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Sauna stones
Sauna stones are a natural product. Always
check the sauna stones at regular intervals.
Sauna stones can be particularly attacked
by frequent infusions with aggressive es-
sences in high concentrations and may dis-
integrate over the course of time. Please ask
your sauna supplier for replacement rocks.
Thoroughly wash the supplied sauna stones
under running water and load them in the
rock store so that the heating elements can-
not be seen from the outside.
The large rock volume will provide for a
powerful heat reserve and quick evaporation
with rich steam effect even by frequent water
splashing.
Due to the large quantity of stones, the
fi rst
infusion should be made not earlier than one
hour after starting heating.
Check the quantity of stones at regular inter-
vals and remove any small particles of stone
lying in the expanded metal mesh.
Due to the large volume of rocks and the
height of the rock store the sauna rock may
settle down in the course of time, so that
the ends of heating elements may become
visible.
The heater shall not be operated
in this state!
In this case do not just refi ll
the rock store, but fi
rst re-shuffl e the rocks
to provide for more space between them
and to ensure due air circulation.
Caution! Risk of fi re!
Make sure to
observe the instruction for dilution of sauna
essences given by the manufacturer. Never
use alcohol or undiluted concentrates.
Caution!
The fi lled heater has a weight of approxi-
mately 150 kg.
Do not tip the heater using the adjustment
feet or move it when fi lled. There is the risk
of the adjustment feet being damaged.
Right
Wrong
The heating elements are fully covered by
stones. The heating elements cannot be
seen from the outside.
Heating elements can be seen between the
stones.
A visible heating elements can even pose a
risk to fl ammable materials beyond the safe-
ty clearance.
Make sure that no heating elements can be
seen from outside between the stones.
Risk of fi re!!!
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