Cleaning And Care; Placing The Sauna Stones On The Stone Grate; Liquid; What To Do In The Event Of Problems - Weka SHG Classic 3,6 kW Instrucciones De Montaje

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Cleaning and care

Before cleaning the oven, switch it off (at the control
unit) and allow it to cool down.
Do not use any abrasive cleaning products to clean
and treat the oven.

Placing the sauna stones on the stone grate

Sauna stones are a natural product. The stones are
supplied clean but we recommend that you clean
them again using clean water. An adequate quantity
of sauna stones is supplied with the oven.
A support surface has been prepared for the
placement of the stone grate on the inner casing of
the sauna oven.
Put the large stones at the bottom and the small
stones on the top. Put in the stones loosely so that
the air circulation in the oven is not restricted. Piling
the stones too close together will impair the sauna
temperature. The heating elements should be
completely covered with stones. Replace the stones
when they become brittle. It is recommended to
replace the stones every 2 years.

Liquid

The sauna oven is designed for use with sauna
liquids.
Please note the following:
The volume of liquid should not exceed 15 g/m
of the booth volume.
The liquid must be spread evenly over the
stones.
Pour the liquid directly over the hot stones. To
avoid the risk of burns caused by the hot vapors
rising as you pour on the liquid, the liquid should
always be poured from the side using a ladle.
If you use liquid concentrates (for example
essential oils), follow the instructions for use
supplied by the manufacturer. If you use
excessive concentrations of these products they
may explode.
Do not use liquids containing alcoholic drinks or
other additives that are not suitable for use in
saunas as a result of the fire risk that they pose.
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What to do in the event of problems

The oven will not heat up...
Have you pressed all the required switches?
(See operating manual)
Has the fuse on the domestic switchboard tripped?
Have you set the temperature controllers correctly?
(See operating manual)
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