Need picture of wiring diagram for tanning bed timer

try this link.
Wolff solar storm tanning bed diagram of the wires Google Search ..
or this one.
https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=Wolff+solar+storm+tanning+bed+diagram+of+the+wires

tanning beds are no longer acceptable because they are a proven source of melanoma cancers with a high death rate of users

They concentrate UV rays that are the main cause of the cancer

Now that you still want to promote your own demise from cancer, have a electrician check the wiring out as you are not qualified to do that and simply put the power wire in to the time on to the power put wire to the timer and feel free to burn your self to death

In this country tanning beds are declared illegal and they cannot be sold , modified or imported because of the extreme problem with cancers . All tanning salons have thrown them in the junk heap

consider this ---tan beds are the major source of melanoma cancers after sun burn
melanoma cancers are the highest cause of deaths as they are not found until too late
consider this--- is fixing this machine worth killing yourself for a tan
if you don't care then go google to the manufacturer and download the diagram if it is available.

The buzzing sound indicates a problem with the relay itself. It is a simple device whose purpose is to take a small amount of electricity ( like turning your timer switch on) which activates a small electromagnet coil, which then pulls down a metal contact bar which closes a switch to activate a major power consumer ( like the bank of lights on the tan bed).
The reason to do this is so you don't have like 3000 watts or more of power passing thru your timer switch which would require much beefier wiring and controls. SO by using a relay, the relay uses a small amount of power to flip a switch on the major circuit.
The relay buzzing sounds like either the coil in the relay is shorted out (the heat sometimes melts the insulation on the wires in the coil), and the short is taking away enough power from the relay magnet coil that it can't pull down the switch activation bar to switch on the bed.
If you have a voltmeter you can measure the voltage in the activated circuit that powers the bulbs. The wires should be the bigger gauge ones. If you are getting low voltage or no voltage in the secondary circuit (that is the circuit with high amps that runs the bulbs and fans) that is a good indicator the relay is bad .
If oyu know your way around basic electricity, you can isolate one of the ballasts that feed some light bulbs and hook a 110V power source to that ballast and see if some of those lights come on. If they do that is further confirmation the relay is bad and you may need to order a new one

http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-timers.html#spa
Identify timer on link above and follow wiring diagram.

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is there a key lock? if so, locate the key lock at the front left of the timer and then insert the key, turn it clockwise and hold it for 5 seconds. other timers have a card to scan to unlock.

Have a trained technician to: Check main breaker, check that bed is getting power to it, check for bad fuse on back of bed, check for burned out wiring inside of bed at main relay, check that the timer is good.

I do not have a diagram, but the contactors are really simple. You have 2 power switches on top of contactor and 2 wires going to the coil. There should be 4 larger wires on top, 2 in and 2 out.

If any of the crimp-on wire fasteners are blackened, then have a trained technician to replace the fastener. If bed comes on when pushing down on contactor with a plastic ink pen, then check the timer by turning on the timer and checking the voltage at the Main Relay Coil. If no voltage, then the timer is bad.

Try this link...

 

www.freemanualsonline.com

 

Kind regards!

 

HI a bought a tanning bed last night from a tanning salon it was hooked threw a phone line or something like that my hubby brought it home and hooked it up here .now i cant get it to work ,will i ever see it work and how can i get it to work for me.