Philips Sunstudio HB595/A User manual

ServiceManual
Philips DomesticAppliances and Personal Care
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Sunstudio
HB595/A
06/09
PRODUCT INFORMATION
- MOST REPAIRS HAVE TO BE DONE WITH HELP
OF A SECOND PERSON.
- The acrylic sheets can be cleaned with a moist cloth and
some washing-up liquid.
Avoid the use of alcohol, alcohol based cleaners, petrol
acetone or abrasives! These substances can cause
irreparable damage to the sheets.
- Always use protecting goggles when looking in the
direction of burning lamps.
- Interchange starters, lamps or ballasts to establish
whether they are defective. If they are not defective,
check the internal wiring, especially that connected to
the lamp holders.
- An unusual early blackening of the end of the TL’s points
to a wiring fault or a defective starter.
- New HPA lamps may show colour differences.
This is not a defect, but a characteristic phenomenon of
lamps of this type.
The discolorations disappear after a short period of use.
- When exchanging the HPA lamp, make sure you do
not touch the new lamp with your bare hands, as finger
prints could burn in and reduce the lamp’s performance.
- After repair, always check whether the glass pane has
been properly mounted.
- If the canopy and/or couch have to be placed on the
floor, put them on the floor with the tube lamps facing
downwards to avoid internal damage.
- Used-up or broken lamps are chemical waste and must be
disposed of in the appropriate manner.
50
30
50
Free space in cm
Wall

HB595/A
ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
µC
µC
L
N
Buz
GND
12V -12Vdc -5V
9V
User interface Sound PCB
Canopy
Couch
Safety
relais
Power
PCB
Tr6
Tr2
Tr1
Tr3
Tr4
Tr5
GND
61
5
7
9
10
S
SLa25S
11x
100W L25
C4
NTC5
La16
L16
La15
11 x TL
L15 -t
C5
NTC6
-t 1
2
1
2
1
2
M6 M7 M8
2
1
M22
1
M1
47
BARe2
69
1
2
Amplifier
BTL 12V
Ls
Ls
13 x TL
La11
S
La10
S
La13
S
4x
100W
L11
L10
La5
S
La4
S
La9
S
5x
80W
L6
L5
L9
L13
La12
S
L12
La2
S
La1
S
La4
S
4x
100W
L2
L1
L4
La3
S
L3
C3
NTC3
-t
C2
NTC2
-t
C1
NTC1
-t
96
BA
Re1
74
BA
Re3
96
74
La14 21
12
SK2 12 SK112
21
100W
L14a
21
100W
L14b
21
80W
L14c
S14
3
21
NTC4
-t
M3
2
1
2
1
M4 M5
Bodycooler
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HB595/A
- Operating voltage : 230 V, 50 Hz
- Power consumption : approx. 3150 W
- Lamp canopy : 8 x TL Cleo
Performance 100 W-S-R
: 5 x TL Cleo
Performance 80 W-S-R
: 1 x HPA HP400SH
- Lamp couch : 11 x TL Cleo
Performance 100 W-S-R
- Ballast canopy : 8 x TL + 1 x HPA - 100W
: 5 x TL + 2 x HPA - 80 W
- Ballast couch : 11 x 100 W
- Starter canopy : 13 x S12 / Cleo sunstarter
: 1 x Magnetek ZG 4,5
- Starter couch : 11 x S12 / Cleo sunstarter
- Timer : 30 min. (digital)
- Safety : , Cenelec, UV-type III
- Mains cord : 3 m, 2 x 1.5 mm², class II plug
- Tanning field : 195 x 80 cm
- Dimensions : 214 x 100 x 92 cm (L x W x H)
- Weight canopy : approx. 65 kg
- Weight couch : approx. 64 kg
- Protecting goggles : 2 x HB072
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
DISASSEMBLY & REPAIR INSTRUCTION
- Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
Replacement of lamps/starters
- Remove the end cover at the head of the canopy by undoing
the screws.
- First pull the acrylic sheet approx. 10 cm out of the
appliance. Then undo the snap strip on the rear side of the
canopy. Do the same with the snap strip on the front side.
- Remove the acrylic sheet.
- Now the tube lamps and starters can be removed.
- The lamps and starters of the couch can in principle be
replaced in the same way.
Check on internal wiring
- Remove the push rivets in the top cover with an appropriate
knife or screwdriver.
- Remove the end cover at the head of the canopy by undoing
the screws.
- Pull the top cover approx. 10 cm out of the appliance.
- Pull the top cover on both sides out of the groove of the
side panel and place it on a soft surface.
- Now the ballasts, lamp holders and internal wiring can be
checked.
- The internal wiring of the couch can be checked in the
same way.
- However, the canopy must be removed first with help of a
second person.
- Do not forget to pull the connecting cable out of the socket.
Replacement of gas spring
- Remove the acrylic sheet as described under ‘replacement of
lamps/starters’.
- Remove the top cover as described under ‘check on internal
wiring’.
- Loosen the connecting wires of the body cooler and remove
the end cover by undoing the screws.
- Fold the canopy up and have a second person lock it in this
position.
- Now the gas springs can be removed.
Replacement of timer
- Remove the end cover on the side where the timer is
located.
- Pull the top cover on this side out of the groove of the side
panel.
- Now the timer panel with timer can be taken out.
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HB595/A
TANNING MEASUREMENT
- The measuring data indicated below where established with help of an UVX 36 meter and may only be checked with this
equipment, since the values measured are relative values.
- The measurements must be taken after approx. 5 minutes in the centre of the tanning field and at the distance indicated.
- The following aspects must be checked or the following preliminary measurements must be taken:
• Mains voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz
• Room temperature 22 - 28 °C
• Check the fans for failure-free operation as optimal tanning is only guaranteed at the correct operating temperatures
• Clean the lamps, the acrylic sheets and the glass pane.
- With regard to the minimum values indicated below, you should bear in mind that this is not an absolute value at which the
lamps must be replaced.
- Depending on the skin type, the tanning session may also be extended so that the lamps can be used a little longer.
UVX 36 meter distance in cm output in mW/cm² NEW
(approx.)
Output in mW/cm²
MIN
(approx.)
Couch 2.5 cm from acrylic sheet couch 9.5 6.6
Canopy 30 cm from acrylic sheet couch 10.0 7.0
Canopy beneath the
facial tanner 2.5 cm from acrylic sheet couch, and on 14 cm from edge of the end cover 5.2 3.6
Note: Switch SK1 of facial tanner in position ’HIGH’.
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HB595/A
PARTS LIST COUCH + CANOPY
5-11
Item Service code Description
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
9965 000 19744
9965 000 19768
9965 000 19769
4822 146 10792
4822 146 10791
4822 320 11909
4822 321 11313
9965 000 19746
9965 000 40920
9965 000 01935
4822 361 10966
9965 000 40985
9965 000 40921
9965 000 26732
9965 000 26734
9965 000 40922
9965 000 40923
9965 000 19773
4822 271 30619
4822 252 11301
9965 000 16185
4822 325 20102
9965 000 19774
4822 214 12272
9965 000 20802
9280 047 21920
9280 057 21920
4222 062 94600
9965 000 40924
End cover canopy
Fan complete
Fan housing
Ballast 80 W
Ballast 100 W
Connecting cable
Mains flex EU
Gas spring 1500 N
Insulating cover
Rubber sealing
Fan
Soft start power PCB
Insulating cover
Amplifier PCB assy
Speaker assy
User interface
Side cover front canopy
Fan HPA complete
Micro switch
Aut. cutout 75 °C
HP400SH UVA lamp
Lamp holder HPA
Reflector unit
Starter HPA
Acrylic sheet canopy
TL Cleo Performance 80 W-S-R
TL Cleo Performance 100 W-S-R
Capacitor 50 µF/250 V
Mounting set
Item Service code Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
9965 000 19730
9280 057 21920
4822 265 10944
4222 062 94580
4222 062 94570
4822 219 80258
4822 255 10374
4822 255 10375
4822 532 12791
9965 000 40915
9965 000 19735
9965 000 19736
9965 000 19737
4822 502 14539
9965 000 19753
9965 000 19765
9965 000 40916
9965 000 40917
4822 146 10791
9965 000 11520
9965 000 11521
9965 000 40918
9965 000 19767
9965 000 19743
9965 000 40919
Acrylic sheet couch
TL Cleo Performance 100 W-S-R
2-p socket
NTC resistor 22 W
Connector 8S
Starter S12/Cleo sunstarter
Lamp/starter holder
Lamp holder
Push rivet
Insulating cover
Insulating prop
Bottom cover couch
End cover couch
S.t. screw 4.8 x 19
Set of legs
Rivet 6 mm
Side cover back couch
Click strip
Ballast 100 W
Fan complete
Fan cover
Side cover front couch
Set of decorative covers
Cover canopy
Side cover back canopy