iHealth SAUNAS, Owner'S Manual

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•  READ INSTRUCTIONS |

 All the safety  

  and operating instructions should  
  be read before sauna is installed  
  and operated. 

•  RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS |

 The safety and  

  operating instructions should be kept in  
  a safe place for future reference

•  FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS |

 All  

  operating and usage instructions  
  should be followed at all times.

•  CLEANING | 

Unplug the sauna from  

  the wall outlet before cleaning.  
 

DO NOT

 use liquid cleaners or aerosol  

  cleaners inside the sauna.  
  Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

•  POWER-CORD PROTECTION |

 Power  

  supply cord should be routed so it is  
  not likely to be walked on or pinched  
  by items placed upon or against it.

•  LIGHTNING |

 For added protection  

  for your sauna during a lightning  
  storm, or when it is left unattended  
  and unused for a long time, unplug  
  it from wall outlet.

•  OVERLOADING |

 Do not overload the  

  wall outlet as this can result in a risk  
  of fire or electric shock.

•  GLASS DOOR | DO NOT 

remove glass  

  door from frame when disassembling.

IMPORTANT:

 Failure to comply with the 

aforementioned safeguards may void your warranty.

Important Safeguards

Cleaning & 

Maintenance

•  We recommend sealing the exterior of the sauna 
  with a timber sealer. The cedar timber can  
  however be left untreated and if so will patina  
  accordingly. Treating the timber will provide  
  protection to the timber and prevent potential  
  discolouration or splitting. Although  
  discolouration or splitting will not affect the  
  operation or structural integrity of the sauna,  
  it may cause a change in aesthetic. Apply  
  coating every 6 - 9 months in accordance  
  with weather conditions.

•  Stainless steel barrel strapping should be  
  tightened 2 - 3 weeks after installation  
  and checked every 3-6 months afterward  
  to ensure tightness. 

•  Before using your infrared sauna for the first  
  time, clean the inside of the sauna with a damp  
  cloth. If you experience a strong smell at first, do  
  not be concerned as this is normal. Open the  
  door while the sauna is working.

•  To clean the exterior use a feather duster or  
  scratch proof cloth. A damp cloth can also be  
  used to remove stubborn dirt.

•  We recommend placing a soft towel on the  
  floor and on the bench of the sauna to  
  absorb perspiration.

•  Scratches and stains on the sauna can be  
  removed by using a fine grade sandpaper  
  over the damaged area. We recommend sealing  
  with a wood preserver, wood oil or furniture  
  polish if needed.