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Heater Maintenance Maintcnancc Insiructiors I) We sbongly recommends rhdr rhe sduna tioor rs made ot a nnrend. Lnat rs easily cleaned; Coramic tilc, conqctc, mrblc, shcct vinyl, ctc. arc all suitable for use in a sauna. When the sauna floor is made of a noD,porous materid, it is easy to keep clean, sanitar/ and odor fre€. Caryeting is nor recommended for use in the sauna. 2) To r€move perspiralion stains from,the walls and b€nches, the wood ray be Iightly sanded \irith fine sandpapor to restore its appeamnce. We do nor roooDrirvld tlEt slains or scalers be used in the sauna, as they nray produce 3) Clean water should alwa.ys bc used jn saura buckets and water should be dumped out afier every use, Scourbuckets and dippers occasionally when f m,collects ftom usago, Use ?lastic bucket li[er in bucket to prevent leakage, 4) To nnirtain,appearamce ofthe sauna hoatcr, remove water stains by wipiug cool heater wift a damp cloth. 5) Tho sama room wju heat faster if the high vent is kept in a closed position dDring ihe inititl heat up period, The, low vent may always bo kept in the 6) Scrub benches wi$a sofl brush, using soap and water or a mild disinfecr.nt when needed. T)?ical maintenance i ,a cornrnercial applicalion is abour orc€ a week. Ehch sauna brther should sit or lio on o tow€l whcn takjng a sauna, to aid in prolonging the life, of the benches. ?) A floor drain is reconr,'rlended foruse in cornmercial applicalioDs, it facilitates &ainage whe[a largs volume ofbathers uses ihe sauna, as $]ell I as easy maintenance, 8) R€move dudkboard nooring and wash vith disjnfccrant. On wooden duckboardsi test disinfectant on a sdhll area to ensrEe that there is no chemjcal reaction that Irny disoolorthe wood. Hose offduckboard and replace in sa\rna. 9) Required wami g signs should always be posted according to the I0) Use only clean war€r on rhe sarna sLooes. Do not use any chemically ncated water (suchas spa orpoolwater).on the.beater as it will cause rapid oxidatio! ofthe ittemal heater components. Il) Saunr-heaten requjrr no special mainLenance wben properly ioslalled by a qualified electrical contracior. After about 1 year ofuse, inspect the stones to determine ifthey need Eplacement Rocks may crack or crunble ov€r l0
Flbur!,I5r Saun a-I-Jse Procedu'-es Sauni,-Use Procedur€s l) Sauna must be turned on approxirnately 15-20 miautes before each initi:d use i[order to heat ]rp sufnciently. 2) . Showeibefore entering the sauna, in order to remove body oils, and dirt. Must remah wet, do not torvel off. 3) WheD clrtering ihe sauna, oper vent, for iuximum oxyg€n circulation - EXTREMBLY IMPORTANTI 4) Yoll may use sauna \vet or dry, If wet-is desied, pou( water onto stonos ' wjth ladle,uniil dcs;cd confort. May want to usc a sauna esscDci ro otcat€ a pleasing fragrance during use. 5) May stay in sauna for desired iergth oftime, (Max 30 Minure) 6) i heD complcted having a sauna, rinse your body with cool water to close . por€s and continue bathingi , 7) ,I€&vefau4aiio+forapproxinulely lo.2orminules when finished in order to let the heater and sauna dry out compleiely. 8) Aftcr tho sauna is dLicd our, tum oftsauna, and leave iouvdr and door open for relerse of any cxhling odors in sauna (ie. Body swear). 9) Eat some$i grlightand,have arofrdshing aldnk after the sauna. RELEX|!l Vontilntion Venrilation in a sauna room is exhemoly impo ant to achiove the uhnosi in satisfaotion and plcasuro, I! will also speed up the preheadng ofthe sauna room, Lack,offfiesh air due ro insufficienl ventilarion orpoor anangemenr of ventrlllrolr ctn creale irnuncomfoflable foeling. This ollen,.esults in rhe slrnptodrsi of difiloulty in breadling orburxiDg of the skirl. The expendediotair indre sauna contains propordonarely less oxygen tlnn rhe clcnser agnosphere oursidc, Barhers somelimes experience faintness unless e ,",aii,is chang€d.regularlyr .Anramounnoffresl airent€rs pactttimedibdoor is opened; this is insufficie t, howevor. Nonnally two ventilators 5I€ built,itrto tbe walls. The diagram beside shows the proper location of the vent openings. The inlel bcjns located b-low rhe hcaring uir(or close ro it) and trre ourrer rs locatca on rle opposire side, on tle ceiting orjusr below fie ceiling. . R€comrcnded ventilation openings are 4" to 6" diameter, depending on the sizc ot llre sauna room. Hertlng Units The heat and moisture conreni will cause sb.ess to th€ hearing unit in any saura. TJrcrefore,, only rho best materials.androlafisruanship, os us"j in ou, uoirs. Our healers have bccn designed by rhe nreans ofadvanced lechrolosy ro Drovide you \alh_)ears oferio),rnenr. So for energy effi.ienr:::d sert.r..:-f;i.'hcrii,., .. leer you have tude a Auod choice wjlh us. Our heaters rangejfrom 2000 watt$ tp 21000.watts, and there are 4 physical sizes .availablei a, petile,wall nrount to a.iarge flOormormt.
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