Glowing pink

[SandiGirl]

Originally Posted by RobertK

They are glowing after they turn off? What brand?

Hi. Have you read the thread? Bronzing Sun Elite by Wolff.

[SandiGirl]

Originally Posted by SandiGirl

AFTER they shut off....not when they're suppose to be on.

Originally Posted by SandiGirl

They do it when the lamps shut off. I think it's the phospors. (no reason behind that...it just sounds good.)

Originally Posted by SandiGirl

It wouldn't fire up if it needed new starters. The starter is done it's job so why would the lamps be glowing AFTER?

Originally Posted by SandiGirl

How the heck does a starter make a lamps glow AFTER it shuts off?

Originally Posted by RobertK

They are glowing after they turn off? What brand?

Anyone get the feeling it's AFFFFTER?

[RobertK]

Easy there champ....

I was a little confussed because you were not the one who orginally posted. Ah but maybe you have split personalities. Always like to double check before posting advise but you seem to be on top of it.

[SandiGirl]

We are one.

[trackerbuddy]

It means the kryptonite is improperly shielded. If superman tans in your bed he will lose his powers. The electrodes and caps in the tube get very hot, hot enough to vaporize the mercury. If the lamps have some hours on them the phoshpors that normally glow white may start to wear off. The hot electrodes then become visible and the retained heat after shut down is enough to vaporize a small amount of mercury, or the capacitor theory may be correct. I would meter them and if the lamps are still producing don't worry about it. I would start charging extra for the "afterglow" which allows a customer to relax and slowly return to the hustle and bustle of daily life

[jmtan]

Phosphor cancer.

[brownsuze]

I posted for a friend of mine who doesn't check in here often. She just relamped her stand up and was wondering why now, all of a sudden, the lamps glow pink for a bit after the unit turns off.

WHERE is John from URI??

[Din]

Originally Posted by Din

The capacitors hold power and the lamps will flicker sometimes and do like a disco show after the session is done...that's the capacitors releasing the charge it has until it drains all of the power from them. you'll notice it at night when you shut off all the lights to the salon. Once the power is discharged from the capacitors and it drains....it will stop doing it.

That's all it is.

^^^^^I already told you what it was.....capacitors hold a charge after the session. When they are discharging the power it, it sends power to the lamps, even after the session....trying to ignite them.....having them glow or randomly try to light. When the power drains entirely from the capacitor, it will stop.

[brownsuze]

O.

I rarely take your posts seriously, so assumed you were talkin' out your azz...

Spanx!

[SandiGirl]

I was right.

[Ed Staskus]

Do this, turn the bed on and of 10 or 12 times, pausing for a few seconds each time. When you are done, are the bulbs still glowing at the ends?

[John]

What lamp & What Bed?
Who is asking this question? 3 people?
I'm a bit confused.

Let me know the bed & also how long do they glow for?

[SandiGirl]

Hahaha Suze posted for a friend of our's.

The lamps are for her 10min Suncapsule, Bronzing Sun Elite by Wolff

[brownsuze]

Angela : suncapsule perfect 10
Angela : bronzing sun elite
Angela : by wolff


San & I are asking for our friend Angie. She posted it ~ahem~ elsewhere and we thought we'd help her get an answer here.

[Din]

Screw that....let her come and ask herself then on here!!!

[SandiGirl]

Originally Posted by HardcoreGym

Anyone????????Please

Originally Posted by Din

Screw that....let her come and ask herself then on here!!!

Psssst.

[brownsuze]

Angie = Hardcore

She is one baaaadazzzz mutha "shut yo mouth!" I'm jus' talkin bout ...

[RobertK]

Hey SandiGirl......You see I was not the only one confussed. It happens in the Suncapsules sometimes....no big deal.

[SandiGirl]

You're a boy...it's to be expected. If you paid attention and kept up, we'd think you were gay.