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1.  Make sure you have a towel on the floor and on  
 

the bench of the sauna to absorb perspiration.  

 

 
 

 

 

In order to maintain a clean and pleasant atmo- 

 

sphere inside of your sauna, do not leave damp  

 

towels on the bench or floor. Remove them  

 

immediately after the session is over.

2.  Perspiration should begin within 10 to 15 minutes  
 

after stepping into the unit.

3.  Be sure to towel off excess sweat during your  
 

session to help the body perspire more freely.

4.  When the temperature reaches the level set on  
 

the control panel, the heaters will turn off and on  

 

periodically in order to maintain the desired  

 

temperature level inside of the sauna.

 

5

The 

ceiling vent on 

 

the top panel can be opened  

 

at any time 

to introduce fresh air  

 

into the sauna. 

 

 
6
.  If you feel the need for more cooling, simply  
 

leave the door open until the air around you feels  

 

comfortable enough.

7.  Do not put any lotions or oils on the body or face  
 

prior to using the sauna. This may block the pores  

 

and hinder perspiration.

8.  Essential oils can help you to find more tranquility  
 

during your session.  

 

 
 

 

 

You can use our ceramic 

aromatherapy cup (op- 

 

tional accessory) to evaporate your favorite oils.

9.  To make the most out of your sauna session,  
 

work your muscles while in the sauna. Stretch  

 

your arms, legs etc. to help relieve sore and tense  

 

muscles, massage the affected areas while in the  

 

sauna. If you wish to achieve a deep heating effect  

 

to a specific area, move it closer to a heater. 

10Relieve your ankles and feet more effectively,  
 

you must elevate them while inside the sauna. 

11Shaving your face or legs with a razor while  
 

profusely sweating in a sauna yields an incredibly  

 

smooth result without the use of gels or foams. 

12

Do not forget to 

drink plenty of 

water, before, during and after a 
session to replenish lost fluids through 
perspiration.

13. After the session is over, do not immediately jump  
 

into the shower. Since your body was 
heated up during the session, it will 
continue to sweat even after the 
heaters are off. 

Sit in the sauna with  

 

the door open and let your body cool off.  

 

Once you feel comfortable enough, take a warm (or  

 

cool) shower to rinse the perspiration off your body. 

C. Helpful Tips for Enjoying Your Sauna Sessions

3. Useful Information and Tips for During Your Sauna Session

Summary of Contents for Far Infrared Sauna

Page 1: ...idelines and Helpful Tips Congratulations on your purchase of your Health Mate Far Infrared Sauna We are confident that you will enjoy the many benefits for years to come Carefully read this manual be...

Page 2: ...tandards in the industry This allows us to proudly extend a lifetime warranty on all Health Mate Far Infrared Saunas You will be surprised at the noticeable effects on pain relief weight control skin...

Page 3: ...ions 9 D Safety Precautions for Your Health Mate Sauna 11 E Troubleshooting Guide 13 F Optional Accessories a Outdoor Cover 15 b Multi Color LED Light 17 c Accessories in Western Red Cedar 18 G Limite...

Page 4: ...your sauna Do not place the sauna on a surface that easily gets wet Place the sauna on a deck to protect it from moisture on the ground A Installation and Maintenance A Installation and Maintenance 1...

Page 5: ...el Temperature Display Current sauna session temperature indicator F C Time Display Off Mode Current Time On Mode Sauna Session Time Reserve Button Reserve session only works when power is OFF Clock B...

Page 6: ...utes and maximum session time is 60 minutes 4 The light button will be lighted to indicate inside lamp is turned on Press again to turn off lamp 6 Setting up Your Health Mate Sauna Session time and te...

Page 7: ...ight up during OFF mode 5 To check your scheduled session press Reserve button once Your reserved time will appear for a short moment 6 To cancel your scheduled session simply press the Power button a...

Page 8: ...isplayed when your sauna is in session During your session you can only see the countdown of your session time The Reserve and Clock button are not functional when your sauna is in session B Getting S...

Page 9: ...Your Infrared Session Your Health Mate Infrared Sauna is equipped with special infrared heaters Infrared heat waves reach the body directly without having to heat the intervening air inside the sauna...

Page 10: ...ranquility during your session You can use our ceramic aromatherapy cup op tional accessory to evaporate your favorite oils 9 To make the most out of your sauna session work your muscles while in the...

Page 11: ...al for causing fetal damage during the early months of pregnancy Pregnant or possibly pregnant women should consult their physician prior to using the sauna 3 The use of alcohol drugs or medications p...

Page 12: ...INTERRUPTER GFCI device in any potentially wet locations D Safeguards and Safety Precautions for Your Health Mate Sauna 3 Power Supply Related Precautions 1 When replacement parts are required be sur...

Page 13: ...nside the front of the bottom panel with male plug is plugged into the female outlet on the power supply Bench heater produces no heat The bench heater cable is not plugged tightly into the receptacle...

Page 14: ...ong the sauna has been on for The light turns on sometimes or not at all and is not very bright The sauna is connected to a 120 volt line instead of 230 volt House circuit breaker is tripping Check th...

Page 15: ...der an awning or overhang to prevent rain falling directly onto the roof 3 Place a deck to protect the sauna from moisture on the ground 4 The snap buttons must be clipped on at all times 5 The zipper...

Page 16: ...ack section of the cover and put it over the sauna Pull the cover slowly down from the back while lifting up the front section 2 Line up the seams with the edges of the sauna Close down the zippers 5...

Page 17: ...your color light 3 When the color light is on press the Manual button to change the colors of your color light manually 4 When the color light is on press the Auto button to change the colors automati...

Page 18: ...x 6 x 50 cm The ergonomic backrest gives extra support to your back in any desired angle This item does not need any assembly 3 Ergonomic Backrest Dimensions width x depth x height 45 x 90 x 4 cm The...

Page 19: ...country Please contact your local dealer for more information Dimensions width x depth x height 80 x 24 x 30 cm This accessory can be easily assembled with a Phillips screwdriver The shelf is simply...

Page 20: ...g or overhang to prevent rain falling directly onto the roof PLH Products Inc shall not be liable for the loss of use of the sauna or other incidental or consequential damages Under no circumstances s...

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