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Safety .......................................................................................................................................................10 
settings ....................................................................................................................................................34 

description............................................................................................................................................17 
mode ....................................................................................................................................................34 

sieve cylinder....................................................................................................................................23, 33 
skin types ................................................................................................................................................13 
Sound System 

channel selection .................................................................................................................................22 
description............................................................................................................................................18 
switching on and off .............................................................................................................................22 
volume ...........................................................................................................................................21, 22 

spaghetti lamps ................................................................................................................................21, 30 
starting the tanning programme ...........................................................................................................19 
sun protection factor..............................................................................................................................11 
sunbed base 

lamps fitted...........................................................................................................................................43 
UV low pressure lamps........................................................................................................................26 

sunbed canopy 

cleaning/ replacing 

UV low pressure lamps ..................................................................................................29 

lamps fitted...........................................................................................................................................43 
UV low pressure lamps........................................................................................................................26 

sunbed side section 

cleaning/ replacing 

UV low pressure lamps ..................................................................................................28 

lamps fitted...........................................................................................................................................43 

suntan cream ..........................................................................................................................................11 
surround cooling ....................................................................................................................................20 

adjusting the intensity ..........................................................................................................................20 

symbols .....................................................................................................................................................5 

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tanning 

instructions .......................................................................................................................................... 11 

tanning programme ............................................................................................................................... 17 

cooling time ......................................................................................................................................... 17 
tanning time......................................................................................................................................... 17 

tanning times.............................................................................................................................. 11, 12, 13 
technical data ......................................................................................................................................... 41 
timer......................................................................................................................................................... 12 

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UV lamps 

disposal ............................................................................................................................................... 47 
switching off......................................................................................................................................... 19 
switching on......................................................................................................................................... 19 

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warranty .................................................................................................................................................. 49 

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for Classik 475

Page 1: ...fluke but the result of consistent satisfaction of customer wishes and requirements More than 25 years experience give Ergoline a head start in know how for ever more perfection in technical production and quality assurance A convincing tanning performance unmatched comfort and last but not least the excellent workmanship of the product make Ergoline the number one for professional sunbeds ...

Page 2: ...Ergoline Pro Sunbed from the No 1 2 ...

Page 3: ...r the equipment number here This makes handling easier for after sales service repairs and spare parts inquiries refer to section 2 1 The information in this manual is subject to technical modification Reprinting or duplication in whole or in part is not permitted without prior approval and reference to the source ...

Page 4: ...ubjected to numerous quality and safety inspections to guarantee trouble free and safe and reliable operation However you also can do a lot to ensure prolonged satisfaction with your professional sunbed Please read all the information carefully If you follow the tips and information provided in the instructions for use your professional sunbed will give you much joy and pleasure We will be glad to...

Page 5: ...g those of the country in which the sunbed is operated as well as the pertinent laws on environmental protection Attention must always be paid to the local provisions issued by the employers liability insurance association or other supervisory authorities Unauthorized modifications to the professional sunbed exclude liability of the manufacturer for any damages incurred as a result Do not modify c...

Page 6: ...1 Maintenance intervals 4 2 Care and maintenance tasks Cleaning 4 3 Disconnecting the sunbed from the mains preventing from switching on 4 3 1 Disconnecting from mains 4 3 2 Preventing from switching on again 4 4 Replacing and cleaning lamps 4 4 1 Cleaning replacing UV low pressure lamps in the lower section 4 4 2 Cleaning replacing the UV low pressure lamps in the side section 4 4 3 Cleaning repl...

Page 7: ...vironmental declaration 8 1 1 The JK Corporate Group 8 2 Environmental regulations 8 2 1 Disposing of UV low pressure lampsand batteries 8 3 Ergoline Sound System 8 3 1 Important information on use GEMA 9 Warranty 10 EU Conformity 11 Index of keywords ...

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Page 9: ...ct the circular control system TRA This may cause malfunctions in such things as night storage radiators If the professional sunbeds cause this type of interference the sunbed operator is responsible for installing an audio frequency blocking filter in the building wiring system Please consult your electrical company They will be familiar with the technical conditions for connecting as they are ap...

Page 10: ...formance of the professional sunbed will only be guaranteed if It has been assembled and electrically connected in conformity with the German VDE regulations and it is upgraded or repaired by technical personnel and the professional sunbed is used in accordance with these operating instructions 1 5 Care and Maintenance Danger When doing maintenance work that requires opening up the professional su...

Page 11: ...o Cosmetic suntan creams with a sun protection factor are intended to filter out the aggressive rays of the sun Rays of this type are present in Ergoline sunbeds in extremely small quantities so that this type of protection is quite unnecessary Instead the skin should be thoroughly cleaned and dried before each tanning session We particularly recommend treating the skin with the range of special s...

Page 12: ...iolet light from the sun or UV devices may result in premature skin aging and also produce the risk of skin tumors If unprotected the surface of the eye may be subject to inflammation and in some cases excessive exposure may damage the retina This may result in cataracts forming after many repeated exposures The maximum permissible number of exposures per year is 60 43 or 33 refer to section 1 7 1...

Page 13: ...us turbo power Ergoline SD power 25 Ergoline SR turbo power Ergoline SD power 25 Ergoline R plus turbo power Ergoline SD power 25 Model Equipment type Ergoline CLASSIC 475 turbo power UV type 4 UV type 3 UV type 4 UV type 3 UV type 4 UV type 3 1 session 4 8 4 8 4 8 2 session 4 9 4 10 4 10 3 session 5 10 5 12 5 13 4 session 5 11 6 14 6 16 5 session 6 12 7 16 7 18 6 session 6 13 8 18 8 21 7 session ...

Page 14: ...General 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 15: ...f faults or should you have any questions on spare parts always state the equipment number 2 2 1 2 Number plate The equipment number 2 is also given separately on a second plate 6 2 1 3 The position of the name plate number plate 04010 0 Typ Fabr Nummer I Type Serial Number Spannung Voltage Lstg Input UV Typ 400 415V 3N 50Hz 511 35 100 546573 13500 W 4 6 5 The name plate 5 and the number plate 6 a...

Page 16: ...mponent board fan etc 6 Decorative canopy lighting 7 Intermediate panel 8 Acrylic glass panel 9 Front panel with air inlet 10 Lower section UV low pressure lamps 17 pieces 11 Air nozzle surround cooling foot end 12 Shoulder tanner with UV low pressure lamps 4 and spaghetti lamps 9 13 Canopy with UV low pressure lamps 13 and spaghetti lamps 35 14 Surround cooler for the head 15 Control elements of ...

Page 17: ...e to run such as the fan in order to cool off the sunbed 2 4 Settings 04002 0 1 The settings can be changed with the buttons on the control panel 1 as described in section 4 7 1 2 5 Display 04003 0 1 Depending upon the sunbed mode the following will appear in the display 1 The 7 segment display flashes in the display when the the sunbed is in standby mode During the tanning process the tanning tim...

Page 18: ... lighting ST OP ST AR T 04004 0 2 1 1 The lighting effect 1 on the sunbed is activated as soon as the equipment is started up The lighting effects are automatically switched off during the tanning process When the fan has switched off at the end of its cool down time you can switch off the lighting effect by pressing the START STOP button 2 2 7 Sound system1 04005 0 chanel volume 2 1 3 The sound s...

Page 19: ...ness 1 see the coin device instruction for use 3 1 1 Switching on UV Lamps 04030 0 ST OP ST AR T 1 During the warm up phase you can switch on the UV lamps directly using the START STOP button 1 3 1 2 Switching off the UV lamps before ending the programme 04030 0 ST OP ST AR T 1 During tanning time you can switch off the UV lamps by pressing the START STOP button 1 Pressing the START STOP button 1 ...

Page 20: ...n the display 2 F0 F9 04006 0 2 1 Pressing button 1 to during tanning reduces the intensity Pressing button 1 to during tanning increases the intensity 3 1 4 Air conditioning1 04007 0 1 2 The air conditioning is also switched on when starting a tanning session Diode 1 lights up Switching off the air conditioning Pressing button 2 to during tanning switches off the air conditioning The air conditio...

Page 21: ...low pressure lamps 25W 1 on and off The power switch is at step 5 P5 when the sunbed is switched on The tanning intensity is selected by pressing the Power button 2 to or The selected stage P1 P5 is indicated in the display 3 Power switching stages UV low pressure lamps combination 25W in Stage Face Body all on all on all on every 2nd on every 2nd on every 2nd on off every 2nd on off off ...

Page 22: ...anel volume 1 Switching on and off channel selection Different channels can be selected by turning the knob 1 The sound system can also be switched off by turning the knob 1 1 optional 04032 0 chanel volume 2 Volume The volume is turned up or down by turning the knob 2 ...

Page 23: ...decorative lighting low pressure lamp 4 4 4 11122 starter4 decorative lighting 4 4 4 10047 acrylic panel sunbed base 4 2 86004 acrylic panel intermediate 4 2 plastic parts 4 2 sieve cylinder air conditioning system 4 6 2 34967 lamellas air conditioning system 4 6 2 fan3 circulating air 7 76817 fan3 outlet air 7 11595 steel wire3 lifting mechanism 7 51320 draw spring3 7 51241 draw spring3 fall prot...

Page 24: ...plastic surfaces use warm water and a leather Never use aggressive cleaners such as commercially available Sagrotan cleaning agents containing alcohol or essential oils With time these will cause damage that is not covered by the warranty Slight blackening of the leather through contact with the rubber seals may occur duringcleaning this is production related Fast action disinfectant by Sagrotan 1...

Page 25: ...ting from switching on again Danger Accidental switching on again of the sunbed can cause very serious accidents As soon as the sunbed has been disconnected you must secure all disconnected switches and fuses against being accidentally switched on again Secure the fuse box with a padlock On automatic cut outs that cannot be removed a length of adhesive tape bearing the words Do not switch on DANGE...

Page 26: ...Lamps fitted refer to section 6 3 04062 0 1 2 3 Low pressure lamps UV low pressure lamps 1 in canopy side section and base of the sunbed UV low pressure lamps 25W 2 in the canopy and side section of the sunbed Low pressure lamp 3 for decorative lighting in the sunbed canopy ...

Page 27: ...base up until the supports lock in Remove the intermediary panel 1 04033 0 3 4 Remove the lamp covers 3 at the head and foot ends Remove the UV low pressure lamps 4 and change cleaning with a damp cloth if necessary Installation Insert the UV low pressure lamps with the lettering towards the foot end and rotate by 90 degrees 1 4 turn until they catch The lettering is on the visible side of the UV ...

Page 28: ...tion 4 3 Unscrew the screws 1 at the head and foot ends and carefully fold down the acrylic panel 2 04022 0 4 3 Remove the UV low pressure lamps 3 and 4 and change cleaning with a damp cloth if necessary Installation Insert the UV low pressure lamps with the lettering towards the foot end and rotate by 90 degrees 1 4 turn until they catch The lettering is on the visible side of the UV low pressure...

Page 29: ...when opening it 04014 0 4 3 1 2 Hold the acrylic panel 1 and unscrew the screws 2 at the head and foot ends with an Allen key Carefully fold down acrylic panel 1 and place on the base Remove the UV low pressure lamps 3 and 4 and change cleaning with a damp cloth if necessary Installation Insert the UV low pressure lamps with the lettering towards the foot end and rotate by 90 degrees 1 4 turn unti...

Page 30: ... Risk of injury from falling acrylic panel Hold the acrylic panel securely when opening it 04013 0 1 2 Hold the acrylic panel 1 and unscrew the screws 2 at the head and foot ends with an Allen key Carefully fold down acrylic panel 1 and place on the base 04019 0 1 2 3 Remove the front 5 UV low pressure lamps Unscrew the 8 screws 1 of the lamp base 2 and fold down the lamp base Remove and change th...

Page 31: ...filter mats Disconnect sunbed and secure against accidentally being switched on again refer to section 4 3 Unlock the trough with an Allen key at the trough lock catch B Fold up the trough 1 together with the sunbed base 04020 0 2 2 2 Pull out the filter cassettes 2 to the top Fold up the filter cassette 4 and change the filter mat 5 cleaning if necessary Installation Assemble in reverse order ...

Page 32: ...itioning unit 4 6 1 Emptying the overflow tank 1 B A 04018 0 Removal Disconnect sunbed and secure against accidentally being switched on again refer to section 4 3 Unlock the trough 1 with an Allen key at the trough lock catch B Fold up the trough 1 together with the sunbed base 04024 0 1 2 Unscrew the catch 1 and remove together with the floater Pull the overflow tank 2 out of its retainer and em...

Page 33: ...on again refer to section 4 3 Unlock the trough 1 with an Allen key at the trough lock Fold up the trough 1 together with the sunbed base 2 3 1 04025 0 Loosen the screws 1 and lift up the suction pipe 2 Remove and clean the sieve cylinder 3 04026 0 Remove dirt from the lamellas on the front of the air conditioner with a vacuum cleaner Installation Assemble in reverse order ...

Page 34: ...ive seconds when the sunbed is not in tanning mode 04061 0 2 The reference number of the current function and its current setting will appear in the display 2 alternately The unit will be switched back to stand by mode automatically 30 seconds after last pressing the button 04037 0 3 4 To change values Both buttons are required to change values Surround cooler button 3 STOP START button 4 The foll...

Page 35: ...set value to ex works setting Press START STOP button 4 Operating time of the decorative lighting To set to between 1 to 1440 minutes Press surround cooling button 3 towards or If the maximum value is exceeded the decorative lighting switches onto permanent operation The reading ON is shown in the display Fan cool down time To set to between 1 to 10 minutes Press surround cooling button 3 towards ...

Page 36: ...Maintenance 36 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 37: ...k whether the fuse FI safety switch is switched on 4 3 1 Starter is defective not plugged in correctly Change starter insert correctly 4 4 1 up to 4 4 3 Filter mats soiled Change filter mats 4 5 Insufficient supply and exhaust air Check supply and exhaust air 4 5 UV low pressure lamp is defective not plugged in correctly Change the UV low pressure lamp insert correctly 4 4 1 up to 4 4 3 Low pressu...

Page 38: ...ocalization of the cause of the error If a fault occurs the error code flashes alternately with E Error in the display 1 If several errors occur the error messages are displayed alternately S ta rt S to p 04030 0 1 Elimination of the error is acknowledged by pressing the STOP START button 1 Please inform the after sales service if you are unable to eliminate the error see section 7 ...

Page 39: ...ection Check whether the canopy side is closed locked correctly 4 4 1 ff Switch bed and trough Check whether bed and trough is locked correctly 4 4 1 ff Wind vane switch does not switch on when fan is running Inform after sales service 7 Wind vane switch does not switch off 1 minute after switching off the fan Inform after sales service 7 Emergency switch off time exceeded Inform after sales servi...

Page 40: ...Fault cause and remedy 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 41: ...ic 475 Rated power consumption without air conditioning 8 6 kW Rated power consumption with air conditioning 9 7 kW Article number Refer to Section 2 1 Rated voltage 400 415V 3N Rated frequency 50 Hz Rated fusing 3 x 25 A slow blow Conformity mark We reserve the right to make technical modifications ...

Page 42: ... 2 Dimensions 04028 0 B1 H3 H2 H1 Height open H1 mm 1 570 Height closed H2 mm 1 150 Height with air outlets H3 mm 1 740 Width B1 mm 1 185 04027 0 L1 B2 L2 Length L1 mm 2 340 Length ergonomic surface L2 mm 2 035 Width ergonomic surface B2 mm 820 ...

Page 43: ...2 1 Lamp type Part no Radiation equipment UV type 1 Ergoline SD power 25 W UV low pressure lamp 25 W 11122 131 41 171 Ergoline SR turbo power UV low pressure lamps 160 W 10855 35 9 Ergoline SD power 25 W UV low pressure lamp 25 W 11122 4 131 41 171 Ergoline R plus turbo power UV low pressure lamps 140 W 10855 3 1 depending on sunbed version ...

Page 44: ...Technical data 44 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 45: ...our after sales service Our fully trained personnel will provide you with fast expert repairs using genuine Ergoline parts Ergoline GmbH genuine parts are always made in accordance with state of the art technology After sales service Ergoline GmbH Rottbitzer Straße 69 After sales service 53604 Bad Honnef Rottbitze Telephone 49 0 22 24 818 861 Fax 49 0 22 24 818 205 ...

Page 46: ...After sales service 46 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 47: ...onmental regulations 8 2 1 Disposing of UV low pressure lampsand batteries UV low pressure lamps contain luminescents and other waste containing mercury Batteries contain heavy metal compounds In conformity with the German regulations governing recycling and waste disposal KrWAbfG 1 and local waste disposal provisions UV lamps and batteries must be disposed of and appropriate certification of disp...

Page 48: ...lations when playing background music in the studio For information please get in contact with your District Office responsible for your place of residence or business MCPS Mechanical Copyright Protection Society Ltd Elgar House 41 Streatham High Road London SW16 1ER Telephone 44 0 208 769 440 Fax 44 0 208 8378 7420 1 optional ...

Page 49: ...ime Ergoline refuses to take or culpably delays corrective action Claims beyond this in particular claims to compensation for damage that does not arise on the equipment itself or results from corrective action or from the delivery of replacement parts being made too late are excluded The foregoing exclusion does not apply if Ergoline is guilty of intent or gross negligence or the product is missi...

Page 50: ...Warranty EU Conformity 50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 51: ...ications 38 disposal 47 E electromagnetic compatibility 9 environmental declaration 47 environmental regulations 47 48 equipment number 3 15 Ergoline genuine parts 10 Ergoline GmbH 45 Ergoline skin care products 11 EU Conformity 49 export 9 10 F face tanner adjusting the intensity 20 fault table 37 filter mats changing in the canopy 32 changing in the front panel 31 33 G general safety instruction...

Page 52: ...ed base lamps fitted 43 UV low pressure lamps 26 sunbed canopy cleaning replacing UV low pressure lamps 29 lamps fitted 43 UV low pressure lamps 26 sunbed side section cleaning replacing UV low pressure lamps 28 lamps fitted 43 suntan cream 11 surround cooling 20 adjusting the intensity 20 symbols 5 T tanning instructions 11 tanning programme 17 cooling time 17 tanning time 17 tanning times 11 12 ...

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Page 54: ...e GmbH Köhlershohner Straße D 53578 Windhagen Tel 49 0 2224 818 0 Fax 49 0 2224 818 116 Internet www ergoline de A member of the JK group of companies Printed in Germany Order No 86938 Index _ en Edition 03 2001 ...

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