ProSun RenuvaSkin S4800 User manual

12 MINUTES
User Manual S4800
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Contact Information
CONGRATULATIONS on your ProSun®purchase!
Please make sure you read this manual carefully before using this equipment and specifically
the maintenance schedule. Keep this manual available for future reference. If you have any
questions please contact ProSun directly.
ProSun International LLC
2442 23rd Street North
Saint Petersburg FL 33713
Toll Free: [phone]
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
For all customer service related questions please contact our service department.
Toll Free: [phone]
WARNING!
ProSun has drawn up a maintenance schedule to ensure good
performance and maximum life of your unit. It is strongly recommended
to adhere to these service instructions and intervals. Always disconnect
the power before starting any maintenance work or cleaning!!
Read all the instructions thoroughly, failure to do so may result in:
• Serious death or injury
• Damage to the device or environment
WARNING: No modcation of this equipment is allowed.
For the safety of yourself and others around you please read all the
following instructions thoroughly. Please allow all operators of this
equipment to read these instructions.
COPYRIGHT
ProSun International LLC
The contents may not be duplicated (in whole or part), distributed or
utilized for competitive purposes without authorization or disclosed to
other parties. Changes cannot be made to the information herein.
WARNING!
WARNING!

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Table of Contents
Important Customer Information ........................................................................... 5
Who Should Use, Read, & Understand this Manual ...................................... 5
Warning Signs & Symbols ….................................................................................. 5
Preparing the Product For Use .............................................................................. 8
Export …....................................................................................................... 8
Transportation ….......................................................................................... 8
Delivery …..................................................................................................... 9
Ventilation ….................................................................................................. 9
Installation & Set-up …................................................................................. 9
Environmental Conditions for Transport & Storage ........................................ 9
Enviromental Conditions for Operation...........................................................9
ComissioningoftheEquipment…….........................….....................………..11
Equipment Components & Description …………………………….................... 11
Device Description ...................................................................................... 11
Lamp Conguration ……….......…............................................……………. 12
Dimensions ............................................................................................................13
Equipment Dimensions …........................................................................... 13
Technical Data ....................................................................................................... 14
Electrical Specications ..................................................……................... 14
Electrical Requirements .....………………………...………………………..... 15
Electrical Connections …....……………………………………………………. 16
Before Your Session ............................................................................................. 17
Make-up&Cosmetics...............................................................................…17
Jewelry ........................................................................................................ 17
Hair&LooseItems .......................................................................................17
Medications ................................................................................................. 17
ContactLenses............................................................................................17
After the Session ................................................................................................... 18
Cleaning ...................................................................................................... 18
Cleaning the Acrylics .................................................................................. 18
Operation of the Equipment ............................................................................... 19
Obligations of the Business Operator …...................................................... 19
Sta󰀨 Training ….......................................................................................... 19

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How to Operate the Equipment ……………………………………………………….. 19
Normal Equipment Operation & Software ………..……………………............... 20
Operating Modes ………………………………………………………………........ 20
Standby Mode ………………………………………………………...................... 20
InSessionMode………………………………………………………......................20
Cool Down Mode ………………………………………………………………........ 20
Service Mode ………………………………………………………………………… 20
Starting the Session ……..........………………………………………………...... 21
Stopping the Session ……............……………………………………………….... 21
Customer Concerns .................................……............................................................ 22
Storing the Device ....................................................................................................... 22
Decommissioning Your Unit .............................................................................. 22
Storage ............................................................................................................. 22
Disposal ........................................................................................................... 22
ControlFunctions.........................................................................................................23
Indicator Lights ……………………………………………………………………… 24
ReadingtheHourCounters&Software..............................................................29
Error Messages ………………………………………………………………………………30
Care & Maintenance .................................................................................................. 31
Basic Care Maintenance ……………………………………………………………. 32
Maintenance Schedule …………………………………………………………….. 32
Cleaning & Disinfecting Acrylics ............…………............................................. 33
Cleaning Plastic Surfaces ………………...………………………………………. 34
Cleaning Lamps …………………………….………………………………………. 34
Cleaning the Machine ……………………..………………………………………. 34
Maintenance by Skilled Persons …………………………………………………. 34
Troubleshooting Guide ............................................................................................... 35
Replacement of Components ……………….……………........................................... 36
Longevity ofAcrylics ………………………………………………………………… 36
Longevity of Lamps ……………………………………………………………..…… 36
Disposal of Lamps …………………………………………………………………… 36
Technical Modications ……………………………………………………………... 36
Replacing Acrylics ........................................................................................... 37
Replacing the Lamps ....................................................................................... 38
Assembly Introduction …………...………………………………………………....…… 39
Included Parts ................................................................................................... 41
Assembly ......................................................................................................... 42
Warranty ....................................................................................................................... 63

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Important Customer Information
Warning signs and symbols
Danger and Safety Symbols:
Danger Hazard exists for human health.
DANGER!
WARNING!
WARNING: Hazard exists that can be dangerous to human health if instructions are
not followed properly.
WARNING : To avoid risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected
to a supply mains with protective earth.
WARNING: Care must be taken when operating this equipment around other
equipment to avoid reciprocal interference. Potential electromagnetic or other
interference could occur to this or to other equipment.Try to minimize interference
by not using other equipment in conjuction with this device.
WARNING: This equipment is designed to comply with IEC 60601-1-2. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with these instructions, may cause harmful
interference to other devices in the vincinity. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. Harmful interference to other
devices can be determined by turning this equipment ON and OFF. Try to correct the
interference using on or more of the following:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving device.
• Increase the separation between the equipment.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a di󰀨erent circuit from that to which the
other device(s) are connected and consult ProSun International LLC for help.
Who should use, read and understand this manual:
• Owners - Owners are people that have this equipment in their business and have read and fully
understood this whole user manual. The owner is responsible for ensuring that any other person who
uses this equipment has also read and understood this user manual and labeling on the equipment.
• Operator/User - People who are responsible for the operation, cleaning as well as general
maintenance care, as outlined in this manual, and who instruct the patients in the operation of
the equipment. All operators have fully read and understood this user manual and labeling on the
equipment.
• Patient - Any person that receives the session.
• Service technicians- Certified technicians who will perform assembly and maintenance work on the
equipment and have fully read and understood the user manual and labeling on the equipment..
All people that will be operating this equipment need to fully read and understand these instructions and
all labeling on the equipment. A copy of the user manual should be readily available.This manual may
include features that are not included for your bed. Any service work outside of the preventative care table
in this manual should be done by a ProSun authorized technician.

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Follow and read instructions thoroughly prior to using
equipment.
Caution Symbol means to proceed with caution and follow instructions carefully.
ESD-Sensitive devices, do not touch without using necessary proper
precautions.
Symbols found on equipment and packaging:
Keep equipment dry.
Fragile.
This way up.
Use only long forks on the fork lift and only lift on the correct
openings.
Atmospheric pressure limitation. This symbol is accompanied by
the upper and lower limits of atmospheric pressure for storage
and transportation.
Do not double stack. This symbol indicates that the items
shall not be vertically stacked, either because of the nature of
the transport packaging or because of the nature of the items
Temperature limit indicates the maximum and minimum
temperature limits at which the item shall be stored, transported
or used.
Humidity limitation indicates the acceptable upper and lower
limits of relative humidity for transport and storage.
High Voltage exists and is dangerous for human contact.
Type B Applied Parts

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Protective earth connections.
Recyclable Material
Polystyrene
Cardboard
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Mixed Paper
50
FOR
Wood
PS
Waste of electrical and electronic equipment must not be
disposed as unsorted municipal waste. It must be collected
separately, and must be disposed as per local regulations.
Alternating Current. Single Phase
Three phase alternating current.

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Preparing the Product for Use
Export:
The device in this manual is intended for use in the United States and Canada. If this
equipment is exported to other countries, other standards may apply and not all information
in the operator manual may be applicable. ProSun does not assume any liability if there is
non-compliance outside of the intended sale territories of the United States or Canada. The
exporter assumes their own risk by removing this equipment outside of the United States or
Canada.
Transportation:
Equipment must be transported on the pallet on which it is mounted, and should not be double
stacked with other transport materials. If a forklift is used the long forks should be used and
only from the correct side. Only lift the load a few centimeters and move it to the place of
installation.
CAUTION - If the short forks are used damage may occur.
If a forklift cannot be used then the device must be partially disassembled from the pallet for
transport. Installers or persons transporting the equipment may want to use a dolly to move
the disassembled components but be careful of the weight. Each piece should be moved
individually to the place of installation.
During transportation environmental conditions must be met, ambient an ambient temperature
range of - 40 °C to + 70 °C or -40°F to 158°F, relative humidty range of between 10 to 95%
including condensation and atomospheric pressure range of 50 kPa to 106 kPa.
If ambient temperature change is di󰀨erent from required temperature then let equipment sit at
proper temperature for at least 2 hours prior to installation.
- 40 °C
70 °C
10%
95%
50kPa
106kPa
825 lbs or 374 kg

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Delivery:
Once equipment is delivered make sure proper temperatures, humidty and atmospheric
pressure are in place.
The following items are included in the delivery:
• Red light equipment
• Protective goggles
• Bed cleaner
• All parts in assembly manual
• User Manual
Note that equipment is delivered through third party freight company. Equipment will not
be brought inside the building by freight company unless prior arrangements are made.
Coordinate with ProSun installation department to set up delivery and installation details.
In a commercial setting an external timer is required. ProSun recommends to use this
accesory (T-Max Flushmount G2).
Ventillation:
The Device must always have proper ventilation. Failure to do so can cause in serious
safety hazards and overheating of the equipment.
DANGER!
Installation and Set-up:
Equipment should only be installed in dry rooms with proper ventillation and airing. The room
should be the recommended size of 8 x 7 ft in order to allow for good air ow.
The unit should not be set up in a mobile environment or facility, i.e. trains, buses, ships. The
unit also should not be used outdoors, if used outdoors damage to the equipment is possible
and the manufacturer will not be held liable
Before starting the installation process or operating the equipment the transportation pallet
should be removed. Observe correct room sizes prior to installation the equipment and ensure
that room has correct electrical speccations. The customer must have provided a dedicated
power source when called for in the technical speccaitions of the unit.
Environmental conditions for transport and storage:
• Relative humidty range of 10% to 95% including condensation.
• Atmospheric pressure range of 50kPa to 106 kPa.
• Storage temperature range: -40 °F (-40 °C) and 158 °F (70 °C)
• Let equipment sit for at least 2 hours if range was outside of ambient
temperature range.
Environmental conditions for operation:
• Relative humidty range of 30% to 75% including condensation.
• Atmospheric pressure range of 50kPa to 106 kPa.
• Optimum ambient temperature range: 50°F (10°C) and 86 °F (30°C)

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WARNING!
Installation can present a Danger with electrical shock or burns, only authorized personnel
should install the equipment. Initial installation should be done by a ProSun certied
technician. As the equipment owner it is your responsibility to ensure that correct electrical
requirements are met and followed.
Overheating can occur if proper ventilation is not followed. Never obstruct the airways in the
inow and outow areas. If proper ventillation is not followed system malfunction and damage
may occur. Always install the unit at proper distance from walls in order to have proper airow.
Failure to do so may cause system failures or errors.
The customer is responsible for all costs associated with the preparation of the installation
of the equipment. This includes but is not limited to room preparation, costs, fees, permits,
and inspections unless specied otherwise in the sales order for the equipment purchased.
ProSun and all authorized parties shall reserve the right to refuse to install equipment into any
room which has not been properly prepared in accordance with the electrical specication and
room requirements.
The electrical contractor or his designee shall provide and install all electrical material as
specied for a safe operating system. ProSun certied technicians will not perform any
electrical work. The recommended electrical plan must be coordinated between the customer
and the electrical contactor. Any deviation of the electrical, before, during and after equipment
installation is the responsibility of the customer. The electrical contractor or his designee shall
ensure the completion of all electrical requirements prior to the installation of any ProSun
equipment. All wires shall be single solid runs without splices, meeting NEMA standards.
The electrical contractor or his designee should ring out, tag and terminate all wires at both
ends. Each should be inspected to ensure that no wires have been grounded or are left
open. ProSun certied technicians are not responsible for the nal installation of the electrical
system, the electrical contractor or his designee should be present to make the nal electrical
connection upon completion of the installation of the equipment.
The customer shall bear the sole responsibility for compliance with all applicable codes,
OSHA, NEMA, local and national Standards. All electrical work shall conform to the
requirements of the national electrical code, OSHA or applicable local and or state
ordinances.
WARNING: Position the equipment so that disconnection to the mains circuit breaker can be
easily made during the unexpected error which could lead to a hazardous situation.
WARNING: Power supply cord must be replaced by ProSun certied technician.
DANGER!
WARNING!

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The equipment is initially commissioned by a certied ProSun technician. The device will
be properly assembled and handed over ready for us. In order to properly commission
the equipment, the business owner must ensure that the location is ready prior to the
equipment being installed. This included having correct power requirements and having the
room in which the unit will be located ready.
The unit incorporates special preventive measures with regard to the electromagnetic
compatibility and must be installed and commissioned according to the EMC instructions
obtained from the assembly instructions.
If the equipment has not been used for a longer period of time, then it must rst
be inspected by a certied technician before being put back into operation again.
Commissioning of the equipment
1. Left side panel
2. Right side panel
3. Left door panel
4. Right door Panel
5. Ceiling with cooling fan
6. Base/Floor
7. Center column/control panel
8. Options
9. Door handle
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Device Description

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A
B
C
D
RenuvaSkin S4800
Quantity Name Length Watts Part Number
A 7 RenuvaSkin 200W 79" inches
2 Meters 180W LAMP8070055
B 17 RenuvaSkin 200W 79" inches
2 Meters 180W LAMP8070055
C 17 RenuvaSkin 200W 79" inches
2 Meters 180W LAMP8070055
D 7 RenuvaSkin 200W 79" inches
2 Meters 180W LAMP8070055
RenuvaSkin S4800- Spare parts
Acrylic Panel ACRY4013553
Acrylic Door Panel ACRY4013558
Goggles ACCE2501629
Lamp conguration- The use of non approved Lamps voids
the warranty!

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Dimensions
A = 59 inches
A1 = 77.16 inches
A2 = 49.6 inches
A3 = 50.39 inches
B = 92.5 inches C = 90.55 inches
C1 = 59 inches
C2 = 49.6 inches
C3 = 50.39 inches
C4 = 78.74 inches

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Technical Data
Electrical Specications
RenuvaSkin S4800
Power consumption rating: 32 Amp
Electrical Rating: 230V 3~ 40A 60Hz
Rated Fuses: 40 amp 3-pole
Continuous Operation: Continuous operation for a maximum of
12 minutes.
Load on the base plate: Max 250lbs or 113 Kg
Equipment Weight: Approx 685 lb or 310 kg
Operating Humidity: 30-75%
Ambient Operating temperature: 50 to 86 degrees Farenheit
10 to 30 degress Celcius
Max. operating altitude (above sea level): <6500 ft (2000m)
Max surface temperature 146.6 degrees Farenheit
63.7 degrees Celcius
Note: If operating this equipment
at altitudes above 6500 ft / 2000m
above sea level adaption may be
needed to get normal operation.
WARNING!

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Important Notice:
• Never operate this machine when the ambient room air temperature is greater than 90
degrees Fahrenheit. Never operate this machine when it is not ventilating itself properly
(too hot inside).
• This device may not be used by people with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or who have insu󰀩cient epxerience and/or knowledge without supervision. A
person responsible for their safety must make sure, either by supervision or instruction,
tha tthe deivce is used correct and safely. If there is any doubt about the above mentioned
instructions then that person cannot use this device.
• Never operate this machine when it is not ventilating itself properly (too hot inside).
• The salon owner or operator may never, under any circumstances, open the unit without
the supervision of an authorized service person.
The Electrical requirements for your ProSun unit are:
Model Breaker Volts Hertz Operating
Amps
RenuvaSkin S4800 40 Amp 230V 3~ 60 Hz 32 Amp
Operating any 230 Volt combination at voltage levels below 218 Volts or above 235 Volts
for the ProSun Units constitutes an automatic NULLIFICATION of the manufacturers factory
warranty, because it could cause damage to the unit’s system.
Please insure that your electrician and/or installer, reads this user’s manual carefully prior to
the installation of your ProSun unit. You will need a buck booster if voltage requirements are
not met. Service personnel should be authorized by ProSun to perform work on equipment
and should have knowledge of equipment and read the full manual.
WARNING: Always disconnect the ProSun unit from its power supply when serving or
repairing the unit.
WARNING: Mains circuit breaker is used as a means of disconnect.
WARNING!

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Electrical Connections
DANGER!
WARNING!
Risk of electrical Shock
To avoid the risk of electrical shock, this equipment must only be connected to a
supply mains with protective earth.
Live Components
Risk of fatal injury due to electrical shock when touching live parts.
Both the power supply and the related connection work must comply with national standards.
The connection work and replacement of the power supply cord must be done by a certied
electrician or technician. The connection to the 3 pole 230V mains must be protected by
maximum over current protection. For Canada a Class-A ground fault circuit (GFCI) has to
be used. Any equipment outside of the US and Canada needs to comply to their countries
standards.
Connection Requirements
There must be an emergency disconnect to turn o󰀨 the unit in the room.
The device is by default set up in single phase wiring, but can be wired for 3-phase wiring
upon placing the order. It can be changed in the eld as well by a certied electrician or
technician.
White
Black
Red
Green
Connecting an external timer
In the back of the unit your external
timer can be connected if your unit is
not T-max integrated. Here you will see
a terminal block with four colored wires.
The Green and Red wires go to the J3
contact on the back of your timer, and
the white and black wire go to the Ext
Start on the back of your tmax. You
do not need to connect the Ext Start
(external start),this is only if you want
to use the external start function and
bypass the delay time directly through
the display.

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Before your session
Check for any conditions mentioned in the manual that may prevent you from using
the equipment.
Make-up and cosmetics
Do not wear make-up when using the equipment. Remove all make-up prior to session.
Make-up clogs the pores in your face.
Jewelery
Remove all jewelery prior to use, including piercings.
Hair and loose items
Any loose hair should be tied back using a hair tie. Any loose items on clothing should be
secured.
Medications
Some medications increase the skin's sensitivity to red light. If you are unsure consult your
doctor prior to using the equipment!
Contact Lenses
You do not need to remove your contact lenses prior to your session but you must like all
other users wear the protective goggles. The protective goggles protect your eyes.

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After the session
Cleaning
All parts of the equipmnent that come in contact with the user must be cleaned and
disinfected after each session. Cleaning is part of basic care that can be performed by
qualied sta󰀨 or service personnel.
Infections can be transferred through skin contact. The following items should be cleaned
after each session:
• Goggles
• base plate
• acrylics
• handles
• control panel
• Mp3 components
• Only approved bed cleaner should be used, such as Lucasol One step. Use of any
incorrect bed cleaner will void the warranty. Use only EPA registered quaternary
ammonium germicidal based detergent solution. Always follow the product label for dilution
instructions.
Cleaning Acrylics:
Do Not clean or rub with a dry cloth as it may cause scratches!
Non-approved cleaning agents should not be used, especially products including lysoform,
ethyl alcohol or other liquids containing alcohol. If used the warranty will be voided!
ProSun® recommends the use of Lucasol One Step when cleaning acrylic sheets. Acrylics
in equipment are extremely porous and should not be cleaned/disinfected with non-approved
products.
Acrylics should be cleaned after every use, even though they do not always come in direct
contact with the user. If the user does touch the acrylic and those marks are left for a period of
time, combined with the heat and light from the lamps those marks can become permanent.
To clean the acrylics you should follow the instructions on the bottle. Never spray the solution
directly onto the acrylic. Always spray a cloth and apply the cleaner, then use a clean dry cloth
to make sure the acrylic is fully dried before the next session.

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Operation of Equipment
Obligations of the business operator
• All danger and safety labels should be attached to the equipment and clearly visible to the
user. You should not remove these labels at any time!
• No safety devices( i.e. temperature sensors) may be removed, deactivated or otherwise
bypassed from the equipment, as it can cause safety issues and impair the proper
functioning of the equipment.
• The equipment may only be used when in proper operating conditions.
• It is the business operators responsibility to ensure the equipment is handled properly.
Sta󰀨 Training
As a business operator you are required to train your personnel by ensuring that they have
read and understood this user manual and all labeling on the equipment, and can properly
operate the equipment and instruct them in the established legal and accident prevention
regulations. Ensure that your sta󰀨 is properly trained and understand how to use the
equipment and that they observe all these instructions. This includes:
• Information regarding intended use and forseeable misuse of the equipment.
• Safety Instructions
• Operating Instructions
• Cleaning/Disinfection and maintenance instructions.
Please make sure the instructions and any additional information from the manufacturer, such
as manuals, are avaialble to the sta󰀨 at their workplace.
Regularly check that your sta󰀨 is conscious of the safety rules and are aware of the risks of
imporper use of this equipment.
Ensure that equipment is properly cleaned/disinfected per the intervals set forth in the
manual.
Ensure that your sta󰀨 is providing the users with proper advice, in particular regarding the
exposure times, operation of the equipment and possible risks for misuse.
How to operate the equipment
Prior to operating the equipment check that the unit has been cleaned/disinfected and
check for any damage to the acrylics.
No other people should be in the vicinity of the equipment when in use, especially no
children under the age of 18. This device should be used by 1 person at the time.
Lay down face up when using the equipment.

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Normal Equipment Operation and software
Operating Modes:
There are 4 di󰀨erent operating modes for this equipment.
Standby Mode
The bed is in an idle state, it is connected to the power but is currently not in use. The lamps
in the unit are not turned on at this time. While in Standby mode you can change to In Session
mode by starting a session or go into service mode by entering into the parameters.
In Session Mode
The bed is in use and the lamps are on. The session time is counting down and can be
stopped, paused or features can be changed in the control panel.
Cool down Mode
The bed has nished the session and now will start a mandatory cool down. During this time
the cool down time will be displayed in the control panel and the buttons have no function if
pressed. The bed must complete the mandatory cool down before being able to enter into any
other operating mode.
Service Mode
In service mode the bed parameters can be changed and the bed can be congured as
needed.