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BEFORE YOU CONNECT THE SAUNA STOVE ALWAYS CHECK THE STEAM ROOM.
7. HOW TO USE THE CLOCK SWITCH:
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The clock switch is on the lower part of the sauna stove. It can be used both for switching on
and as a timer. The warming time desired, 1-4 hours, or a preselected time, 1-8 hours,
can be adjusted with the clock switch.
Functional example:
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When switching to number 2 on the light area of the scale, the sauna stove is immediatelly
connected to function and this function will end in 2 hours.
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When switching to number 4 on the black area (the preselection area), the sauna stove is
connected to function in 4 hours. The stove will then be switched on for about 4 hours.
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The function of the sauna stove can be ended by switching counter-clockwise to position 0.
8. TEMPERATURE REGULATOR:
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The temperature regulator is on the lower part of the sauna stove. The temperature desired in
the sauna can be selected using the regulator. The broadening line on the scale shows the
rising temperature. When switching clockwise, the temperature is rising and, when switching
counter-clockwise, the temperature is falling.
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The sauna warms up most rapidly by switching the temperature regulator to the max. position.
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The size of the sauna, the starting temperature, the thermal insulation, the non-insulated
surfaces and how the stones have been piled effect how soon the sauna warms up.
9. TEMPERATURE RESTRICTOR:
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If the temperature in the sauna is rising dagerously high the
temperature regulator switches off the stove. The temperature
regulator can be switched on again by pressing a blunt tool in the
hole with a diameter of 3 mm at the end of the electrical box
(Figure 8).
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If the sauna stove does not start functioning again, check if
the clock switch has been switched off and the fuses of the stove
on the fuse board have not blown.
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If the sauna stove does not warm up after these measures please
contact the service department.
10. AIR EXCHANGE FOR THE STEAM ROOM:
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The air exchange in the steam room must be as efficient as possible, in order to
guarantee sufficient oxygen content and availability of fresh air. The air in the steam room
should be changed 3-6 times in an hour.
It is recommended that the ventilation be realised in accordance with the HVAC designer's plan
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The fresh air is directed through a ca. 100-mm diameter duct. The outlet duct should be larger
in diameter than the inlet duct. If the ventilation is mechanical, we recommend placing the inlet
air valve in the ceiling near the heater.
Figure 8.
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