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Ventilation of the Solarium
The ventilation system employed in your new solari-
um is the best possible. Cool air is drawn into vents at
the base of the unit.
The strongest ventilation is at the bench acrylic area.
With the strong air circulation, dust will be carried into
the solarium and deposited onto its internal
components. Any accumulation of dust will hinder the
ventilation efficiency of the main fans. For this reason
the solarium should be cleaned on a regular basis.
Bear in mind that cool air can reduce the temperature
of this machine better than warm air. Insure that the
room in which the solarium is operated is sufficiently
supplied with cool, fresh air.
Cleaning the Solarium
Disconnect the power from the machine before each
cleaning. Use only a moist cloth during cleaning.
Cleaning of the Acrylic Glass Sheets
Under heavy air circulation, as described above, dust may
collect on the inner sides of the acrylic glass sheets. This
may occur all over the sheets or at localised areas. In this
case, the acrylic glass sheet must be removed and
cleaned, as described above under "Replacing the lamps".
Use only solvent-free, non-aggressive household
cleaning agents for cleaning the glass sheets.
Such dust contamination can also occur with new units
after only a short time in operation. This is due to the varying
static charging of the acrylic glass sheets.
This cleaning work is not covered by the guarantee
conditions.
Facial lamps operate at very high temperatures and
are cooled with fans in the cassettes. The lamp function
is controlled additionally by a heat sensor. Should a
fan stop working in any cassette the relay will turn the
unit off automatically. The face tanner may not be used
until an authorised service representative has repaired
the problem. Automatic emergency shut offs of this
type occur rarely. The cassette fans in the facial tanners
rarely fail.
Only factory - original components and spare parts
may be used in servicing this solarium.
The filter and lower safety plate can be removed from the
cassette for cleaning, see Fig. 38. When refitting the plate,
always ensure that the filter plate is inserted facing upward,
i.e. toward the face-tanner. To ensure this is done correctly,
you should mark the plate accordingly when removing it,
and then refit it in the same way.
To change the metal halogen lamp, grasp the lamp at one
of the flattened ends, and push approximately in the
lengthwise direction in order to remove it from the holder,
see Fig. 39.
The new lamp is inserted in the same way. Ensure that
you do not touch the actual glass of the lamp. Any marks
or fingerprints on the lamp should be cleaned off with
pure alcohol or white spirit.
NEVER USE A FACE TANNER WITH BROKEN OR
CRACKED FILTER GLASSES! Doing so will cause
damage to eyes and facial skin.
Fig. 38
Remove
these
2
screws
Fig. 39
Thermal fuse
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