NARVI SOFTY 10,5kW, Installation And Instruction Manual

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4. USING THE HEATER
- The heater’s control switch is located in the front at the lower part
of the heater (see Fig. 6).
4.1 Overview
- The heater is switched on and off by toggling
the I/O button.
- The SET button is used for setting the following
parameters: Preset timing, power-on time and temperature.
- The setting is carried out using the +/- buttons.
During set-up, an LED flashes to indicate the parameter
being set, with the respective value being displayed
on the screen.
- The settings of the power-on time and the temperature
remain in memory even after a short outage of power.
After a longer outage of power, the times are reset to
their default values. The preset timing will always be
reset after use.
- The On/Off LED is illuminated red whenever the heating
elements are turned on; at all other times it is illuminated
green. During the preset time, the On/Off LED is not illuminated.
4.2 Temperature
- The temperature of the sauna at the display is shown on the display.
- The temperature can be selected at intervals of one degree from the range 60°C-115°C.
- When setting the temperature, the temperature saved in the memory, will be displayed first,
and after that will be displayed the temperature that is being set via the +/- buttons.
Figure 7.
On/Off signal light
Preset timing (yellow)
Power-on
time (green)
Temp. (red)
SET
3.2 Installing the Softy heater and piling the stones
- The heater can be placed on the floor.
- When installing the heater, observe the given safe distances.
- The heater has a two-part jacket to enable easier piling of the stones.
- The upper jacket can be removed for piling the stones into the lower
part of the heater.
- The heater must be attached to the wall or to the benches using two
support irons, as illustrated in Figs. 4 and 5.
- When piling the stones, make sure that the resistors do not get bent and
that the circulation of air is sufficient.
- Stones 5-10 cm in diameter are suitable for the heater.
- Pile the stones loosely. Stones that are piled too tightly may make
the resistors overheat (= shorter life span) and slow down the heating
of the sauna.
- The front part of the stone space must, however, be piled as tightly
as possible to cover the resistors.
- Ceramic stones cannot be used in this heater!
A STONE CONTAINER THAT IS FILLED TOO SPARSELY
MAY BE A FIRE HAZARD!
BEFORE PLUGGING IN THE HEATER, INSPECT THE SAUNA ROOM!
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Kuva 2
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Kuva 6
Kuva 3.2 Kuva 3.3 Kuva 3.4
Figure 6.
Kuva 3
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Kuva 2
Kuva 3.1
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Kuva 6
Kuva 3.2 Kuva 3.3 Kuva 3.4
Figure 4.
Kuva 3
66
Kuva 2
Kuva 3.1
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Kuva 6
Kuva 3.2 Kuva 3.3 Kuva 3.4
Figure 5.