Sanotechnik BERGEN User manual

Infrared makes life more healthy
Due to our continued product improvement, product illustrated on this instruction manual may vary slightly from the actual product.

Recommendations
Read this manual carefully before using your sauna for the first time.
We recommend you keep it in a safe place for future reference.
•Woodis a living element, to maintain its original appearance, it is important to treat the outside of the wood against moisture.
•Install the sauna on a perfectly flat and hardsurface.
•Do not use liquid cleaning products. Disconnect the sauna before cleaning and use a wet rag .
•Protect the sauna’s electrical cable to avoid it being crushed or pinched.
•Prior to replacing certain components, ensure that they are specified by the manufacturer or that they have the same features
as the original parts. Incorrect replacement can cause a fire, a short circuit or damage to the sauna. We strongly recommend
using a qualified technician.
•Toavoid the risk of burns or electric shocks, do not use any metal tools.
•Do not put animals in the sauna.
•Do not leave the sauna switched on without supervision.
•Do not leave the sauna switched on for more than 3 hours at a time to avoid premature deterioration of the equipment. After 3
hours continuous usage, switch off the sauna for at least one hour.
•Werecommend that you do not install a locking system on the sauna door.
•Check compliance of your electrical installation prior to connecting your sauna to the power supply.

Safety
IMPORTANT :
Please read the safety instructions carefully before installing and using your sauna cabin.
They are essential for your safety, so please adhere strictly to them.
Beware of hyperthermia, heat stroke or heat exhaustion which can be caused or aggravated by noncompliance with the safety
instructions. Symptoms are fever, a rapid pulse, dizziness, fainting, lethargy and numbness in all or part of the body. The effects
are: reduced awareness of the heat, ignorance of imminent risks, loss of consciousness.
The sauna must not be used by:
•Children under 6 years of age.
•People with severe reactions to sunlight.
•Elderly or disabled people.
•People with previous medical conditions such as heart disease, high or low blood pressure, blood circulation problems or
diabetes without prior medical advice.
•Pregnant women. Excessive temperature can endanger the foetus.
•Persons suffering from dehydration, open sores, eye disorders, burns orsunstroke.
Children between 6 and 16 years of age may use the sauna provided that they are continuously supervised by a responsible adult
and that the temperature does not exceed 60°C (140°F).
In the event of problems involving health, medication or injury to muscles or ligaments, do not use the sauna without previously
consulting a doctor and obtaining approval.
If surgical implants are worn, do not use the sauna without previously consulting a doctor and obtaining his approval.
Do not use the sauna after strenuous activity.
Wait 30 minutes for your body to cool down.
Do not spend more than 40 minutes in the sauna at any one time.
Do not consume alcohol or drugs before or during the session.
Do not sleep in the sauna when it is in operation.
To avoid the risk of overheating, connect your sauna to a sufficiently powerful electrical outlet and do not connect other electrical
equipment to the same wall socket.
To avoid any risk of electrocution or damage to the sauna, do not use it:
•During thunderstorms.
•If the electrical cable is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified person.
•If the electrical cable overheats, it must be checked by a qualified person.
•If you have to change a bulb, wait until the sauna is switched off and cooled down.
Dry your hands before connecting or disconnecting the electricity.
Never work with wet hands or feet.
Do not switch the electricity or the heating system rapidly on or off as this could damage the electrical system.
Do not try to repair the sauna by yourself without the agreement of the sauna’s distributor or manufacturer.
Unauthorized attempts to repair it will invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty.
Do not use any type of detergent inside the sauna.
Do not pile up or store objects inside or on top of the sauna.
Do not place flammable materials or chemical agents near the sauna.

Description sauna
11
10
7 8 9
2
4
6
3 5 1

Description sauna
1
（1400x300x33mm）2x
5.2
（426x398x30mm）2x
2.1
（1800x93x30mm）2x
5.3
（532x425x50mm）2x
2.2
（1800x93x30mm）1x
6.1
(990x585x40mm) 1x
2.3
（1800x93x30mm）60x
6.2
(535x585x40mm) 1x
2.4
(1800x93x30mm）1x
7
（520x330x65mm）2x
3.1
（1758x575x30mm）1x
8.1
（560x300x40mm）1x
3.2
（1650x575x30mm）1x
8.2
（378x300x40mm）2x
3.3
(1758x952x30mm) 1x
9
3x Barrel hoop
4.1
（1404x80x20mm）1x
10
（ 3000x1800mm ） 1x
4.2
（1404x80x20mm）1x
11
（ 1000x320mm ） 60x
4.3
(1574x488x30mm) 1x
12
（250x50x45mm）1x
4.4
(1758x783x30mm) 1x
13
（350x50x45mm）1x
4.5
(1574x488x30mm) 1x
14
1x Sauna stove
5.1
（1152x425x50mm）2x
15
（177x80x30mm）1x

Description sauna
16
1x Water pan
20
1x Hygrometer
17
2x Explosion proof lampshade
21
1x Hourglass
18
2x Cup plate
22
1x Wooden spoon
19
1x Wooden barrel
Ø5x50
Ø4x50
Ø4x30
Ø3x35
Ø4x12
Ø6x70
44x
20x
8x
66x
240x
2x
2x

Read the assembly instructions carefully before starting.
Choice of location
Designed solely for exterior installation.
Select a space:
•In a dry area, on a flat stable surface that can support the weight of your sauna.
•The height must be sufficient for you to reach the ceiling and carry out electrical connections andmaintenance.
•Away from any source of water, flames or flammable materials.
Practical advice
•Note that sauna assembly requires 3adults.
•Clearly identify each panel before youbegin
•During assembly, position your sauna’s mains cable so that it is easily accessible.
•Note that there are variations between the models.
IMPORTANT :
Please check the countersink and hole diameter of the drill holes to avoird damaging the wood.
Tools needed
Screwdriver Tape measure
Pencil Cutter
2 Spanner Electric
screwdriver
Wood spiral drill Allen Wrench
Step ladder Mallet

Assemble instructions
Ø 5 x 50 20PCS
Ø 3 x 35 2PCS
Ø 5 x 50 18PCS
The front and rear panels need to be assembled as a whole first.
The front panel is divided into three parts on the left and right, and the rear panel is divided into three parts on the top and bottom.

Assemble instructions
Assemble steps
Ø 5 x 50 2PCS
A B
Undersupport
B D
AD=BC AB=BD
Each slat is numbered and labeled.
The left side is L01 L02 L03...... L38 from bottom to top;
The right side is R01 R02 R03...... R38 from bottom to top.
Front

Assemble instructions
Assemble steps
Under slat
The top Flat shall be temporarily installed as a fixed protective measure during installation.
Ø 5 x 50 4PCS

Assemble instructions
Assemble steps
1. The slats of the barrel body, please be placed tightly when
installing, which is conducive to the top installation and tightness.
2. Screws (M3*35 64PCS ) are used to fix the slats L8-L23 and R8-R23,
the top slats are placed tightly, after forming a circle, the barrel
is fixed with stainless steel sbands.
Ø 3 x 35 32PCS
L8-L23
Slat
Ø 3 x 35 32PCS
R8-R23
thin plates
According to actual installation needs,
one or two thin plates in the middle can
be removed after loosening the screws.

Assemble instructions
Assemble steps
Stainless steel bands
Ø 4 x 50 4PCS
Ø 4 x 50 4PCS
Footrest

Assemble instructions
Assemble steps
The support of the inner and outer seat plates has been pre installed
on the front and rear plates.
The outer base plate needs another support frame, and the support frame
locks the screws onto the Flat noodles.
The inner base plate does not need another support frame.
The seat plate lock screws need to be fixed on the support side of the front
and rear plates.
Ø 4 x 50 2PCS
Ø 4 x 50 2PCS
Ø 4 x 50 4PCS
The installation of a sauna requires the installation of the wall bracket of the furnace frame first,
and then the furnace is hung up. Please refer to the diagram for specific information.
For more detailed information, please read the manual provided with the sauna stove.

The sauna stove is a universal cable connected
to an external customer power supply.
The wires of the lamp should be connected to
the wiring base of the sauna stove and powered
through the sauna stove.
L N L N
L1 NG
Sauna stove
Cable（5*2.5mm²） lamp line（3*0.75mm²）
8x
Ø 4 x 30
Sauna stove
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
G G N
N L1 L1 L2 L3
1
4
7
6
5
3
2

Ø 4 x 12 200PCS
Asphalt shingle
Waterproof cloth
1800mm
3000mm

1. Heater On
Turn the timer switch to the ”on” section
(section A in figure 2, 0–4 hours). The
heater starts heating immediately.
2. Pre-setting Time (timed switch-on)
Turn the timer switch to the ”pre-setting”
section (section B in figure 2, 0–8 hours).
The heater starts heating when the timer
has turned the switch back to the ”on”
section. After this, the heater will be on for about four
hours.
For more detailed information on the specific use and precautions of the sauna stove,
please read the manual provided with the sauna stove.
Timer switch
Thermostat switch

Maintenance
Protection of wood
Brush each exterior barrel slat and apply a wood stain when full assembly to protect the wood.
This wood stain had to be renewed according to the recommendations of the product used
Maintenance
IMPORTANT :
Disconnect the cabin’s power supply cable before undertaking any work.
Problems identified
Possible reasons
Solutions
Electric stove does not heat up.
Power supply cable disconnected.
Check power supply cable connection.
The general power supply is cut.
Check that the switchboard and wall plug
are working.
Stove is overheat protected.
Refer to the electric stove manual.
Sauna light fitting no longer
work.
Light cable not fully plug.
Plug the cable.
Light is defective.
Contact your dealer.
Servicing
1. Disconnect your sauna.
2. Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust from crevices in the woodwork.
3. Clean the cabin with a damp cotton cloth and use a small amount of soap if necessary. Rinse with a dampcloth.
4. Clean the glass with a window / glass cleaner and a soft colth.
5. Maintain the exterior of the sauna every 2 years with a suitable product.
IMPORTANT :
The wood should be treated with a protective product only on the outside of the sauna.
No treatment should be applied inside the sauna.
Do not use benzene, alcohol, chemical agents or strong detergents on the sauna since chemical products can damage the
wood. Do not spray water on your sauna.
Please read the instructions provided with the sauna stove for the installation and use of the stove.
The heater may only be connected to the electrical network in accordance with the current regulations by an authorised,
professional electrician.