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Operation / Function
Description of the control elements
1) Switch (On / Off) with timer
2) Regulator knob for cabin temperature
Switching on
The stove may be switched on for between 0 and max. 4 hours. After the
set time has elapsed.
Setting the sauna temperature
When it has been switched on at the switch (1) the stove will heat up the
cabin to the temperature set on the regulator knob (2).
The regulator knob does not have a precise scale since the setting
depends to a large extent on the cabin size and how well sealed it is.
Thermal release
The stove is fitted with a thermal release. If the stones are too densely
packed, the stove will overheat and cause the release to trip.
Resetting the thermal release
Disconnect the stove from the supply before you open the case.
Remove the duct cover
Reset the release by pressing the knob.
Fit the cover and secure the stove before you restart it.
Cleaning and care
Switch off the stove and allow it to cool before you clean it.
Do not use scouring cleaning products to clean the stove.
Liquids
The sauna stove is suitable for sauna liquids.
Please read the following carefully:
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Only use water that meets the quality requirements for domestic water.
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Water that contains high levels of lime or iron will leave residue on the
stones and metal in the water tank.
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To prevent scalds caused by rising steam whilst pouring liquid over the
stones, liquids should always be poured from the side using a ladle.
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Dripping water may cause permanent marks on the cabin floor.
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Pour small amounts of liquid on to the stones; if you pour too much
liquid on to them you may suffer scalds.
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Use as much liquid as you are comfortable with, but do not exceed a
volume of 15 g/m³ of cabin volume.
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The liquid should be poured straight on to the stones in the stove and
must be spread evenly over all the stones.
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If you use liquid concentrates (for example essential oils), follow the
instructions for use provided by the manufacturer.
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Using excessive concentrations of these products may result in explo-
sions.
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Do not use mixtures of alcoholic drinks or other additives not reco-
mended for use in saunas as they pose a risk of fire, explosion and
may be harmful.
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The warranty will be voided if you fail to follow these instructions.
Important.
Liquids may cause marks on metal surfaces and sauna sto-
nes. Sauna liquids with citrus fragrance may cause rust patches as a result
of their acid content.
In this case you should only use products in the diluted form specified by
the manufacturer.
Troubleshooting
The stove will not heat up…
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Have you activated all the necessary switches?
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Has the fuse in the domestic installation tripped?
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Have you set the temperature controller correctly?
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The RCCB trips on the 3.6kW stove: The circuit is overloaded.
Disconnect power consumers which are connected to this power cir-
cuit and connect to a separately fused circuit.
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RCCB trips – see the section entitled “Testing the insulation resi-
stance”
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Temperature release has tripped – reset it
The stove causes “cracking noises”
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The case parts and heating elements expand when the stove is hea-
ting up or operating. The heating elements may move the sauna sto-
nes and cause noises. Cracking noises are normal and are not gro-
unds for complaint.
Sauna stones split and cause an odor
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Use only sauna stones recommended by the manufacturer.
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Sauna stones are too old; replace them.
The cabin does not get hot enough
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The sauna stove is too small (see Table 1)
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Excessive temperature loss from the sauna cabin, for example due to
poor or lack of sealing.
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Incorrect display on the sauna thermometer. Mount the thermometer
higher and at a distance of approx. 3 cm from the sauna wall.
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Have a defective heating element (heating element does not glow)
checked and measured by an electrician.
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