Magnum Cenik 6.6, Use And Installation Manual

Page 1: ...M Original Sauna Stove 6 6 kW 9 0 kW 10 5 kW MAGNUM Cenik and Lite Sauna Stove 6 6 kW 9 0 kW 10 5 kW Magnum Ruutu L and C 6 6kW 9 0kW 10 5kW Use and Installation With Finlandia and Magnum RC Control Centers ...

Page 2: ...rature 7 2 3 Heating time 7 2 4 Timer 8 2 5 Turning the sauna on 8 2 6 Directions for using the sauna 9 3 Installation of the sauna stove 10 3 1 Installation 11 3 2 Installing the thermostat sensor 13 3 3 Control panel installation 14 3 4 Installing the control centers in the sauna room 15 4 Installation images 16 4 1 Thermostat and Controller 16 4 2 Ventilation in the sauna room 17 4 3 Piling the...

Page 3: ...e instructions for setting up and using the sauna stove after the stove has been installed Malfunctions caused by errors in installation or use are not covered by the warranty THIS INCLUDES ERRORS IN THE PILING OF ROCKS Do not open the cover of the sauna stove s junction box while the stove is on Before beginning the installation process verify that the device is de energized has been disconnected...

Page 4: ...a immediately 2 Menu button By pressing this you can move through the menus of the device as follows Default mode Target temperature Heating time Timer Default mode 3 button This button is used to decrease the default values 4 button This button is used to increase the default values 5 Lights button By pressing this you can turn on the sauna stove s light Pressing it again turns the light off Only...

Page 5: ... sauna immediately 2 Menu button By pressing this you can move through the menus of the device as follows Default mode Target temperature Heating time Timer Default mode 3 button This button is used to decrease the default values 4 button This button is used to increase the default values 5 Lights button By pressing this you can turn on the sauna stove s light Pressing it again turns the light off...

Page 6: ...nother using the Menu button When the sauna stove is on the and buttons may be used to move to the mode where you can adjust the settings in the order shown in the image above 1 4 Menu structure Magnum RC Control Center Default status Target temperature Heating time Timer The adjustment menus of the device are shown in the above image The user can move from one menu to another using the Menu butto...

Page 7: ...una temperature is on the display pressing the or button causes the controller to move directly to setting the target temperature Leaving this menu is done as in section 1 Section II 3 Heating time You may set the sauna stove s heating time to be between 1 h and 6 h The adjustment takes place in steps of 0 5 h This value needs to be set when the device is turned off You may move to this setting fr...

Page 8: ... heating the sauna until the target temperature has been reached The stove s indicator light in the controller will be turned on The decimal mark lights up on the lower right side of the screen as a signal of the resistors being on If the timer has been set the On Off button turns the timer on and the sauna stove begins heating only after the timer has run out The On Off button turns the sauna sto...

Page 9: ...na and the ventilation Use water that is suitable for domestic use when throwing water on the stove for heating the sauna Do not throw water on the stove if there are people next to it as the water splashing from the sauna stove and the steam it creates are burning hot Move carefully in the sauna as the floors may be slippery Quality requirements for the heating water Water condition Effect Recomm...

Page 10: ...allation work may only be performed by an electrician qualified for the job in accordance with applicable regulations The sauna stove is connected to the power grid semi permanently with H07RN F or similar rubber cable Check the required cable dimensions in the table below Note the use of a PVC cable as a connection cable is not allowed The power switch in the device is a so called control switch ...

Page 11: ... In the Lite Cenik model turn the sauna stove on its side against a clean platform Make sure the sauna stove is not scratched 4 Open the hatch at the base of the sauna stove and connect the feeder line to the sections of the bayonet joint L1 L2 L3 N Ground Ground see image 5 Temperature reduction Connector J5 If this feature is in use it is possible to connect a relay or contactor coil to the outp...

Page 12: ...re the stones have been installed 13 Install the stainless steel frame of the upper part of the sauna stove Chapter 4 3 image 3 14 Pile the stones in the upper part of the sauna stove in a way that ensures that no resistors are visible Cover the resistors entirely with stones Place stones that cannot fall to the benches or to the floor from between the vertical profiles in the outer edge NOTE a fr...

Page 13: ...tor and press it carefully all the way down When installing the thermostat sensor on the wall the distance from the roof to the upper edge of the sensor should be 100 mm The sensor must be located 500 1000 mm from the upper edge of the sauna stove Furthermore the sensor must be located at least 1000 mm from a non directed incoming air valve or 500 mm from an incoming air valve which is located awa...

Page 14: ...ector card to the sauna stove is the same for the Finlandia and Magnum RC models Connecting the Finlandia controller card Connecting from the left The Control panel can be installed inside the sauna Inside the sauna the control panel should be installed in a way that ensures that the distance from the sauna stove is at least 500 mm and the distance to the upper edge of the panel is at least 1000 m...

Page 15: ...ove as set in Chapter 3 3 NOTE The electric grid connection process may only be performed by a licensed electrician The bottom of the box is not delivered with the sauna stove One suitable box is the ABB mounting box for board walls AUS 15 2p These boxes are sold in all well equipped hardware stores Magnum RC 1 Install the screws in the panel using the template supplied with the panel Leave the sc...

Page 16: ...e sauna stove is 500 1000 mm PAY ATTENTION TO THE INCOMING AIR VALVE If incoming air cannot be directed away from the thermostat the valve may not be installed less than 1000 mm from the incoming air valve If it can the installation distance may be between 500 mm 1000 mm B The distance of the thermostat from the roof is 100 mm C The minimum distance of the control panel from the sauna stove is 500...

Page 17: ...MAGNUM sauna stove 16 06 2015 17 Starsauna Oy Technical support Pistotie 4 info magnumkiuas fi 15860 Hollola Finland 4 2 Ventilation in the sauna room Power ventilation for the sauna and the electric stove 1 Incoming air 2 Outgoing air ...

Page 18: ...r level of the sauna stove where you can check the straightness Check the straightness in both directions adjust with the adjustment feet If no stones have been piled into the sauna stove yet the adjustment feet can be rotated by hand but they can also be adjusted with a 17 mm ring spanner 2 Pile the stones into the lower part of the sauna stoves Do not wedge the resistors Ensure that the resistor...

Page 19: ...iling stones in the sauna stove Ensure that there are enough stones on top It is recommended to choose big stones for the top of the sauna stove so that they cannot fall through the vertical profiles 7 The sauna stove has now been piled with stones The sauna stove must be heated once before people use it for the first time and the sauna must be thoroughly ventilated There may be impurities in the ...

Page 20: ...e in Ruutu sauna stoves anywhere between the squares 2 Bend the brackets if necessary PLEASE NOTE if you are bending the brackets by hand use protective gloves 3 When the bracket seems to be positioned well mark the attachment points on the wall 4 Drill a small starting hole at the mark so that the panel would not crack during the screwing process 5 Place the brackets to the hollows of the upper p...

Page 21: ...2 Number of stones approx 80 kg approx 80 kg approx 100 kg Lite 6 6 Lite 9 0 Lite 10 5 kW Power 6 6 KW 9 KW 10 5 KW Diameter of the lower part 320 mm 320 mm 320 mm Diameter of the upper part 320 360 mm 320 360 mm 320 370 mm Height of the lower part 730 mm 730 mm 730 mm Height 1270 mm 1270 mm 1440 mm Dimensions of the sauna 5 9 m3 8 15 m3 10 20 m3 Min sauna height 2070 mm 2070 mm 2240 mm Fuse 3x10 ...

Page 22: ...960 mm Fuse 3x10A 3x16A Connection Cable 5x1 5 mm2 5x2 5 mm2 Stone Amount n 120kg n 120kg 5 2 Safety distances Minimum safety distances MAGNUM ORIGINAL MODELS Sauna stove 700 mm to the lower bench Over 730 mm to the upper bench To the sides from the top Upwards to the roof Original 6 6 kW 20 mm 70 mm 70 mm 800 mm Original 9 0 kW 20 mm 70 mm 70 mm 800 mm Original 10 5 kW 20 mm 70 mm 70 mm 800 mm Mi...

Page 23: ... 6 6 kW and 9 kW 360 mm 100 mm Tulip 6 6 kW and 9 kW 360 mm 100 mm Pillar 6 6 kW 9 kW and 10 5 kW 320 mm 125 mm Reed 10 5 kW 360 mm 100 mm Vase 10 5 kW 370 mm 100 mm Tulip 10 5 kW 370 mm 100 mm CENIK upper part Vase 6 6 kW and 9 kW 370 mm 100 mm Tulip 6 6 kW and 9 kW 370 mm 100 mm Reed 6 6 kW and 9 kW 360 mm 100 mm Pillar 6 6 kW 6 6 kW and 9 kW 320 mm 125 mm Safety Distances Ruutu L ja C Kiuas 700...

Page 24: ...anual for a MAGNUM sauna stove 16 06 2015 24 Starsauna Oy Technical support Pistotie 4 info magnumkiuas fi 15860 Hollola Finland 5 3 Images showing the safety distances The distances are always measured from the widest part ...

Page 25: ...ion during the warranty period The manufacturer may charge for possible spare parts if a warranty term has been breached When troubleshooting for issues outside the scope of the manual the buyer should inquire the manufacturer about possible solutions to the problem before replacing all components In troubleshooting situations the manufacturer will not compensate for the dismantling of any sauna e...

Page 26: ...Use and installation manual for a MAGNUM sauna stove 16 06 2015 26 Starsauna Oy Technical support Pistotie 4 info magnumkiuas fi 15860 Hollola Finland 7 Connection diagram ...

Page 27: ... such as when the sensor s short circuit has been removed or an overheated device has cooled down sufficiently After this you may attempt to turn the device on again Error code symptom Legend ER1 There is no heat sensor or the temperature is too low Verify the heat sensor s cabling and installation ER2 Heat sensor has short circuited or the temperature is too high Check the heat sensor s cabling a...