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General Terms and Conditions of Service

I. Scope

Unless otherwise agreed in writing in a specifi c case, the-
se terms and conditions of service shall apply to service 
operations,  including  examining  and  repairing  com-
plaints. All our existing or future legal relationships shall 
be  governed  solely  by  the  following  terms  and  condi-
tions of service. Our recognition of any confl icting terms 
and conditions of the Ordering Party shall be conditio-
nal upon our having given our express written consent 
to their applicability. We hereby expressly object to any 
terms  and  conditions  of  the  Ordering  Party  contained 
in its General Terms and Conditions of Business or order 
confi rmation. If order confi rmations or deliveries are ac-
cepted without reservation, this shall not be deemed to 
constitute recognition of such terms and conditions. Any 
ancillary agreements or amendments must be confi rmed 
in writing.

II. Prices and Payment Terms

The Ordering Party shall bear the following costs in 
connection with the service operation:  

•  Disassembly/assembly  and  electrical  (de-)  instal-

lation

•  Transportation, postage and packaging

•  Function  testing  and  troubleshooting  including 

inspection and repair costs

There shall be no third-party billing.

III.  Performance  Obligations  /  Ordering  Party‘s 
Cooperation

The Ordering Party shall provide free-of-charge assi-
stance  to  the  manufacturer  in  carrying  out  the  ser-
vice operation. 

In  the  case  of  a  warranty  claim,  the  manufacturer 
shall  make  the  replacement  parts  necessary  for  the 
service available to the Ordering Party free of charge. 

IV. Service Visit by the manufacturer

In  the  event  that  it  is  essential  that  a  manufacturer 
employee carry out the service operation on site, this 
must be agreed in advance. Where the main reason 
for  the  service  call  is  not  the  fault  of    the  manufac-
turer,  any  costs  incurred  shall  be  recharged  to  the 
Ordering Party after the service visit.

V. Liability

The  manufacturer  shall  assume  liability  in  accordance 
with the currently applicable statutory regulations. The 
packaging for all of our products is designed for the ship-
ping of individually packed goods (pallet). We expressly 
point out that our packaging is not suitable for individual 

shipments via parcel post. The manufacturer shall accept 
no liability for damage incurred as a result of improper 
packaging in an individual shipment.

VI. Manufacturer‘s Warranty

The  manufacturer‘s  warranty  shall  apply  only  in  the 
event that installation, operation and maintenance have 
been carried out in accordance with the manufacturer‘s 
specifi cations  contained  in  the  assembly  instructions 
and instructions for use. 

• The warranty period shall commence from the date 
on which proof of purchase is provided and shall be 
limited, in principle, to 24 months.

•  Warranty  services  shall  be  performed  only  if  the 
proof of purchase relating to the equipment can be 
presented.

• Any and all warranty claims shall become void if mo-
difi cations  are  made  to  the  equipment  without  the 
manufacturer‘s express consent.

•  Any  warranty  claim  shall  likewise  become  void  in 
the case of defects that arise due to repairs or inter-
ventions  made  by  unauthorized  persons  or  due  to 
improper use.

• In the case of warranty claims, the serial and article 
numbers must be indicated together with the desi-
gnation and a meaningful description of the fault.

• This warranty shall cover defective equipment parts, 
with the exception of normal wear parts. Wear parts 
shall  include,  among  other  things,  light  sources, 
starters, gas or oil pressure dampers as well as acry-
lic glass panes, tubular heating elements and sauna 
heater stones.

• Only original replacement parts may be used within 
the warranty.

• Service visits by outside companies shall require a 
written order to be issued by our service department.

•  The  equipment  in  question  shall  be  sent  to  our 
service department by the Ordering Party and at its 
expense.

• Electrical assembly and installation work, including 
in the event of service or replacement, shall be car-
ried out at the Customer‘s expense and shall not be 
borne by the manufacturer.

Complaints in respect of our products shall be reported 
to the specialist trader responsible and shall be exclusi-
vely handled via the latter.

The  manufacturers  General  Terms  and  Conditions  of 
Business, as amended, shall apply in addition to the fo-
regoing terms and conditions of service.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As of 06/2015

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Summary of Contents for ECON D1

Page 1: ...1 D IP x4 Made in Germany ECON D1 Druck Nr 29344711en 23 15 GB Installation and operating instruction sauna control unit...

Page 2: ...or 10 Electrical connection 12 Connecting the sauna heater 12 Connecting the sauna lamp 12 Installation diagram 13 Terminal arrangement on the circuit board 13 Connecting the sauna heater 14 Operation...

Page 3: ...Switching on the sauna unit with Life Guard 22 Individual settings 23 Cabin temperature 23 Auto Stop 24 Life Guard 25 Unit fuses 27 Error messages 28 The device switch Switch off 29 Service Address 30...

Page 4: ...rature protection fuse Technical data Nominal voltage 400 V 3 N 50 Hz AC Switching capacity max 9 kW ohmic load AC1 operation Heating time limitation 6 h Display LCD display 40 x 22 mm alphanumeric wi...

Page 5: ...ods Please note that you will only be able to achieve anoptimumsaunaclimateifthecabinwithitsair intake and ventilation the sauna heater and the control unit are aligned to each other Please observe th...

Page 6: ...e the dimensions in the assem blyinstructions especiallywheninstalling the temperature sensor The temperature above the oven is critical for the temper ature setting The temperature can be held within...

Page 7: ...ialist of an authorized electric shop We would like to draw your attention that in case of a warranty claim you are kindly requested to present a copy of the invoice of the executive electric shop Whe...

Page 8: ...hole The control unit is hooked onto this screw Therefore leave the screw out by approx 3 mm Fig 3 2 3 Hook the control unit onto the 3 mm protru ding screw in the upper mounting hole Insert the supp...

Page 9: ...east 3 5 cm deep according to the dimension in Fig 5 Insert the supplied rubber grommets into the openings at the rear wall of the housing and insert the connecting cables through these openings Place...

Page 10: ...oven sensor in cabins up to 2 x 2m according to Illust 7 and 8 in larger cabins according to Illust 7 and 9 20 cm Fig 7 Housing Red Red Sensor circuit board Sensor white Limiter white Limiter Illust 1...

Page 11: ...t the line for overtemperature protection must be checked for short circuits In order to do this disconnect one of the wires of the white ca ble in the sensor casing The respective error message appea...

Page 12: ...nt of the air intake according to the manufacturer s installation in structions Run the silicone line through the ductwork to the power unit and connect it to the appropri ate terminals as directed in...

Page 13: ...13 GB Installation diagram 3 5 4 5 400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz ECON X2 F2 F1 L1 L2 L3 N W V U N N L Terminal arrangement on the circuit board Plug for sensor connection...

Page 14: ...cting the sauna heater 400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz max 100 W X1 ECON P max 9 kW U V W N L1 L2 L3 N 142 C KTY 10 5 Sensor Limiter wei white rot red X2 N L Warning Always connect the neutral conductor N of the s...

Page 15: ...you can put your sauna unit into operation Over the following pages we will show you the options provided to you with the control The user interface Operating buttons Cabin lighting on off Heating on...

Page 16: ...ing phase the thermometer fills up on the right side of the display Energy saving display 12 34 12 00 5 59 Auto stop Current time The clock symbol The light symbol when the light is switched on 12 00...

Page 17: ...r change is made 12 00 30 C Temperature Modifiable parameter 12 00 30 C Temperature If no key is pressed for 15 s the unit switches back into the default display Changes made up to then are not saved...

Page 18: ...ommissioning 12 00 DE GB NL PL I RU 12 00 0 00 0 00 Time of day 12 00 DE GB NL PL I RU 12 00 12 00 Time of day 12 00 12 00 Time of day 12 00 12 30 Time of day 12 00 Life Guard 3 s 3 s 3 s 12 00 12 30...

Page 19: ...time 12 00 DE GB NL PL I RU 12 00 DE GB NL PL I RU 12 00 DE GB NL PL I RU 12 00 12 30 Time of day 3 s 12 00 12 30 Time of day 12 00 30 C Temperature MODE MODE MODE MODE 12 00 12 30 Time of day 12 00 1...

Page 20: ...ort time e g 20 minutes after which the sauna unit is switched off except for the cabin lighting Af ter this time has elapsed the unit can be MODE switched on again by pushing the button for the set t...

Page 21: ...em can still be switched off in operation 12 00 30 C Temperature 3 s 12 00 30 C Temperature 12 00 30 C Temperature Activate Stand by Operation Deactivate 12 00 30 C Temperature 3 s 12 00 30 C Temperat...

Page 22: ...nction Life Guard 12 00 14 min Life Guard MODE After expiration of the Life Guard time the sauna heater is switched off and the set Life Guard time blinks Restart MODE or switch off the system 3 s 12...

Page 23: ...Temperature MODE 12 00 85 C Temperature Setting range Finnish mode 30 115 C 12 00 85 C Temperature 3 s 12 00 30 C Temperature MODE Hereafter we are showing you options that allow you to adjust the co...

Page 24: ...xpired The time is adjustable from 0 01 to 6 00 hours 12 00 30 C Temperature 12 00 6 00 Auto stop MODE In Stand by In operation 12 00 6 00 Auto stop 12 00 30 C Temperature 12 00 6 00 Auto stop 12 00 3...

Page 25: ...25 GB 12 00 3 30 Auto stop 3 s MODE 12 00 3 30 Auto stop 15 s 3 s MODE 12 00 30 C Temperature 3 s 12 00 30 C Temperature 12 00 3 30 Auto stop 12 00 30 C Temperature...

Page 26: ...ife Guard MODE Here you can set after what time the sauna unit is switched off and by pushing the MODE button again you can restart the Life Guard time This setting can only be selected in Stand by wh...

Page 27: ...1 L1 L2 L3 N W V U N N L F1 F2 Unit fuses F1 T 2A Fuse electronics primary and light and fan F2 T 315 mA Fuse of the electronics secondary Load board D1 Control board Only allow a specialist to carry...

Page 28: ...erature sensor PTC is faulty or the line to the temperature sensor has a short circuit interrupted limiter circuit The temperature fuse 142 C has triggered or the line to the temperature fuse is inter...

Page 29: ...s using this switch To turn the light on in the cabin while the unit is still disconnected push the left side of the ro cker to the second latch switch setting II Tomaketheunitreadyforoperation switch...

Page 30: ...el name with detailed description of the fault This guarantee covers defective parts and labour but not the defects caused by wear and tear In case of complaint please return the equip ment in its ori...

Page 31: ...p ping of individually packed goods pallet We expressly point out that our packaging is not suitable for individual shipments via parcel post The manufacturer shall accept no liability for damage incu...

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