Dr. Kern Tan Can 4000 User manual

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29492854 / 08.06 20013492
INSTALLATION AND USER'S GUIDE
FOR SUNSHOWER
Tan Can 4000
Tan Can 8000

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Contents
Please note! ........................................................................................................................ 3
Interesting facts about tanning ........................................................................................ 3
General safety precautions ............................................................................................... 3
Tanning times ..................................................................................................................... 4
Tanning program ............................................................................................................... 4
After tanning........................................................................................................................ 4
System installation............................................................................................................... 5
Operation ............................................................................................................................ 9
Operation ia external timer control .................................................................................. 9
Modification to coin box operation .................................................................................. 11
Resetting to timer operation .............................................................................................. 11
Freeze the appointed time.................................................................................................. 11
Timer adjustment ................................................................................................................11
Cleaning the sunshower and the acrylic plates ............................................................ 12
Replacing UV tubes and starters ..................................................................................... 12
System exhaust configuration ......................................................................................... 12
Technical specifications .................................................................................................... 12
Warranty ............................................................................................................................ 13

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Dear Customer,
With your purchase of a Dr. KERN ta i g system, you
have opted for a tech ically superior, high-performa ce
u it. Our productio staff has made every effort to e sure
the reliable, trouble-free operatio of your Dr. KERN
system.
There is also a great deal that you ca do to e ha ce
your satisfactio a d exte d the life of your ta i g system.
Please read the User's Guide carefully a d i stall the
equipme t i accorda ce with the i stallatio i structio s
e closed. Proper i stallatio is esse tial to flawless
ta i g system performa ce.
Please note!
The ta i g system is desig ed for a fixed co ectio
with separator to a 380-400 V 3NAC power outlet (or for
a CEE plug co ector). I the eve t of power cable
replaceme t, o ly type H05W-5 FG 1.52 cable may be
used.
The ta i g system must be i stalled i a dry room a d
kept free of exposure to spray or drop moisture. Maxi-
mum relative humidity a d room temperature should ot
exceed 70% a d 28°C, respectively. Higher room
temperatures ge erate higher temperatures o the be ch
surface a d u der the su hood.
Air i take slots a d hot air exhaust ve ts o the cooli g
fa s must ot be blocked or covered, as the system may
otherwise overheat.
I case of fa failure-which results i u usual heati g of
the ta i g applia ce-tur the equipme t off immediately.
Always disconnect the system from the power source
when performing work on the system (replacement of
tubes/bulbs and starters or cleaning operations).
Repairs to the ta i g system may be carried out o ly by
a locally certified electricia or by pla t customer service
perso el.
Whe i stalli g the ta i g system, please e sure that
the floor has sufficie t load-beari g capacity (mi . 4.5
KN/m2 ). If the capacity is lower, the i staller must fur ish
appropriate docume tatio .
The acrylic plates i the system have prove to be
i compatible with several cosmetics a d clea sers
curre tly o the market. Compatibility with our product
ECOCLEAN has bee tested, a d the use of these products
is safe for the equipme t. We assume o liability for
damage to the acrylic plates caused by chemical products
of other ma ufacturers.
Attention!
This unit has an exhaust air system which only works
properly with an sufficient incoming and outgoing air.
The warranty expires if the requirements will not be
fulfilled.
Interesting facts about tanning
The radiatio of the ta i g u its is of a optimal
compositio . The special lamps emit a particularly high
proportio of mild UV-A ta i g rays. This avoids su bur
while allowi g the ski to ta i the shortest possible
time.
Aside from the cosmetic effects, reaso able exposure to
ta i g rays ca promote overall physical well-bei g
a d may, i additio , have a favorable i flue ce o a
variety of ski disorders. Perso s with k ow health
disorders, however, should always co sult a physicia
prior to ta i g. The ta i g applia ce ca produce its
optimal ta i g effect o ly whe ormal preco ditio s
which are required for ta i g i su light are prese t.
The radiatio of the ta i g applia ce will have o
ta i g effect o perso s whose ski does ot ta i
su light.
General safety precautions
UV applia ces must ot be used by perso s who su bur
i su light without ta i g their ski (Ski type I), perso s
who show a te de cy to su bur , childre u der 16 years
of age, or by perso s who have suffered from ski ca cer
or who have a te de cy to do so.
The recomme datio s specific to the i dividual u it
regardi g the ta i g times a d radiatio i tervals must
be observed.
Do ot use the system if the time co trol u it is defective
or the filter glass is broke .
Ultraviolet exposure (radiatio ) from the su or from UV
applia ces ca lead to damage to the ski or eyes. The-
se biological effects depe d o the type a d qua tity of
exposure (radiatio ), as well as o the se sitivity of the
ski of the i dividual.
The ski may exhibit su bur after excessive ta i g.
Overly freque t repetitio of ultraviolet ta i g sessio s
with su light or UV applia ces may lead to premature
agi g of the ski as well as to a i creased risk of ski
tumors.
Without the use of protective eyewear, eyes ca become
i flamed o the surface, a d i certai cases excessive
exposure to UV light may damage the reti a. Ma y
repeated ta i g sessio s may lead to the formatio of
grey cataracts.
Special care must be take i cases of particular se sitivity
of some i dividuals to ultraviolet radiatio , as well as i
cases where certai medicatio s or cosmetics are bei g

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Tanning Times
Ski type Descriptio Desig atio Max. su light
exposure time
without
protectio
Reactio to su light
Su bur Ta i g
Ski : extremely light
Freckles: very oticeable
Hair: reddish
Eyes: blue, seldom brow
Nipples: very light
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Celtic type
(2%)
o ly,
severe,
pai ful
o e,
redde i g,
tur s white after 1-2
days, ski peels
5-10
mi utes
Ski : somewhat darker tha I
Freckles: seldom
Hair: blo de to brow
Eyes: blue, gree , brow
Nipples: light
II
10-20
mi utes
egligible,
ski
peels
always,
severe,
pai ful
light-ski ed
Europea
(12%)
III
Ski : light to light brow
Freckles: o e
Hair: dark blo de, brow
Eyes: grey, brow
Nipples: darker
dark-ski ed
Europea
(78%)
20-30
mi utes
averageseldom,
moderate
Ski : light brow , olive
Freckles: o e
Hair: dark brow
Eyes: dark
Nipples: dark
IV
Mediterra ea
type
(8%)
40
mi utes
quick
a d
deep
egligible
Therefore, the followi g safety precautio s must be
observed:
Always use protective goggles.
Remove cosmetics in time for tanning and do not
use any type of sunscreen agent.
Do not tan when taking medication which increases
the sensitivity of the skin to ultraviolet radiation. If in
doubt, consult a physician.
Always leave a break of one day between tanning
sessions and do not have a sunbath on the same
day.
Follow recommendations concerning tanning times,
intervals and distances.
Visit your physician if the skin displays persistent
swelling, sores or pigmented moles.
After tanning
It is advisable to apply a moisturizi g lotio to the ski
after ta i g.
Tanning program
Usi g data which coordi ates ski types with the radiatio
source i tegrated i your ta i g system,
a ta i g program has bee determi ed for your ta i g
system i accorda ce with the recomme datio s of EN
60-335-2-27. This program accompa ies your ta i g
system as pri ted matter.
The beginning and maximum exposure times must not
be exceeded.

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System assembly is described step by step i the followi g
sectio s. Please e sure that electrical wiri g a d
co ectio is performed by a certified electricia i
keepi g with VDU a d local EVU regulatio s.
ÀBaseplate
Begi the assembly by removi g the baseplate (D)
from package 4, a d placi g it at the i te ded locatio
of the system.
Note:
The baseplate must be placed flat and level! For
orie tatio purposes, the rear positio i g to gue is
provided with a adhesive label.
E
A
B
C
Fig. 1
D
Fig. 2
ÁRight tanning element
Remove the right eleme t (A) from package 1. You must
ow carry out the i itial assembly of the two sta d
feet.
Stand foot, facing side lower right:
From the accessory pack, take the sta d foot (4), two
M10 uts (5) a d washers (6), a d assemble the foot
as show i Fig. 3.
Fig. 3
4
5/6
Stand foot, facing side lower left:
From the accessory pack, take the sta d foot (7), two
M10 uts (5) a d washers (6), a d assemble the foot
as show i Fig. 4
Fig. 4
7
6
5
E sure that the i stallatio plate of the sta d foot is
correctly positio ed for co ectio to the ext eleme t
(Fig. 4).
ÂLeft tanning element
Remove the left eleme t (B) from package 2, a d
assemble the sta d foot (8) as follows:
From accessory pack 2, take 2 dista ce collars (9), two
M10 uts (10) a d 2 lock-washers (11), a d assemble
as show i Fig. 5.
Note: The beari g (12) for the door eleme t is already
fitted i sta d foot (8).
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12
10/11
8
Fig. 5
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System Installation
The system is delivered i several separately packed
sectio s for tra sport to its fi al i stallatio poi t. The
complete package co tai s the followi g i dividual
eleme ts:
A right ta i g eleme t (package 3)
B. left ta i g eleme t (package 2)
C. door ta i g eleme t (package 1)
D. base
E. exhaust u it

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Fig. 6
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ÃInstalling the tanning elements
preassembled in steps 2 and 3
I stallatio of the right eleme t
Lift the eleme t a d place it i the to gues provided
(13 + 1) i the baseplate (Figs. 6 a d 7).
Note!
The element will need to be held in place by one
person.
Fig. 7
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Installation of the left element
Lift the eleme t a d place the lower right side o the
i stallatio plate of the sta d foot (7) (Fig. 8).
Fig. 8
7
6
5
Now lift the sta d foot (8) o the lower left side i to the
positio i g to gue (14) i the baseplate (Fig. 9).
The curre t assembly co ditio is show i Fig. 10.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
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13
14
Bolting together the two elements at stand foot (7).
For this step, you will eed two M10 uts (5) a d 2 lock-
washers (6) from the accessory pack (Fig. 8).
Bolting together the two elements at the top
For this step, you will eed the i stallatio plate (15), 4 uts
(5) a d 4 lock-washers (6) from the accessory pack.
M10 bolts (16) are provided i the upper sectio s of both
eleme ts. Place the i stallatio plate with its holes over
the bolts (16), a d fix it firmly i place usi g the uts (Fig.
11.
The two ta i g eleme ts are ow assembled.
Note: Check the correct position in relation to the
baseplate and the aligned position!
Note! Both elements must be held in the upright position
until they are bolted together.
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15
Fig. 11
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16
16
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ÄInstallation of the exhaust unit
Remove the followi g parts of the exhaust u it (E) from
package 4:
- Ceili g plate (17) with i tegral ce tral fa a d
operati g pa el (18)
- Exhaust duct (19) with two bypass hoses (20)
These two parts must be bolted together. To do this,
remove the pre-assembled bolts (21) from the ceili g
plate (17), place the exhaust duct with its attachme t
holes i positio o the ceili g plate, a d the refit the
bolts (21) (Fig. 12).
Fig. 12
21
20 19
Fig. 13
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18
Note: The operating panel (18) must not be bolted to the
lower plate yet!
The complete exhaust u it is ow lifted o to the ta i g
eleme ts (Fig. 13).
Now place the attachme t holes i the exhaust u it over
the matchi g holes i the ta i g eleme ts.
Use 6 hex-head bolts (22) with washers (23) from the
accessory pack to bolt the exhaust u it i place (Fig. 14)
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22
Fig. 14
Now bolt the operati g pa el (18) to the lower ceili g
plate (Fig. 13), usi g the bolts provided i the accessory
pack.
The followi g auxiliary eleme ts are built i to to ceili g
plate of the TAN CAN 8000
- 2 air jets for the head area
- 2 loudspeakers for co ectio to a exter al audio
system
- co trol u it
Fig. 15
Å Installing the door element
Remove the door eleme t (C) from package 3.
Note: The retai i g bolt (25) for the castor, a d the
upper a d lower beari gs (27) a d (32) are already
fitted to the door eleme t (Figs. 16 - 18).
Fig. 16
26
25
Fig. 17
24
27
8
12

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Now screw the castor (26) o to the retai i g bolt (25) (Fig.
16).
Lift the door eleme t with the pre-assembled beari g
bolt (27) o to the i stallatio plate (12), a d slide the
beari g i to place.
To assemble the upper beari g (Fig. 18), you will eed the
i stallatio plate (28), which is first loosely assembled
usi g the two threaded bolts (29), the uts (30) a d lock-
washers (31).
Swi g the door eleme t over the i stallatio plate (28) so
that the upper beari g poi t of the door eleme t (32) is
positio ed opposite the ope i g i the i stallatio plate
(28).
Now let the i stallatio plate (28) drop dow over the
upper beari g, a d tighte the two uts (30) firmly (Fig.
18).
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28
30
31
Fig. 18
32
ÆElectrical connection of the elements
All 3 eleme ts have their electrical co ectio s at the
top, a d are co ected to the co trol u it (33) by mea s
of the 3 plugs (34 - 36) (Fig. 19).
Fig. 19
3334 35
36
ÇInstalling the upper trim panels
Fi ally, fit the three trim pa els (37) arou d the upper
edge of the system (Fig. 20), usi g for each pa el two
self-tappi g screws (38) o the outside, a d two M4
screws i the ce tral area.
E sure that a dista ce sleeve is placed betwee the
trim pa el a d rear wall of the u it at each attachme t
poi t.
32
28
37
38
Fig. 20
ÈInstallation of main connection cable / cover
panel
The mai co ectio cable (39) is pre-assembled to
the co trol u it (33), a d lies rolled up o the exhaust
u it.
Take the cable (39) a d lead it dow alo g the side of
the system (Fig. 21).
The fit the cable te sio -relief device (40) (from the
accessory pack) to the cable (Fig. 22).
Now remove the cover pa el (41) from package 3, a d
fit it as show i Fig. 23.
Note: The existi g screws i the rear walls are used
for the attachme t of the cover pa el (41). These screws
must be removed before fitti g the cover pa el.
Fig. 21
33 = Co trol u it
34 = Co ectio cable, right eleme t
35 = Co ectio cable, left eleme t
36 = Co ectio cable, door eleme t
39 = Mai co ectio cable
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Fig. 25
ON/OFF
8.8.
ÀÁ ÄÃÂ
Fig. 24
Fig. 23
Co ect the mai power cable to the mai s power source
usi g a fixed co ectio or a plug co ectio (CECON
plug).
The system is ow ready for operatio .
Fig. 22
41
40
39
The ta i g u it will be switched o by usi g the O /Off-
switch À (fig. ) at the digital-timer.
With the keys à a d Ä (fig. 25) you ca select your ta i g
time (max. 30 mi utes).
Ä= up, Ã=dow
After loose of time the digital timer of the ta i g u it switches
off automatically.
After ta i g sessio the u it is switchi g over to after
cooli g mode for 3 mi utes.
Operation
Attention: he switches Á and  are inoperable
in this tanning appliance.
Operation via external timer control
Further o you ca use your ta i g u it via exter al
timer co trol (e.g. coi box). The co ectio is to be made
accordi g to the followi g wiri g diagram.
Please pay atte tio , that a co trol li e for the fa delay
has to be available i either case.
The co ectio li e betwee the applicatio a d the
exter al timer co trol is i ducted i to the applia ce
besides the mai co ectio li e a d applied to the
co ectio termi al (fig.26).

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Fig. 26
control board
Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3
1C
main fan
main connection
coin box
coin box
(use only coin box with fan delay)
C1= capacitor 5µF
SD = inductor for earth conductor
1K=
contactor for fans
2K=
contactor for lamps
rechts/rightTür/door links/left
remove jumper
fan
L
time
N
4
NPE
123
L1 L2 N PE
4213
PEL3 N
1234
L1 N time
1324
LN L
1234
PE N startup
SD
PE N L3 L2 L1
LN
time
time
fan
NC
L
L
N
N
PE
TH
gn-ye br bl grey
bl
24 146A2264
31135A1531
14 A2 13 A1
K2K1
2Kl 1Kl
1Bu 2Bu Bu3
3
Kl Kl4