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C L U B T H E R A P Y
Installation, Operating & Maintenance Manual
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Maintenance
MrSteam steambath generators require little maintenance.
Other than draining, maintenance procedures are minimal. When
AutoFlush is not installed the manual drain valve should be opened
fully flushing out accumulated materials, salts and other particles
which are natural by-products of boiling water, after each use.
Flush a minimum of two-three hours after the control
has been turned off to insure that the water has cooled.
Draining immediately after a steam cycle may
expose PVC and other piping to high temperature water. Check
local codes. The unit will refill automatically after 10 minutes. In
areas of hard water, a MrSteam AutoFlush
®
system is recommended
for generator longevity.
Steam Generator Operation
MrSteam recommends beginning steam bathing at a low tempera-
ture setting to gauge comfort and safety levels. Set the duration at
10 minutes max. to gauge comfort and safety levels. This will allow
the steam generator to heat up and begin producing.
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Initial Start-Up and Checkout
1. Turn on control. Follow specific instructions provided
with controls.
2. Steam will begin to appear in approximately 5 min-
utes at the steam head. Steam will shut off when
desired temperature is reached and will automatically
resume when room temperature drops below set
point.
3. Steam will shut off automatically when control counts
down to zero. To shut steam off manually, turn con-
trol OFF. To clear steam from enclosure area, turn
shower on before opening door.
4. If unit does not start and control does not turn ON
(control display does not light up) then turn breaker
off for 20 seconds and try again.
5. Refer to specific instruction sheets for installation,
operation and maintenance of optional equipment
and Control.
Transformer
Liquid Level
Control Board
Water Feed
Solenoid
Water Inlet
AutoFlush
Plug and Play
Connector
Thermostat
Liquid
Level Probe
Power Supply
Knock-Out
Contactor
Steam Outlet
Troubleshooting
Step 1
Check your main incoming power
to the unit.
Step 2
Verify the transformer is receiving
208/240 VAC.
Step 3
Verify that you have 24VAC coming
out of the transformer, WHT & WHT/BLU
wires, into the board.
Step 4
Verify that you have the green light
on the PC board.
Step 5
Push the white test button to run
the generator on a 10 minute test cycle.
Step 6
Verify that you have 24 VAC to the
water feed solenoid, GRY & WHT/GRY
wires (will fill when needed).
Step 7
Temporarily short out the WLS
(Purple wire) and GND (Green wire)
terminals and verify the contactor engages.
Step 8
When the red light is on, verify that
you have 24 VAC, RED & WHT/RED wires,
to the contactor.
Step 9
Check to see that you have your
main voltage on the load side of the
contactor when it is engaged.
Step 10
If all steps on the power path
were verified, turn off power to the unit
and pull the heating element via the left
hand access panel for inspection.
Do not disassemble internal components, internal components contain no serviceable parts.
FOR ILLUSTRATIVE
PURPOSES ONLY.
Some components may be omitted
or altered for clarity. Do not use for
wiring, repair or other purposes not
related to component identification.
All electrical troubleshooting to be performed by a qualified licensed electrician.
