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OUTDOOR ROOF ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Step 10. Roof Placement.

PEAK ROOF

Main Support

Place the roof bottom section on top of the sauna and screw the center support beam (Figure D-1).

The illustration below will not include the sauna’s body, but the roof should be installed on top of the
sauna.

Figure D-1: Roof bottom section and center support beam

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Summary of Contents for Diamond-3

Page 1: ... our InfraNature Duet Series The Hybrid Sauna Congratulations on the purchase of your brand new infrared traditional sauna Please carefully review and read through this material Keep this manual and your proof of purchase for future reference and service calls ...

Page 2: ...but the true breakthrough happened when the power of Infrared Light was introduced into the unique health industry specializing in detoxification and cleansing After much research and testing we realized the benefits of infrared light are far more reaching than just on the surface or slightly underneath the skin This was truly an extraordinary discovery for us and we have devoted our primal busine...

Page 3: ...crewdriver will speed up the process 8 Print or have your manual available during the installation 9 Tech support for installation is available only at pre scheduled time Submit a ticket online to schedule time prior 72 hours of installation 10 If you plan to have an electrician on site before the sauna arrives schedule a phone call with our technician at least 72 hours in advance for a pre instal...

Page 4: ...ase read the following directions carefully There are 2 cords for each heating technology that are located behind the back wall on the lower left hand side corner of the back wall when facing the sauna Infrared Heating Technology requires Plug Traditional Heating Technology requires Hardwire Hardwire is recommended if you opt for a plug Sapphire 3 Diamond 3 Infrared Heating Technology requires Plu...

Page 5: ... 4 Infrared Heating Technology requires Plug Power Usage AMPS Wattage 3750 W Voltage 220 240 Volt Near Mid IR Wavelengths 0 to 5 Far IR Wavelengths 6 to 12 Amperage 20 Amp minimum 30 amp recommended Plug NEMA 6 20p Traditional Heating Technology requires Hardwire Hardwire is recommended if you opt to a plug we will send you the following plug for the BC45 E heater 5 ...

Page 6: ...r Enlighten outdoor sauna can stand outside without any cover or protection The sauna requires a solid and level surface that will not flood The saunas are very heavy so a solid foundation is highly recommended While Enlighten Outdoor saunas are specifically designed to be placed outdoors choosing a location without excessive rain and wind is recommended Installation requirements for your sauna ar...

Page 7: ...Sealant Application VERY IMPORTANT Please follow these steps during installation as they are very important to ensure the sauna is properly installed 1 Prepare before the installation and use similar sealant to prevent any leaks from happening 2 Apply sealant on the sides as shown on the images as well as on the bottom and top of walls 7 ...

Page 8: ...t environment inside your sauna 6 Perspiration may darken the wood over time This can be removed by a light sanding with fine grit sandpaper Wood Care If the sauna exterior body has become scratched or scuffed it could be concealed by using a small amount of furniture polish oil or other furniture treatment The interior blemishes scratches or scuffs can be either left alone sanded or a combination...

Page 9: ...ms or have questions during assembly please feel free to call our Customer Support department at 1 888 877 2862 Caution 1 Install the sauna on a completely leveled surface 2 Keep all liquids away from the Infrared heating panels 3 Flammable objects and corrosive chemical substances should be kept far away from the sauna Your Hybrid sauna will come packaged in eight boxes if you choose a SLOPE roof...

Page 10: ...ord on the sauna must be easily accessible 2 The location must be dry and level 3 Panels should be installed in the following order 1 Floor 2 Back Wall 3 Left Side Wall 4 Right Side Wall 5 Under Bench Support 6 Bench 7 Front Wall 8 Ceiling 9 Outdoor Roof Sauna Assembly Panel Locking Systems Each sauna offers two types of panel locking systems to connect the different sides of the sauna Please use ...

Page 11: ...t the panel with the male locks a few inches 2 Push it against the opposite panel make sure to apply pressure around the top and bottom corners 3 Slide the panel down to lock it in place Make sure all the locks are connected top and bottom 4 Inspect the panels and make sure they are leveled the panel s top is flat and matching Figure G 2 Inner Locking System Latch System The Latch Locking System i...

Page 12: ...the boxes flat on the ground and open them carefully The accessories and smaller parts are located in the box that includes the top and bottom panels Figure G 4 Figure G 4 Open the box to uncover accessories Sauna Assembly Connecting the Panels Steps 12 ...

Page 13: ...for one person to stand and install the side panels Figure C 1 You can slide the sauna once it s complete next to a wall Tips Check the trim for the bench on the floor to locate the proper positioning of the floor panel The side where the bench is will be the back side of the sauna where the X is shown in the picture Figure C 1 Floor Panel 13 ...

Page 14: ... left panel has 2 4 sockets on the lower end as the image below Make sure the top of both panels is flat and leveled Refer to the Connecting the Panels section on how to lock the panels together Step 4 and 5 SIDE PANELS Placement Connect the side panels to the back panel as in the image below Figure C 2 Refer to the Connecting the Panels section on how to lock the panels together Figure C 2 Rear L...

Page 15: ... in charge of the installation should give these instructions to the owner of the sauna or to the person in charge of its operation Please read the instructions for use carefully before using the heater The heater is designed for the heating of a sauna room to bathing temperature It is not to be used for any other purpose Sauna heaters equipped with CE signs meet all of the regulations for sauna i...

Page 16: ...e wall towards the front wall Step 2 There are three wires coming out of the floor on the left hand side Step 3 You connect the wires to the heater Step 4 The other side of the three wires is coming out underneath the bench and goes out of the sauna on the lower left hand side corner Step 5 Connect the plug to your outlet power source 16 ...

Page 17: ...d be used in the heater They do not absorb enough heat when warmed up This can result in damage in heating elements Wash off dust from the stones before piling them into the heater Please note when placing the stones Do not drop stones into the heater Do not wedge stones between the heating elements Place the stones sparsely to ensure that air can circulate between them Pile the stones so that the...

Page 18: ...tones emit a smell To remove the smell the sauna room needs to be efficiently ventilated If the heater output is suitable for the sauna room it will take about an hour for a properly insulated sauna to reach the required bathing temperature The sauna stones normally reach the bathing temperature at the same time as the sauna room A suitable temperature for the sauna room is about 65 80 C 149F 176F...

Page 19: ...Sauna Assembly Connecting the Panels Steps Step 7 BENCH Placement Some saunas will include square bench support Place it in front of the windows Figure C 3 Figure C 3 Bench Support 22 ...

Page 20: ...ugs Step 2 Slide the benchtop panel over the horizontal guide on the side panels Make sure the smooth and finished side is facing up and forward Figure C 4 Step 3 Install the door handle at this point before installing the front panel Figure C 4 Installing the Bench Step 8 FRONT PANEL Placement Note Install the door handle before installing the front panel 23 ...

Page 21: ...e are needed to lift it For the inner locking system a person can stand inside the sauna to align the edges and corners of the panels For the inner locking system make sure to put pressure on the top and bottom corners of each side to ensure the locks are connecting Figure C 5 Front Panel Step 9 TOP PANEL Placement Step 1 Raise the top panel over the sauna body Insert the wires for the control pan...

Page 22: ...he control box Figure A 6 Figure A 6 Top Panels and Connections Note Accessories installation instructions continue below the outdoor models If you bought an Indoor Version the Top Panel is your Indoor Roof Skip OUTDOOR ROOF ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS If you bought an Outdoor Version please proceed with the OUTDOOR ROOF ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 25 ...

Page 23: ...n Support Place the roof bottom section on top of the sauna and screw the center support beam Figure D 1 The illustration below will not include the sauna s body but the roof should be installed on top of the sauna Figure D 1 Roof bottom section and center support beam 26 ...

Page 24: ...ide Figure D 2 For example the beam marked with A should be screwed into the A corner Repeat for all the corners and sides based on the model you might have eight or six supporting beams Figure D 2 Shingles Support Beams Screw the triangular roofing shingles on the supporting beams Figure D 3 Repeat for all sides Figure D 3 Roofing Shingles 27 ...

Page 25: ...r will have two shingles curved upward to easily identify the position of the screw Figure D 4 Figure D 4 Corner Roof Shingles After screwing in the corners flatten the curved shingles and place the pyramid roof shingles on top Figure D 5 Figure D 5 Pyramid Roof Shingles 28 ...

Page 26: ...AND CONNECTED PROPERLY ON THE CEILING If you had something damaged or had any issues please call our technical department and wait till you get everything resolved and working properly before placing the roof The roof is heavy and it will be hard to remove it in order to install parts 29 ...

Page 27: ...er Installation for Diamond Models Step 1 Locate the wooden bracket and full spectrum heater Step 2 Align the holes from the wooden bracket to the holes on the back of the full spectrum heater Step 3 Screw on the bolt 30 ...

Page 28: ...Step 4 Place 2 full spectrum heaters on the front wall besides the door 31 ...

Page 29: ...E BC60E BC80E and BC90E are controlled from a separate control unit See the instructions for use of the BC45E control unit model V 2 Function Function 1 Power Button On Off 5 Temperature Control increase 2 Power Light 6 Temperature Control reduce 32 ...

Page 30: ...3 Timer Control reduce 7 Lights Button Pause 4 Timer Control increase 33 ...

Page 31: ...e stones only part of it will evaporate and the rest may splash as boiling hot water on the bathers Never throw water on the stones when there are people near the heater because hot steam may burn their skin NOTE The water to be thrown on the heated stones should meet the requirements of clean household water table 1 Only special aromas designed for sauna water may be used Follow the instructions ...

Page 32: ...5 Function Function 1 Power Button On Off 6 Turn on the AUX function button 2 Set 45 C on 60 minutes 7 Set time buttons 3 Turn on USB function button 8 Set temperature buttons 4 Turn on Bluetooth button 9 Lights Button Pause 5 Turn on radio button 35 ...

Page 33: ...light parameters are AC220V 50W if you need to use the DC12V lamp please connect the external switching power supply 2 When the light wave is turned on click the Lights 9 button when the clock area shows 2n the temperature area displays LX Press the Lights 9 button to change the color of the LED light Press once to convert one color can cycle and remember L1 full bright L2 red blue L3 blue L4 blue...

Page 34: ... volume 8 seconds without button response the display switches to temperature and time Note During the Bluetooth pairing process Bluetooth USB and radio can t be switched immediately The switching time should be 6 7 seconds If you switch immediately you can switch after 6 7 seconds 6 Physiotherapy function In the boot state press the PT 2 button the sauna temperature is 45 degrees the time is 60 m...

Page 35: ...her on the front wall in front of the window or in the sidewall next to the legs the placement of the magazine holder is optional based on the user preference Do NOT install the magazine holder in front of the heaters The magazine holder size might vary based on the model Towel Rack Optional For models with full glass doors the towel rack can be installed either on the front wall or in the sidewal...

Page 36: ...akra ORANGE Location The Sexual Organs Function patience Healthy Positive Emotions towards Sexuality Creativity Responsible Relations Function when disturbed unhealthy Rigid emotions frigidity guilt no boundaries Physical Health Problems with reproductive organs kidneys 3rd Chakra Navel YELLOW Location Navel Point Solar Plexus Function Qualities Center of personal power and commitment Self esteem ...

Page 37: ...he head Function Qualities Spiritual Connection Connection to the Higher Self Unity Enlightenment Universal Awareness Function when disturbed unhealthy Grief Feeling of being separated from existence abundance Fear of death Mental Health Complete separation and dis illusion from oneself grief sadness false limiting beliefs 8th Chakra Aura WHITE Location The electromagnetic field contains all color...

Page 38: ...OTHER ACCESSORIES Bucket with ladle Analog Thermostat Rocks Sand Timer Hourglass Clock Wall for Sauna 41 ...

Page 39: ...ous inflammation fever a communicable disease acute bleeding or are intoxicated Do not splash water on any electrical component inside the sauna other than the harvia heater rocks itself Do not bring wet towels into your sauna or any substances that could harm the interior of your sauna Do not install a lock on your sauna All repairs need to be authorized by the supplier s representative otherwise...

Page 40: ...a Sea air and a humid climate may corrode the metal surfaces of the heater Do not hang clothes to dry in the sauna as this may cause a risk of fire Excessive moisture content may also cause damage to the electrical equipment 43 ...

Page 41: ...rs by speaking in a loud voice Do not force other bathers from the sauna by throwing excessive amounts of water on the stones Cool your skin down as necessary If you are in good health you can have a swim if a swim ming place or pool is available Wash yourself after bathing Rest for a while and let your pulse go back to normal Have a drink of fresh water or a soft drink to bring your fluid balance...

Page 42: ...intain core body temperature Please consult with your physician prior to use Sauna and Cardiovascular Conditions Individuals with cardiovascular conditions or problems hypertension hypotension congestive heart failure impaired coronary circulation or those who are taking medications which might affect blood pressure should exercise extreme caution when exposed to prolonged heat Heat stress increas...

Page 43: ...he first 48 hours after an injury or until hot and swollen symptoms subside If you have a joint or joints that are chronically hot and swollen these joints may respond poorly to vigorous heating of any kind Vigorous heating is strictly contraindicated in cases of enclosed infections be they dental in joints or in any other tissues Saunas and Implants Metal pins rods artificial joints or any other ...

Page 44: ...to connect the heaters plugs under the bench are connected securely Floor heater and under bench heater are not as hot as other heaters by design Make sure the plug behind the heater is connected you would need to unscrew the heater Control panel display is unusual If the control panel temperature display is over 150 or 230 make sure to connect the heat sensor securely If the control panel time di...

Page 45: ...ter thrown on the stones runs through Turn the thermostat to a lower setting Check that the heater output is not too high Check that the sauna room ventilation has been arranged correctly Panel or other material near the heater blackens quickly Check that the requirements for safety distances are fulfilled Check the sauna stones Too tightly piled stones the settling of stones with time or wrong st...

Page 46: ...ing If the radio has a bad reception extend the antenna outside the sauna roof If the USB cannot read an MP3 player use an Aux In plug and play the music from the MP3 player For more troubleshooting advice or to report a problem please contact the supplier 49 ...

Page 47: ...er be liable for any special or consequential damages arising from the use of the product its components and or parts installed with or attached to it The manufacturer is not liable for any injury to any persons or any claims of such that may be arising from the use installation and or the service repair of the product The purchaser must establish the date of purchase by dated sales slip invoice o...

Page 48: ...Sauna Controls and Wiring 10 years Factory Installed Audio Components 10 years Enlighten Saunas Brand Cabin Wood Construction 10 years Lifetime Optional You can extend it to a lifetime warranty for an additional 20 of the purchase price of the sauna This amount must be paid within 90 days of the date of delivery Factory Installed Heater Components Lifetime Factory Installed Sauna Controls and Wiri...

Page 49: ...e warranty covers the following Factory Installed Heater Components 7 years Factory Installed Sauna Controls and Wiring 7 years Factory Installed Audio Components 7 years Enlighten Saunas Brand Cabin Wood Construction 7 years Lifetime Optional You can extend to a lifetime warranty for an additional 10 of the purchase price of the sauna This amount must be paid within 90 days of the date of deliver...

Page 50: ...ein The warranty covers parts only labor is not included The warranty covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship encountered in normal use of this product and shall not apply to the following including but not limited to damage which occurs in shipment delivery and installation applications and uses for which this product was not intended altered product or serial numbers cosmetic d...

Page 51: ...uality Our saunas are shipped around the globe and can experience slight blemishes scratches or scuffs in transit In most cases these blemishes on the exterior of the sauna can be concealed by using a small amount of furniture polish oil or other furniture treatment The interior blemishes scratches or scuffs can be either left alone sanded or a combination of gluing plus sanding Please avoid any t...

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