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CONSUMER’S MANUAL

INTERLINE PREMIUM

INFRARED CABINS

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Summary of Contents for L1TP

Page 1: ...CONSUMER S MANUAL INTERLINE PREMIUM INFRARED CABINS ...

Page 2: ...player Oxygen Ionize Installation 19 INSTALLATION 2 person sauna room is taken for example A Preview A1 Brief All growth depends on sunlight But 40 of the ultraviolet and the high energy rays of the sun are harmful to the human body the remaining 60 of the sun s energy is beneficial comprising infrared rays Our infrared sauna uses these invisible 5 6 15 µm infrared rays to increase cell tissue res...

Page 3: ... helps relieve stress A2 Operating Conditions A2 1 Temperature 5 40 A2 2 Humidity 85 A2 3 Pressure 700 1060 hpa A2 4 Power supply AC 120V 220V 240V Frequency 50HZ 1 60HZ 1 USA or Canada standard EU standard A2 5 Do not install closer than 12 7 mm to wall A3 Features A3 1 Wooden construction A3 2 Digital microprocessor controlled A3 3 Temperature adjustable from 20 60 A3 4 Adjustable dwell time fro...

Page 4: ... 4 Below are pictures of individual panels for the 2 person models Other models vary ...

Page 5: ...not be subjected to water spray and that shower heads shall not be installed above the sauna heaters B1 4 Warning No plumbing fixtures taps etc are to be installed in the sauna room B1 5 Warning the door of the heated room should not include any locking or latching system malfunction of which could cause entrapment inside the heated room B1 6 Warning the dry bath room shall be provided with intend...

Page 6: ...fering from a disease Pregnant women and infants are prohibited Children over the age of 6 years may use the sauna under the supervision of adults 3 Those with heat sensitivity obesity heart disease blood pressure circulatory system problems or diabetes should consult their doctor before using the sauna B3 6 Do not place pets into the sauna B3 7 Do not use after drinking excessive alcohol B3 8 Thi...

Page 7: ... 7 C Circuit diagram ...

Page 8: ... D1 2 Position it on a flat level surface D1 3 Do not splash the exterior with water If the floor is damp install a floor separator to keep the sauna dry and high D1 4 Do not store the flammable objects or chemical substances near the sauna D1 5 Place the Bottom Panel on the ground and make sure the FRONT sticker is facing up ...

Page 9: ... 9 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM buckle ...

Page 10: ... 10 D2 1 Buckle Fastened Inside Buckle Fastened Selected Use D2 2 Plug in the Bench Heater Cable to the outlet located on the Back Panel Make sure connection is secure ...

Page 11: ...anel must be positioned in the right corner Connect the plugs for heater through the holes around the Top Panel D3 Outdoor Sauna Room Put the covers on the roof then fix them by screw each cover two screws 6 screws 15 16 ...

Page 12: ...w to replace the ceramic heater D4 1 Take off the cover of heater D4 2 Take off the ceramic covers of tube and remove the connecters from two ends of the tube D4 3 Take off the clip on the bottom part of heater ...

Page 13: ... D4 4 Replace the heater D4 5 Connect the two connecters to two ends of tube and fasten the ceramic covers of two ends D4 6 Install the clip on the bottom part of heater cover D4 7 Install the heater cover ...

Page 14: ...om please point the temperature sensor vertical downward as shown in the figure below to ensure the accuracy of the temperature display on control panel 1 Original shape 2 Vertical downward shape E2 Plug the power cord into the wall outlet ...

Page 15: ... the heat indicator turns on The sauna will automatically start by pressing the key or on the left to adjust the temperature E5 Press the key IN to turn on the light in or out of the room Press it again and the lights will turn off E6 Press the key or on the right to adjust the time If the time indicates 00 the room stops heating E7 Open the ceiling vent to allow a flow of fresh if required ...

Page 16: ...y place a towel on the bench and floor of the sauna Keep one towel handy to wipe out sweat from the body F9 Utilizing the sauna s heat therapy put oil into your hair and wrap it with towel Latter rinse your hair thoroughly F10 Massage the affected areas to relieve sore and tense muscles F11 Shaving your face or legs with a razor while profusely sweating in a sauna yields an incredibly smooth witho...

Page 17: ... The light doesn t work Problem Solution 1 The bulb filament is burned out Change the bulb 15 watt G3 The heater tube does not heat Problem Explanation Solution 1 Part of the heater does warm up The heater is defective Replace with a new heater Part of the heater is not connected well or burned out Connect them tightly 2 The entire room does not heat The relay is damaged Replace the relay The cont...

Page 18: ...omer This includes freight charges for parts shipped to enable the services of your sauna This warranty is void if the sauna has been altered misused or abused Such instances shall include operation or maintenance of the sauna in deviation to the published instructions The warranty extends only to the manufacturing defects and does not cover any damages resulting from mishandling of the product by...

Page 19: ...kers Hold the sel button to select the mode of music with DSP OFF displayed on the LCD then press VOL VOL to select pop rock classic 6 BUTTON Radio FM AM memory pause 7 2 INT BUTTON Radio FM AM memory browse 8 3 RPT BUTTON Radio FM AM memory repeat play 9 4 RDM BUTTON Radio FM AM memory random play 10 5 BUTTON Radio FM AM memory 11 6 BUTTON Radio FM AM memory 12 A PS BUTTON Auto radio preset chann...

Page 20: ...nual station search hold it for auto station search on play mode press it for track selection hold it for fast forward and fast backward 17 MUTE BUTTON MUTE ON OFF 18 AUX AUX INPUT Slide the CD player into the slot provided on front panel ...

Page 21: ...Presstheionbutton itextremelypurifiestheairandremovestoxic substances including the dust and odours mould K2 2 Press the ozone button ozone may kill virus and will be deoxidized into oxygen in the end without secondary pollution which the chemical agents cannot achieve ...

Page 22: ... as to eliminate the peculiar smells and germs Reduce radiation Anions of negative charge can neutralize with the monitor of positive charge so as to reduce radiation and protect sight Improve pulmonary function With the anions being absorbed lungs absorption of oxygen will increase by 20 and the exhaustion of carbon dioxide by 15 improving the blood circulation and pulmonary function Prevent air ...

Page 23: ...e volume as required The cord is not joined well Join it well CD can be put in or taken out but no voice The rear plug is not joined tightly Plug it tightly Sound only comes from one speaker Check to see if the sound balance is set to one side Move the balance The control push button is not available Too noisy the microprocessors can t work normally The control panel is not fixed well The sound is...

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