What should be done if tanning equipment is malfunctioning?

When tanning equipment is malfunctioning, it is crucial to take it out of service until it can be repaired. This is important for several reasons. First and foremost, malfunctioning equipment can pose safety risks to clients, such as uneven tanning, overheating, or exposure to potentially harmful UV radiation if the equipment is not functioning correctly. Ensuring that the equipment is not used until it is properly repaired protects both the customers and the operator from potential harm or liability.

Additionally, taking the equipment out of service allows for a thorough assessment of the issue by qualified personnel, ensuring that the root cause of the malfunction is addressed. Not taking the equipment out of circulation could lead to further damage or extend the time required for repairs if the malfunction worsens due to continued use.

In this scenario, waiting for proper repair rather than allowing usage at the owner's discretion ensures compliance with safety regulations and industry best practices, thereby fostering a safe tanning environment.