions at reduced exposure times and frequency with maximum two sessions a week. Recommended Exposure Times WARNING! Risk of skin damage! Incorrect exposure times can lead to serious skin damage. If you do not use the standard lamps as quoted below, you may have to adjust exposure times.

  • Page 63: Icon46 Vv

    Icon46 vv Equipped with the following lamps:  30 lamps Dr. Müller Energy R 160 W in the top canopy  22 lamps Dr. Müller Energy R 160 W in the sunbed  4 lamps Dr. Müller HID 650 W E in the facials Skin type (time in minutes) Tanning session...

  • Page 64: Maintenance Chart

    WARNING! For maintenance and replacement use only original replacement parts as provided by manufacturer or approved and released by authorized service technicians. Maintenance Chart  Notice: Observe manufactuer’s information on useful llifetime for low- and high-pressure lamps. . Component Replacement After recommended lifetime has expired see chapter UV low-pressure lamps Replacement of low-pressure lamps...

  • Page 65: Daily Inspection Prior To First Start-Up

    Daily check-up prior to starting the sunbed The daily check-up includes:  Optical inspection  Inspection of all functions. Optical inspection: Component Check for UV lamps Failure, flickering HID lamps Failure Facial filters Damage AC acrylic Damage Sunbed acrylic/ rear column acrylic Damage Top canopy acrylic Damage...

  • Page 66: Annual Inspection Or Every 1000 Hours Of Operation

    Once a year or every 1,000 operating hours, whichever comes first, the unit needs to be inspected for electrical and mechanical safety. The annual inspecton must be performed by service personnel of Advanced UV Light or service personnel of authorized distrbutors. For authorized service network see Contact Manufacturer.

  • Page 67: Installation Of Uv Lamps Into The Top Canopy

    CAUTION! RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT Never dispose of of UV-lamps with regular waste. Dispose of UV-lamps in complianece with applicable environmental standards and regulations. Installation of UV-lamps into top canopy  Clean the UV lamps with a soft leather cloth slightly damped with glass cleaner or clean water.
  • Page 68 CAUTION! RISK OF DANGER TO THE ENVIRONMENT Do not dispose of UV-lamps with regular waste. Always dispose of UV-lamps in compliance with applicable environmental regulations and standards. CAUTION! HEAT RISK FOR THE EQUIPMENT! Incorrectly installed reflector lamps can cause heat problems with the equipment and result in serious damage.

  • Page 69: Installation Of Lamps Into The Sunbed

    Installation of UV-lamps in the sunbed  Clean the lamps with a soft leather cloth slightly damped in glass cleaner or clear water.  Put the UV lamps into the lampholder (3.).  Turn the lamp clockwise by 90° (4.)and make sure that the lamp stamp is clearly visible to the viewer.

  • Page 70: Assembly Of Starts

    CAUTION! RISK OF DANGER TO THE ENVIRONMENT Do not dispose of starters with regular waste. Always dispose of starters in compliance wth applicable environmental regulations and standards. Assembly of starter  Set in the new starter (3).  Turn the starter clockwise by 90° into the lampholder (4). Replacement of sunbed acrylic Installation of new sunbed acrylic ...
  • Page 71  Push the sunbed acrylic backwards into the rear plate. This gives you enough tolerance space to lower the sunbed acrylic into the front profile.  At the front headend side, push the sunbed acrylic down. - Keep the sunbed acrylic in this position. ...

  • Page 72: Replacement Of Top Canopy Acrylic

    Replacement of top canopy acrylic Removal of top canopy acrylic Replace the top canopy whenever it is damaged or scratched. Proceed as follows:  Disconnect the unit with the mains disconnection switch and secure with lock and key against accidental reconnection. ...

  • Page 73: Installation Of Top Canopy Acrylic

    Installation of new top canopy acrylic If necessary, clean the top canopy acrylic with a suitable acrylic cleaner.  Put the top canopy acrylic into the rear top canopy.  Tilt the top canopy acrylic upward.  Turn the top canopy profile outward until it snaps in.

  • Page 74: Replacement Of Hid Lamps And Filters In The Facials

    Replacement of HID lamps and facial filter glasses The HID lamps are installed in the facial cassettes  top canopy (3 HID lamps)  rear column (1 HID lamp) Each HID lamp is covered with a facial filter. In order to replace a HID lamps this facial filter must be disasembled first.

  • Page 75: Disassembly Of Cover Strip

    Disassembly of cover profile  Loosen the quick connections at the cover profile.  Take off the cover profile and store at a safe place. WARNING RISK OF CUTS! Defective or broken facial filter glasses can cause serious cuts. Wear protective gloves! Disassembly of facial filter Support the facial filter with one hand to prevent the filter glass from falling down during disassembly.

  • Page 76: Replacement Of Hid Lamps

     Take the facial filter out of the filter frame (3). Replacement of HID lamps  Take a clean, soft cloth and pull the HID lamp out of the lampholder. CAUTION! Risk of danger to the environment Do not dispose of HID lamps with regular waste. Dispose of HID lamps in compliance with applicable environmental standards and regulations.

  • Page 77: Assembly Of Filters

    CAUTION! Function of the facial cassettes depends on installing the correct facial filters Only use original facial filters for replacement supplied by Advanced UV Light . Installation of facial filter  Replace defective facial filter by a new one.

  • Page 78: Assembly Of Cover Strip

    Assembly of cover profile  Take the cover profile and fit it into position at the place of assembly (1).  Fasten the cover profile with the quick connections. (2) (3)  Assemble the top canopy acrylic as described in the chapter Replacement of top canopy acrylic..

  • Page 79: Dust Filter Sunbed Bench

    Cleaning the dust filter mat: – Push the top canopy open. – Vacuum the dust with a vacuum cleaner.  Replacement of dust filter mat: – Push the top canopy open. – Pull out the dust filters.  Push the new dust filter into the groove between the two top front profile grooves.

  • Page 80: Replacement Of Backlighting Lamps

    Replacement of backlighting lamps The lamps for the backlighting must be replaced whenever they become defective or fail. Backlighting sunbed bench The backlighting lamp for the backlighting of the sunbed is installed behind the front cover.To replace the lamp the front cover must be removed. Proceed as follows: ...

  • Page 81: Replacement Of Backlighting Top Canopy

    Se the new starter into the holder (1).  Push the new starter clockwise for about 90° (2).  If necessary, clean the backlighting lamp with a soft leather cloth.  Put the backlighting lamp into the lampholder (3).  Turn the backlighting lamp for about 90° counter clockwise (4). The backlighting lamp snaps into the lampholder.
  • Page 82  Turn the backlighting lamp for abot 90° clockwise (1).  Take the lamp out of lampholder (2).  To replace the starter, turn starter for about 90° counter clockwise. (3).  Remove the starter (4).  Put the new starter into the holder (1). ...

  • Page 83: Replacement Of Courtesy Light Sunbed

    CAUTION! Risk of danger to the environment! Do not dispose of backlighting lamps with regular waste. Always dispose of backlighting lamps in compliance with applicable environmental standards and regulations. Dispose of lamps in compliance with applicable environmental standards and egulations. ...
  • Page 84  Put the new starter into the holder (1).  Turn the new starter for about 90° clockwise (2).  Set the new courtesy lamp into the lampholder (3).  Turn the new courtesy lamp for about 90° clockwise (4). –...

  • Page 85: Replacement Of Aroma Container In The Sunhaze System

    Replacement of SunHaze cartridge in the SunHaze aroma system Warning! Avoid any direct contact wth the aroma gel, especially on bear skin and eyes. In case of eye contact, rinse eyes for several minutes with clear water and consult an opthalmologist immediately. Replace the SunHaze cartridge, whenever the aroma looses intensity or after 3 months at the latest.

  • Page 86: Emptying The Condensation Water Container

    Empying the condensation water container DANGER! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! If a full condensation water spills over, water can get in contact with the electric components of the sunbed. Empty the condensation water container as soon as the Error message “E 07” appears on the display. The condensation water container collects the condensation water from the AC.

  • Page 87: Replacement Of Uv Lamp In The Sunfresh Container And Refill

    . The UV-lamp for the water purification is only to be operated within the closed SunFresh container. Use only replacement lamps and containers for the SunFresh system supplied Advanced UV Light, specifically suited for this application. Observe safety instructions and warning notices attached to the SunFresh system.
  • Page 88 Survey purification system: Supply cable UV-lamp SunFresh-container Plunge pipe  Pull the supply cable out of the socket.  Pull the hoses out of the container. – Store the hoses clean and dust-free.  Take the SunFresh container from the assembly plate. ...
  • Page 89  Position the SunFresh container in such a way into the holder that it touches the sensor (1).  Connect the supply cable to the electrical connection socket for the SunFresh systemon the electric ballast tray.  Reassemble the front cover. –...

  • Page 90: Cleaning

    Cleaning RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Disconnect the unit from the mains supply with the mains disconnection switch prior to any cleaning work. Secure disconnection switch with lock and key against accidental reconnection. CAUTION! Cleaning solutions which contain alcohol or etheric oil can damage the unit. Never use abrasive or corrosive materials for cleaning.

  • Page 91: Disassembly

    Disassembly To transport the unit to a different location, the unit needs to be disassembled. Four (4) persons are necessary to disassemble and transport the unit. DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE! Disconnect the unit from the mains supply with the mains disconnection switch prior to performing any disassembly work.

  • Page 92: Storage

    Storage If you do not want to operate the unit for an extended period of time, the unit should be stored in a dry, frost-free space, suitably protected against dust.  Disconnect the unit from the mains supply with the mains disconnection switch.

  • Page 93: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting CAUTION! Only authrized service personnel is allowwed to perform repair work! Operating staff is only allowed to remove such malfunctions which are obviously caused by incorrect operating! DANGER ELECTRIC SHOCK! Prior to performing any repair work, secure the unit against accidental reconnection.

  • Page 94: Malfunction During Operation

    Malfunctions during operation Malfunction Possible cause and correction No supply voltage. Equipment does not start when control Check fusage and FI-protection switch. device is activated. Starter defective. UV-lamps are flickering. Replace starter. Ventilation in the room (fresh air supply and/exhaust air disposal) is not sufficient. Equipment gets too hot.

  • Page 95: Disposal

    0049 201 / 8 49 12 - 55 E-Mail: info@auvl.de Internet: www.auvl.de Declaration of conformity Advanced UV Light, Ruhrtalstraße 85-93, D–45239 Essen herewith declares that the product is in conformity with applicable safety standards and regulations. according to EC stanadards. Unit/model type: High-performance sunbed model ICON46 Essen,...

  • Page 96: Warranty

    Warranty The warranty terms for this product by Advanced UV Light comply with the current legal provisions at time of purchase.

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