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Tewlman · 06-20-2007, 06:17 PM

If your lamps are all going out and it is happening at one time, you are looking at a problem with either leg of the 220v coming into the facial contactor. The 220v it gets is power from the bed contactor so I would do a voltage check at the facial contactor. It could be a burnt contactor, loose electrical connector at the contactor or the capacitors. Either way it is like turning off the facials during the session, they will take 3-5 minutes to power back on (safety feature to keep lamps from overheating). But you are looking at a voltage issue on one of the legs of the 220v, guarenteed.

06-20-2007, 06:17 PM	#30 (permalink)
Tewlman Join Date: Jun 18 2007 Location: Columbus Ohio Age: 43 Posts: 16 Rep Power: 0	Re: Facial not coming on If your lamps are all going out and it is happening at one time, you are looking at a problem with either leg of the 220v coming into the facial contactor. The 220v it gets is power from the bed contactor so I would do a voltage check at the facial contactor. It could be a burnt contactor, loose electrical connector at the contactor or the capacitors. Either way it is like turning off the facials during the session, they will take 3-5 minutes to power back on (safety feature to keep lamps from overheating). But you are looking at a voltage issue on one of the legs of the 220v, guarenteed. __________________ ETS Certified, Worked on most any type bed ever made. Complete installs and assist in salon planning.