Inocal Traditional Sauna User manual

InstructionManual
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Thank you for choosing our Traditional Sauna!

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Index
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Importantsafety guides .. .2
Introduction,benefits, highlight 3
Installation requirements 3
Installationprocedure 4-9
Operation .10
Safetywarnings 10
Trouble Shooting ..11
Maintenance 11
Transportation& Store .11
Packing List 11

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IMPORTANTSAFETY GUIDES
READAND FOLLOWALLINSTRUCTIONS
A) Referencetothe warning marking providedwiththe sauna,indicating theimportanceof attaching the marking,
usingthenailsprovided in theintended location,ateye level.
B) Areceptacle shall not be installedinsidethesauna room.
C) Thedoor of the heatedroomdonotinclude anylockingorlatchingsystem,malfunctionof whichcouldcause
entrapmentinside the heated room.
D) Keep the intended ventilationopenwhen usethe dry-bathbathing room.
E)CAUTION:Hyperthermiaoccurs when the internaltemperatureof the bodyreaches a level severaldegrees above the
normalbody temperatureof 98.6 F(37 ).Thesymptoms of hyperthermia include anincreasein theinternal
temperature of thebody, dizziness,lethargy,drowsiness,andfainting.The effectsof hyperthermia include:
a) Failureto perceive heat;
b) Failureto recognize the need to exit theroom;
c)Unawarenessof impending hazard;
d) Fetaldamage in pregnant women;
e)Physical inability to exittheroom;and
f) Unconsciousness.
WARNING –The use ofalcohol,drugs, ormedicationiscapableof greatlyincreasingthe riskof fatal hyperthermia.
F) CAUTION:IFTHE MANUALLYRESETTABLE TEMPERATURE-LIMITINGCONTROLTRIPS FREQUENTLY,
AQUALIFIED SERVICEMAN SHOULD BE CONTACTED.
G) CAUTION:IT IS UNLAWFUL TO INSTALLTHIS UNITWITHOUTFIRST OBTAININGAPERMITFROM THE
LOCALELECTRICALINSPECTION AUTHORITY.
H) WARNING:REDUCETHE RISK OF ELECTROCUTIONAND BURNS,DO NOTOPERATEUNLESSGUARD IS
IN PLACE.
I) CAUTION: EXCESSIVE EXPOSURE CANBEHARMFULTOHEALTH.PERSONSWITHPOOR HEALTH
SHOULD CONSULTTHEIR PHYSICIANSBEFOREUSINGSAUNA.
J) CAUTION: REDUCE THE RICK OFFIRE, DONOT PLACE COMBUSTIBLEMATERIALON HEATERAT ANY
TIME.
K) WARNING:REDUCE THERISK OFOVERHEATING:
a)EXITIMMEDIATELYIFUNCOMFORTABLE, DIZZY,OR SLEEPY,STAYINGTOOLONGINAHEATED AREA
ISCAPABLEOFCAUSINGOVERHEATING.
b)SUPERVISECHILDREN AT ALL TIMES.
c) CHECK WITH ADOCTOR BEFOREUSE IF PREGNANT, IN POOR HEALTH,OR UNDER MEDICALCARE.
d) BREATHINGHEATEDAIR INCONJUNCTIONWITH CONSUMPTIONOF ALCOHOL,DRUGS,OR
MEDICATION IS CAPABLEOFCAUSINGUNCONSCIOUSNESS.
L)WARNING: REDUCETHERISK OFELECTROCUTION,DISCONNECTTHESUPPLY CONNECT BEFORE
SERVICING.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Introduction
Wewelcomeyouto themostaffordable traditional saunain the nation!Wealsocongratulateyouonyour newpath
to better health! Thousandsof users enjoythebenefitsoftraditionalsaunas everyday.Traditional saunas helpyouburn
calories,reduce toxins, relieve painand evenclear complexions. Now you canenjoy thegreat benefits of traditional heat
withinthe privacy of yourownhome.
Westrivetodeliver superior homehealth productsat anaffordable price. Ourlist ofclientsgrows daily and we
believethat your success isoursuccess. Our staff has over 15years of combined professional experienceandis ready to
provideyou withexcellentcustomerservice.
2. Health &BeautyBenefits
Relieve pain:The heat energy of our traditionalsaunaacceleratethebloodcirculation andsupplymore oxygen to
thebody.Increased bloodcirculationdiminishes inflammation, relieves pain, andspeedsup recovery.Traditional saunas
havealso been usedto treatbursitis, rheumatism,arthritis,and hemorrhoids. Increasedblood circulationnot only
alleviates internalailments,butalsoskinconditions suchas psoriasis, eczemaandscars. Good circulation isessential for
smooth andfirmskin.
Burn calories &fat:The steam of the traditional sauna eliminateextrasalt andsubcutaneous fat. Burnupto600
calories inonehalfhour session versusahalfhourof joggingwhichburns 300calories, and a half hour ofcyclingburns
225 calories.
Relaxyourbodyandmind: It suppliesyou for a special environment with 30 -90 . It passes throughyour body,
speedthe metabolism,acceleratethe blood circulation, bring the freshoxygen and nutriment intotheorganization, the
rubbishexpelfrom bodyalongwiththe sweat, renew the energy quickly,then relievetiredness.
3. Highlights
a. Highquality craftsmanship
b. Automaticthermostatforconstanttemperature
c. Timer
d. Digitalsensor andautomatic thermometer
e. Heatstove
Installation
1.Installation requirements
a. Do not plugany other appliances into the outlet with yourtraditional sauna.
b. Install the saunaon a completelylevel floor.
c. Donotstoreflammableobjects or chemical substances near the sauna.

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Installation procedure
Sauna Room:
1. Structureof Infrared Sauna.See FIG-1.
FIG-1 sauna structure
1. Bottom board2. sitting baffle3. bench4. right side board5. right backboard
6. externaltop board7. vent8.left backboard 9.warmbarothermohygrogram
10. wooden lampshade11. left front board12. front board
1，One unit packedintotwoor threecartons.SeeFIG-2
FIG-2 2/3 cartonsFIG-2.1 C/No.
ChecktheC/NO. onboth cartons if they are the same. If not, pleasenotify the store/websiteyou purchased yourInfraredSauna,
forexample:C/NO: 002 1OF3, C/NO:002 2 OF 3andC/NO: 0023 OF 3 areforoneunit. SeeFIG-2.1

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3．Make sure allparts are presentbeforeinstalling theunit.Seepackinglist below.：
A. user manualB.frontboardC. left frontboardD.rightfrontboard
E. sitting baffleF.bottom boardG. sitting boardH. backrest
I. left back boardJ.right backboardK.top board
4．Placethe bottom boardin thedesired locationofyoursauna. SeeFIG-3.
FIG-3 Placing bottomfloor FIG-4 Assembling leftandrightback board
5．Aligncorresponding battens ofthe left andrightback board, make surethe protruding battenaim tothe flute。
SeeFIG-4
FIG-5 Lock thescrew tightFIG-6 Assembling left frontboard
6．Align theleftandright back board, you cansee the correspondingflute,usethescrewtolocktight.SeeFIG- 5.
7．Align the corresponding battensof left frontboard and left backboard,makesure theyarefit with eachother,and usethe
screwtolock them tight.SeeFIG- 6.
8．Align thecorresponding battens of left front boardand right frontboard, make sure they arefitwitheach other,andusethe
screwtolock them tight.SeeFIG- 7,8.
FIG-7 Assemblingthefront boardFIG-8 lockthe screwon the rightofthe frontboard

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9．Placethefloor boardon thedesiredlocation on thesauna. note: make sure the frontand back of the floorboard.See FIG- 9.
10. Hold thelongsitting boardalong theleft backboard,then place itverticallyintotheslots,and lockthemtightwithscrews.
Note:make sure thetwo legs areupright,otherwisethe sitting board is instable.See FIG- 10.
FIG-9 placethe floor boardFIG-10 Assemble theabovelongsittingboard
11. Holdthe short sittingboardalong the leftback board, thenplace itverticallyintothe slots, andlockthemtight withscrews.
Note:make sure thetwo legs areupright,otherwisethe sitting board is instable.See FIG- 11.
FIG-11 Assemblingthedownshortsitting boardFIG-12 Assemblethe left long sitting baffle
12．Holdthe left backboard andright back board along the slot, then place thelong sitting baffle vertically intothe slots, and
lockthem tightwithscrews. Note:make surethelongsitting baffleuprights to long sittingboard.SeeFIG- 12.
13．Holdtheleft backboardandright backboardalong theslot,thenplaceit vertically intothe slots, andlockthem tightwith
screws. Note:makesurethelongsittingbaffleuprights toshort sitting board.SeeFIG- 13. Use the samewayto lackthe
left littlebaffle,to makeit upright theleftlong sitting sittingbaffleand lock themtight.SeeFIG- 14.
FIG-13 Assembling right short baffleFIG-14 Assembling left shortbaffle

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14．Deploy the topboardflat.SeeFIG-15.raisethetop boardhigh enoughtosee if itfits withthe surrounding boards,andthen
putdown. See FIG-16
FIG-15deploy the topboardFIG-16 Assembling thetop board
15．Whenputdownthetopboard,makethepower supplylinesaim atthe U”typeslotonthetopboard. SeeFIG-17.All
these wires shouldbe connectedwiththe outer wires of top board,andmakesurethey areconnectedtight.See FIG-18.
FIG-17put throughthewire FIG-18 outer line ontop board
16．First,fixthe lampholder with screws,andconnect the powersupply lines.SeeFIG-19.Then lockthelampand glasscover
tight. See FIG-20.
17. After that, putthe woodenlampshadeundertheglass cover (be moderate),thenlock itwithscrew.See FIG-21.
18. Take outthewarm barothermohygrogram, andput iton the level of panel. Note:do notputthe warm barothermohygrogram
under the heat stove.See FIG-22.
FIG-19 fix the pedestal FIG-20 installtheglasscover

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FIG-21 install the wooden cover FIG-22 install the warmbarothermohygrogram
19．Takeoutthesaunaheatstove,andexamine theequipment.SeeFIG-23. Thendisassembleone sidebatten of thewooden
support frame. See FIG-24.
20．After that, upendthe sauna stoveinto thewoodenframe, anddisassembletheright aluminum board, thenconnectthe power
supplyline ofthesaunastove.（Note:redwire isconnectedwithL, greenwire isconnected withN, the doubleisground
line whichis connectedtothe joinwith mark ) andlock themtightwith screws.See FIG-25.
FIG-23 examinethestove FIG-24 disassemblethe woodenframe
FIG-25 connect the power supply lineof stove FIG-26 locationofthestove
21. After assemblingthewires, installtherightaluminumboardandwoodenbatten,and placethestoveontherightlocation.
SeeFIG-26
22．Finishthe installation.
23. Putsomestonesonthe sauna stove, about 10-15kgs.
Attention: Thetemperature inside stove isvery high,wemust use high quality saunastones. Becausethebad qualitystonecan’t
affordhightemperature, easilybe cracked;Andit willdamage theheating tubewhenbecomehotandirrigatedby water.

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Operation
1. Precautions
a. Checkallthecircuitry and the plugmeet all requirements.
b. Set the temperature andtime toacomfortable level.
c. Drinkacup of water beforethesauna session.
d. After 2 hoursofcontinuoususe,shut the sauna down foronehour.
e. Toavoid burns, donot touchthe heatingelement.
3.Operation:pleaserefertothe separatemanual of HARVIASTOVE
a. Plugthesaunaintoaoutletwhich is stated in nameplate. Do notsharetheoutletwithany other appliances. Plug the
unit intothe outlet. Saunashould beunpluggedwhennot inuse.
b. Turn the temperature buttonreferingtothe stove manual.
c. Turn the ‘time’buttonto settheusingtime referingtothestovemanual.
d. Afteryoursauna session,turnoff,andunplugthepower cable.
Warnings
1. Safetyprecautions
a. Toavoidfire, do notdryclothesor leaveany towels in thesauna.
b. To preventburnsor electricshocks,do not touchor usemetaltools on thenetcover of the saunaheater elements.
c. While inthe sauna, do not touchthelightbulb. If the bulbneedsto bechanged, switch itoff and wait untilthesauna is
shutoff and the bulbis cool
d. Do notuse the traditionalsauna if you haveanyofthefollowing conditions:
1. Openwounds
2. Eye diseases
3. Sever sunburns
4. Elderly&weakpeople,especially those suffering from adisease,pregnantwomen andinfantsare prohibited.
Childrenover theage of 6years may usethe saunaunderthe supervisionof adults.
5. If suffering fromadiseasedirectlyrelatedtotemperature, seek the adviceof adoctor beforeusing.
6. Do not place pets inthe sauna.
7. Do notuse the sauna ifyou are under theeffectsof alcohol.
TroubleShooting:
problem possible reason countermeasure
1 indicatorlightfor power
supply not working
The connector isnot connected properly Checkthe connector or replace anew
one
No power supply input check thecircuitry

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Indicatorlightis broken replacethe outer controller
2 Indicator light forfunction
is notworking
The heating indicator light is broken replacethe outer controller
3 Saunastove isnot heating
up
The heater is broken Replace withanewone
Of the same specifications
The wire junction or theheater’s wire is
loosen
Checkandmakethemtight
5 Odorfrom the sauna The circuit‘s problems 1)thereis eye winker around,remove it
2）partsonthe circuit isbroken
6 Light bulb is notworking Lightbulbis burned out Replace the lightbulb
Lampholder isbroken Replace the lampholder
Cleaning
Clean the sauna room withawetcotton towel, dry witha cleandry towel.
Do nouse benzene, alcohol, orstrongcleaningchemicals on sauna.NOTE:Any chemicalthatcan damagewood material
willdamagethesaunaandtheprotection layer that is on the wood.
***Do not leavethe saunaon for more than 2 hours at a time. ***
Transportation andstorage
1. Avoidexposuretorain,snow orstrongcollisions duringtransport.
2. Donot store indampenvironments.
Packing list
1pc floor panel 2pcs sittingpanels (one bigand onesmall)
1pc front panel 1pc lightbulb andholder
1pc leftfrontpanel1 instruction manual
1pc rightfrontpanel 1pc lamp cover
1pc leftback panel1pc barothermohygrogram
1pc right backpanel 1pctopcover
2pcs backrest (1pc forNYS-1112) 2pcs sitting baffle(one bigand onesmall)
1bag of screwandbolt 1pcscrewdriver
1setof bucket andspoon2pcs top panels
1pc sauna stove