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Table of Content TABLE OF CONTENT ......................................................................................................................................... 2 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................................ 3 BASIC AND DELUXE SERIES......................................................................................................................................... 3 LUXURY SERIES ....................................................................................................................................................... 3 POWER PLUGS ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................................................... 4 CAUTION ............................................................................................................................................................... 4 CONNECTING THE PANELS: ........................................................................................................................................ 4 WHERE TO START:................................................................................................................................................... 5 INSTALLATION SET A – GENERAL GUIDE: ..................................................................................................................... 6 INSTALLATION SET B – CORNER MODELS: .................................................................................................................. 10 INSTALLATION SET C – 4-PERSON SAUNAS: ................................................................................................................ 14 INSTALLATION SET D – OUTDOOR SAUNAS:................................................................................................................ 18 ACCESSORIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 20 CONTROL PANEL OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................ 21 USAGE GUIDE ................................................................................................................................................ 22 PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................................................................... 22 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................ 22 SAUNA’S BENEFITS......................................................................................................................................... 23 HEALTH BENEFITS.................................................................................................................................................. 23 SAUNAS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS .............................................................................................................. 24 TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................................................................................................... 26 WARRANTY INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................... 27
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Electrical Requirements Each sauna will require a dedicated circuit when plugged in an outlet according to the chart below. A dedicated circuit requires that no other appliance should share the outlet/circuit with the sauna. Failure to comply with this requirement may cause electrical interruption and diminished performance. It is recommended that a qualified electrician install your dedicated electrical wiring for proper sauna functionality and to avoid any potential electrical hazards. Please make sure the sauna is properly grounded. Serious injury may result if proper electrical requirements are not met. Please follow all instructions carefully. Keep the sauna away from any potential hazards including any water source or liquids. Select a dry suitable location for the sauna installation. Do not expose the heater elements to any water source or liquids as it may cause electrical shock. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us directly at 1(877)811-1001 or [email protected]. Please note that some models require a 220-240 volts outlet.
Basic and Deluxe Series
1-Person Sauna: 15 Amps circuit/outlet. 2-Person Sauna: 15 Amps circuit/outlet (20 Amps is recommended). 3-Person Sauna: 20 Amps circuit/outlet. Corner Sauna: 20 Amps circuit/outlet. 4-Person Sauna: 220-240 Volts is required, 15 Amps circuit/outlet.
Luxury Series
2-Person Sauna: 20 Amps circuit/outlet. 3-Person Sauna: 220-240 Volts is required, 15 Amps circuit/outlet. Corner Sauna: 220-240 Volts is required, 15 Amps circuit/outlet. 4-Person Sauna: 220-240 Volts is required, 15 Amps circuit/outlet.
Power Plugs 15 Amps Plug (NEMA 5-15)
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20 Amps Plug (NEMA 5-20)
220-240 Volts (NEMA 6-30)
Installation Instructions Please read the following directions carefully. The sauna installation requires a minimum of 2 people. You should not try to install the sauna on your own as damage will easily occur.
Caution 12345-
No plumbing or plumbing fixtures should be placed in the sauna. Keep all liquids away from the heating panels Install the sauna on a completely level surface. Install the sauna in an area that is dry and protected from the weather. Flammable objects and corrosive chemical substances should be kept far away from the sauna.
Your infrared sauna will come packaged in three boxes. Please make sure that you open the boxes face up. Please be very careful when opening boxes, due to fragile parts and glass.
Connecting the Panels: Evolution Health offers two types of panels locking system to connect the different sides of the sauna. Please use the instructions below as a reference guide on how to connect the sauna panels. Inner Locking System: The inner locking system is designed to by completely invisible when the sauna is installed. The locks are built on the side of each panel and they connect by sliding one over the other (Figure G-2). To connect two panels, follow these few steps: 1. Lift the panel with the male locks a few inches. 2. Push it against the opposite panel; make sure to apply pressure around the top and bottom corners. 3. Slide the panel down to lock it in place. Make sure all the locks are connected (top and bottom). 4. Inspect the panels and make sure they are leveled (the panels top is flat and matching).
Figure G-1: Connect panels, inner lock system
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Figure G-2: Inner Locking System
Latch System: The Latch Locking System is two brackets that lock together by passing the main loop over the opposite side and locking the latch (Figure G-3).
Figure G-3: Latch Locking System
Where to Start: Lay the boxes flat on the ground and open them carefully. The accessories, user manual and smaller parts are located under the dust cover - the box that includes the top and bottom panels (Figure G-4).
Figure G-4: Remove the Dust Cover to uncover accessories
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Installation Set A – General Guide: The following installation instructions apply to following models:
1-Person, 2-Person and 3-Person saunas (indoor and outdoor models). 4-Person Deluxe saunas (models FWH400 and FWC400)
Floor Panel Place the floor panel flat on the desired location. Make sure to leave a space around the side walls for one person to stand and install the side panels (Figure A-1). You can slide the sauna once it’s complete next to a wall. Tips:
An “X” mark will point to the back of the sauna and the floor heater (on some models) point to the front of the sauna.
Figure A-1: Floor Panel Rear Panel Place the rear panel on the back end of the floor panel (Figure A-2). At this point, someone should hold the rear panel until the next connection is made. Left Panel Install the left panel (the left panel has 2-4 sockets on the lower end) as the image below. Make sure the top of both panels is flat and leveled. Refer to “Connecting the Panels” section (page 4) on how to lock the panels together.
Figure A-2: Rear and left panels
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Bench Installation Slide the bench stand panel between the two vertical guides on the side panels. Connect the heaters’ plugs under the bench to the appropriate sockets. The matching plugs and sockets are labeled alphabetically – e.g. connect “A” plug into the “A” socket. Install the bench top by placing it on top of the bench stand and the horizontal guide on the rear panel. Make sure the smooth and finished side is facing up and forward (Figure A-3).
Figure A-3: Installing the Bench Right Panel Install the right panel as the image below (Figure A-4). Make sure the top of all the panels is flat and leveled. Refer to “Connecting the Panels” section (page 4) on how to lock the panels together. Tip:
Someone can stand inside the sauna to match the bench stand with the vertical guide on the right panel and level the corners for easy installation. If the lower lock is not connecting, make sure the bench stand is not blocking the panel by aligning it with the vertical guide.
Figure A-4: Right Panel Important: Install the door handle at this point, before installing the front panel.
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Front Panel Install the door handle before installing the front panel. Connect the front panel to both side panels as in the image below (Figure A-5). Refer to “Connecting the Panels” section (page 4) on how to lock the panels together. Tips:
Make sure to align the corners of the two side panels and the edges of the front panel. The front panel is heavy because of the glass door. At least two people are needed to lift it. For inner locking system, a person can stand inside the sauna to align the edges and corners of the panels. For inner locking system, make sure to put pressure on the top and bottom corners of each side to insure the locks are connecting.
Figure A-5: Front Panel
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Top Panel Raise the top panel over the sauna body. Insert the wires for the control panel, temperature sensor and heaters through the openings in the ceiling. Connect the control panel wire (white ribbon) and the heat sensor (2-pin wire) on top of the sauna. Connect the heaters’ plugs into the control box. Even though the heaters’ plugs might be labeled, they can connect into any sockets on the control box (Figure A-6). Place the dust cover over the sauna roof and pass the main power plug through the opening. Make sure to match the holes for the vent on the dust cover with the saunas vent holes.
Figure A-6: Top Panels and Connections
Outdoor models installation instructions continue in Installation Set-D. Accessories installation instructions continue below the outdoor models.
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Installation Set B – Corner Models: Please review the rectangular models installation steps for general information. Floor Panel Place the floor panel flat on the desired location. Make sure to leave a space around the side walls for one person to stand and install the side panels (Figure B-1). You can slide the sauna once it’s complete next to a wall. Tips:
The triangle corner will point to the back of the sauna and the heater (on some models) point to the front of the sauna.
Figure B-1: Floor Panel First Back Panel Place the first back panel on the floor panel (Figure B-2). At this point, someone should hold the back panel until the next connection is made. Tips:
The first panel will have female locks on both sides.
Second Back Panel Connect the second back panel to the first panel as the image below (Figure B-3). Refer to “Connecting the Panels” section (page 4) on how to lock the panels together.
Figure B-2: First Back Panel
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Figure B-3: Second Back Panel
Front Sides Install the two front side panels (Figure B-4).
Figure B-4: Installing the front panels Benches Some saunas will include a square bench support. Place it in front of the windows (Figure B-5).
Figure B-5: Bench Support Place the bench stand panels by lining up its side with the vertical guides on the back panels. Connect the heaters’ plugs to under the bench and slide the bench panel over the horizontal guide on the back panels. Make sure the smooth and finished side is facing up and forward (Figure B-6).
Figure B-6: Bench Installation 11
Door Panel Install the door handle first. Connect the door panel to the front side panels. For the inner lock system, make sure to match the edges of the front panels to the corners of the door panel (Figure B-7). Tips:
The front panel is heavy because of the glass door. At least two people are needed to lift it. For inner lock system, a person should stand inside the sauna to align the corners and edges of the panels. For inner locking system, make sure to put pressure on the top and bottom corners of each side to insure the locks are connecting.
Figure B-7: Front Panel
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Top Panel Raise the top panel over the sauna body. Insert the wires for the control panel, temperature sensor and heaters through the openings in the ceiling. Connect the control panel wire (white ribbon) and the heat sensor (2-pin wire) on top of the sauna. Connect the heaters’ plugs into the control box. Even though the heaters’ plugs might be labeled, they can connect into any sockets on the control box (Figure B-8). Place the dust cover over the sauna roof and pass the main power plug through the opening. Make sure to match the holes for the vent on the dust cover with the saunas vent holes.
Figure B-8: Top Panels and Connections
Accessories installation instructions continue below the outdoor models.
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Installation Set C – 4-Person Saunas: The following installation instructions are for the following models:
4-Person Basic (BH400) 4-Person Luxury (LH400 and LC400) Follow the “Installation Set A” for 4-Person Family Saunas (FWH400 and FWC400)
Floor Panel Place the floor panel flat on the desired location. Make sure to leave a space around the side walls for one person to stand and install the side panels (Figure C-1). You can slide the sauna once it’s complete next to a wall. Tips: An “X” mark will point to the back of the sauna and the heater (on some models) point to the front of the sauna.
Figure C-1: Floor Panel Rear Panel Place the rear panel on the back end of the floor panel. At this point, someone should hold the rear panel until the next connection is made. Side Panels Connect the side panels to the back panel as in the image below (Figure C-2). Refer to “Connecting the Panels” section (page 4) on how to lock the panels together.
Figure C-2: Rear and Side Panels
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Bench Some saunas will include a square bench support. Place it in front of the windows (Figure C-3).
Figure C-3: Bench Support Place the bench stand panels by lining up its side with the vertical guides on the rear panel. After placing the bench stand panel, connect the heaters’ plugs. Slide the bench top panel over the horizontal guide on the side panels. Make sure the smooth and finished side is facing up and forward (Figure C-4). Luxury Series will have a third bench that goes between the other two benches.
Figure C-4: Installing the Bench
Important: Install the door handle at this point, before installing the front panel.
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Front Panel Install the door handle before installing the front panel. Connect the front panel to both side panels as in the image below (Figure C-5). Refer to “Connecting the Panels” section (page 4) on how to lock the panels together. Tips:
Make sure to align the corners of the two side panels and the edges of the front panel. If the lower locks are not connecting, make sure the bench stand is not blocking the panel by aligning it with the vertical guide. The front panel is heavy because of the glass door. At least two people are needed to lift it. For inner locking system, a person can stand inside the sauna to align the edges and corners of the panels. For inner locking system, make sure to put pressure on the top and bottom corners of each side to insure the locks are connecting.
Figure C-5: Front Panel
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Top Panel Raise the top panel over the sauna body. Insert the wires for the control panel, temperature sensor and heaters through the openings in the ceiling. Connect the control panel wire (white ribbon) and the heat sensor (2-pin wire) on top of the sauna. Connect the heaters’ plugs into the control box. Even though the heaters’ plugs might be labeled, they can connect into any sockets on the control box (Figure A-6). Place the dust cover over the sauna roof and pass the main power plug through the opening. Make sure to match the holes for the vent on the dust cover with the saunas vent holes.
Figure A-6: Top Panels and Connections
Accessories installation instructions continue below the outdoor models.
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Installation Set D – Outdoor Saunas: Installation steps start at section “Installation Set A”. Continue after placing the top panel. Main Support Place the roof bottom section on top of the sauna and screw the center support beam (Figure D-1). The illustration below will not include the sauna’s body, but the roof should be installed on top of the sauna.
Figure D-1: Roof bottom section and center support beam Roofing Shingles Support Install the roofing shingles support beams around the top. Each beam is labeled alphabetically to a matching corner or side (Figure D-2). For example, the beam marked with “A” should be screwed into the “A” corner. Repeat for all the corners and sides (based on the model, you might have eight or six supporting beams).
Figure D-2: Shingles Support Beams
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Roofing Shingles Screw the triangular roofing shingles on the supporting beams (Figure D-3). Repeat for all sides.
Figure D-3: Roofing Shingles Roof Sealing Screw the corner roof shingles around all corners. Each corner will have two shingles curved upward to easily identify the screws position (Figure D-4).
Figure D-4: Corner Roof Shingles After screwing the corners, flatten the curved shingles and place the pyramid roof shingles on the top (Figure D-5).
Figure D-5: Pyramid Roof Shingles 19
Accessories Oxygen Ionizer Locate the ionizer plug that is extended out of the sauna ceiling (1-pin plug). Connect the oxygen ionizer and screw it on the back panel. The oxygen ionizer is used to refresh the air inside the sauna by killing odor causing bacteria and removing airborne particles. Use: Before and while using the sauna, please select the “Ion” option to remove airborne particles by attaching them to the ionizer. After using the sauna, select the “O3” option to kill odor causing bacteria out of the sauna air. Cup Holder (optional) The cup holder is a small wooden table that can be screwed in one of the front corners (either right or left, based on the user preference). Make sure not to install the cup holders on or in front of the heaters. Some models with glass front or corner saunas will not include the cup holder. Magazine Holder (optional) The magazine holder can be installed either on the front wall (in front of the window) or in the side wall (next to the legs) (the placement of the magazine holder is optional based on the user preference). Do NOT install the magazine holder in front of the heaters. The magazine holder size might vary based on the model. Towel Rack (optional) For models with full glass doors, the towel rack can be installed either on the front wall or in the side wall (the placement of the towel rack is optional based on the user preference). Do NOT install the towel rack in front of the heaters. For models with glass and wooden frame doors or wooden doors, install the towel rack on the middle of the door frame and use it as a door handle. Color Therapy Lights (options) Some models will include color therapy lights (or chromo lights). The color lights are operated by the remote control only. Press any color on the remote control to turn the lights on and select a color. Press the “Cycle” button (lower right button) to cycle through the colors randomly. Press the “Power” button to turn the lights off. AM/FM CD Player The CD player will be pre-installed on the sauna. There are two parts to help removing the CD player if needed (2 L-shaped metallic pieces – image on the right). For the CD player manual, please go to http://www.CrystalSauna.com/cd_manuals.php 20
Control Panel Operation Instructions
Number 1 2 3 4 5
Function Power Button (On/Off) Heat Light Timer Control (increase time) Timer Control (reduce time) Temperature Control (increase temp.)
Number 6 7 8 9
Function Temperature Control (reduce temp.) Fahrenheit Light Celsius Light Lights Button
Power Button (On/Off) (1) This button turns the sauna on or off. Heat Light (2) The light will be on when the heaters are working. When the sauna reaches its desired temperature, the heaters and the Heat Light will turn off. Timer Control (3/4) Use (+) or (-) to increase or decrease the sauna timer. It will count down until 00 and shut down the heaters. Continues Working Time If you would like to keep the sauna working continuously (no time limit), press and hold both (+) and (-) buttons, the display should show two dashes (--). To start the timer again, just click on one of the Timer Control buttons. Temperature Control (5/6) Use the (+) or (-) to increase of decrease the sauna temperature. The heaters will turn off when the sauna reaches its desired temperature. Fahrenheit and Celsius Lights (7/8) These lights indicate what measurement is used to display the temperature. To switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius, press and hold both Temperature Control buttons.
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Usage Guide Allow your sauna to warm up for 15-20 minutes or until it reaches 110 F (43 C). You may close the vent on the ceiling to speed up the pre-heating process. Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration before and after the sauna session. It is recommended not to exceed 40 minutes per session. If the sauna becomes stuffy, open the vent on the ceiling to allow fresh air into the sauna. Tip:
Start using the sauna within 10 degrees before it reaches the set temperature in order to receive the most benefits out of the infrared heaters. For example, if you set the sauna to 125 F (52 C) degrees, you should start using the sauna when it reaches 115 F (46 C) degrees. Customers reported an average use temperature of 125 F (52 C) degrees.
Precautions
If the temperature becomes unbearable, decrease the temperature or shut off the sauna immediately. Do not use if pregnant or have serious inflammation, a fever, a communicable disease, acute bleeding, or intoxicated. Do not consume alcohol or drugs when using the sauna. Do not splash water on the heaters or any electrical component inside the sauna. Do not bring wet towels into your sauna or any substances that could harm the interior of your sauna. Do not install a lock on your sauna. All repairs need to be authorized by a Crystal Sauna representative; otherwise product warranty may be voided.
Cleaning and Maintenance Use a clean damp towel to wipe off the bench, floor and around the back panel. Do not use a towel that is too wet and can drip water inside the sauna and do not use cleaning agents inside the sauna. Make sure to keep the sauna dry and clean. Do not leave towels or water glasses or bottles inside the sauna after use. Wipe the exterior surface of the sauna with a towel and clean the glass at least once a month. Wood Care If the sauna exterior body was scratched or scuffed, it can be concealed by using a small amount of furniture polish, oil or other furniture treatment. The interior blemishes, scratches, or scuffs can be either left alone, sanded or combination of gluing plus sanding. Please avoid any treatment containing benzene or a high concentration of alcohol. Outdoor models body need to be maintain on regular bases (between 6 months to a year) by polishing or resealing the body as needed. If the varnish is cracked or worn off, sand the surface and re-varnish the affected area. Consult your local handyman or furniture repair professional for more details on how to maintain wood in an outdoor environment.
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Sauna’s Benefits Health Benefits Detoxification and Body Cleansing Detoxification is a bodily process that transforms health threatening toxic substances from our environment, diets, as well as our own bodies into something harmless or excreted. Sweating is the body's nature way to get rid of harmful toxins and cleansing our bodies through the skin. A Crystal infrared sauna waves penetrate deep below the skin to help the body to get rid of toxins buried deep under the skin. Weight Loss Evolution Health Saunas were proven to help a person lose weight and burn calories. According to Journal of the American Medical Association, a sauna session can burn between 300-700 calories. Also, Dr Oz. explained in the Oprah show that an infrared sauna session can burn up to 700 calories. Pain and Arthritis Relief Crystal Saunas infrared waves penetrate deep into the muscles for long lasting pain relief. Moreover, patients with rheumatoid arthritis, using an infrared sauna results in a short-term improvement regarding pain and stiffness, reduction in fatigue, and a trend towards long-term beneficial effects. Skin Purification In the sauna, skin is cleansed and dead cells are replaced, keeping the skin in good working condition. Sauna heat also relaxes facial tensions, and improves skin elasticity. Sweating rinses bacteria out of the epidermal layer and sweat ducts. Cardiovascular Workout Finnish researchers have reported that the regular use of saunas helps maintain the blood vessels in a healthier condition. Vessels become more elastic and pliable longer due to regular dilation and contraction from the process of heating and cooling the body repeatedly. Lower Blood Pressure and Improved Circulation Blood vessel dilation brings blood closer to the surface of the skin and, as blood vessels expand to accommodate increased blood flow, circulation in the extremities improves, and the blood pressure gets lower. The effect on the blood pressure is temporary, but medical research shows that frequent sauna bathing can make person's blood pressure level also to stay lower. DISCLAIMER: Evolution Health and its affiliates do not provide medical advice, education or treatment. The information contained in this manual is for general information purposes only and does not address individual circumstances or medical conditions. It may not be right for you and should not be relied upon in making decisions about your health. Always consult your doctor for medical advice.
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Saunas and Contraindications Saunas and Medications Individuals who are using prescription drugs should seek the advice of their personal physician or a pharmacist for possible changes in the drugs effect when the body is exposed to far infrared waves or elevated body temperature. Diuretics, barbiturates and beta-blockers may impair the body's natural heat loss mechanisms. Some over the counter drugs such as antihistamines may also cause the body to be more prone to heat stroke. Saunas and Children The core body temperature of children rises much faster than adults. This occurs due to a higher metabolic rate per body mass, limited circulatory adaptation to increased cardiac demands and the inability to regulate body temperature by sweating. Consult with the child's Pediatrician before using the sauna. Saunas and the Elderly The ability to maintain core body temperature decreases with age. This is primarily due to circulatory conditions and decreased sweat gland function. The body must be able to activate its natural cooling processes in order to maintain core body temperature. Saunas and Cardiovascular Conditions Individuals with cardiovascular conditions or problems (hypertension / hypo tension), congestive heart failure, impaired coronary circulation or those who are taking medications, which might affect blood pressure, should exercise extreme caution when exposed to prolonged heat. Heat stress increases cardiac output, blood flow, in an effort to transfer internal body heat to the outside environment via the skin (perspiration) and respiratory system. This takes place primarily due to major changes in the heart rate, which has the potential to increase by thirty (30) beats per minute for each degree increase in core body temperature. Saunas and Alcohol Contrary to popular belief, it is not advisable to attempt to "Sweat Out" a hangover. Alcohol intoxication decreases a person's judgment; therefore they may not realize it when the body has a negative reaction to high heat. Alcohol also increases the heart rate, which may be further increased by heat stress. Saunas and Chronic Conditions / Diseases Associated With a Reduced Ability to Sweat or Perspire Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Central Nervous System Tumors and Diabetes with Neuropathy are conditions that are associated with impaired sweating. Saunas and Hemophiliacs / Individuals Prone To Bleeding The use of Infrared saunas should be avoided by anyone who is predisposed to bleeding. Saunas and Fever An individual that has a fever should not use any type of sauna. Saunas and Insensitivity to Heat An individual that has insensitivity to heat should not use any type of sauna. 24
Saunas and Pregnancy Pregnant women should consult a physician before using any type of sauna because fetal damage can occur with a certain elevated body temperature. Saunas and Menstruation Heating of the low back area of women during the menstrual period may temporarily increase their menstrual flow. Some women endure this process to gain the pain relief commonly associated with their cycle whereas others simply choose to avoid saunas use during that time of the month. Saunas and Joint Injury If you have a recent (acute) joint injury, it should not be heated for the first 48 hours after an injury or until the hot and swollen symptoms subside. If you have a joint or joints that are chronically hot and swollen, these joints may respond poorly to vigorous heating of any kind. Vigorous heating is strictly contra-indicated in cases of enclosed infections be they dental, in joints or in any other tissues. Saunas and Implants Metal pins, rods, artificial joints or any other surgical implants generally reflect far infrared waves and thus are not heated by this system; nevertheless you should consult your surgeon prior to using an Infrared Sauna. Certainly, the usage of an Infrared Sauna must be discontinued if you experience pain near any such implants. Silicone does absorb far infrared energy. Implanted silicone or silicone prostheses for nose or ear replacement may be warmed by the far infrared waves. Since silicone melts at over 200°C (392°F), it should not be adversely affected by the usage of Infrared saunas. It is still advised that you check with your surgeon and possibly a representative from the implant manufacturer to be certain. In the rare event, you experience pain and/or discomfort, immediately discontinue sauna use.
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Troubleshooting The sauna doesn’t power on Make sure the power cord is securely connected to the power socket and the control box (on top of the sauna). Make sure the breaker did not turn off. Make sure the control panel white ribbon wire is securely connected. Make sure the power socket is working by trying a different device on the same socket. Light is not working Replace the light bulb. Color therapy light does not work Make sure the battery is inserted correctly. Make sure to point the remote directly at the remote receiver (small rounded tip next to the color lights). Try a new battery. All heaters are not working Make sure to connect the heaters plugs are connected securely to the control box (on top of the sauna). Make sure the sauna is connected to the recommended power supply. Make sure the heat sensor is connected securely. One or few heaters are not working Make sure to connect the heaters plugs are connected securely to the control box (on top of the sauna). Make sure to connect the heaters plugs under the bench are connected securely. Floor heater and under bench heater are not as hot as other heaters (by design). Make sure the plug behind the heater is connected (you would need to unscrew the heater). Control panel display is unusual If the control panel temperature display is over 150 or 230, make sure to connect the heat sensor securely. If the control panel time display is -- (two dashes), the sauna is on continues working mode. Press the timer button to return to timed working mode. CD player is not working If the CD refuses to play, try a different CD. Copied or burned CDs must be finalized. If the radio has a bad reception, extend the antenna outside the sauna roof. If the USB cannot read an MP3 player, use an Aux-In plug and play the music from the MP3 player.
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