Cal Spas Saunas Appendix, Cleaning and Maintenance, Heater Maintenance, Accessory Maintenance

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Appendix

Cleaning and Maintenance

A sauna requires little care and virtually no maintenance at all.

When finished using the sauna, propping the door open will allow good air flow to dry out all of the wood surfaces. Deckboards can be lifted up to dry.

A double layer of terrycloth should be used on the top bench for comfort as well as for keeping the top bench clean from all perspiration. The terrycloth can be washed occasionally.

Under normal conditions, a slight wash of the floor several times a year will maintain its cleanliness. The benches can be washed with a mild solution of liquid cleaner and water to remove any build-up and perspiration stains from the wood. Never use ammonia or harsh cleaners, as they can turn the wood grey.

Some swelling or shrinkage can occur in the door depending on the seasons and the moisture levels in the home. The friction door catch can be removed and the pressure-setting adjusted at any time.

The light bulb can be replaced by any 40 or 60 watt light bulb of any color, including white. Amber/orange colored light bulbs are the most ideal for a soft, warm and comfortable light. A shorter bulb life is normal for sauna lights. One suggestion is to use a rough service bulb, which is the type used in automotive trouble lights. These light bulbs tend to have a longer life span.

Heater Maintenance

Heaters usually require little or no regular maintenance. To clean the stainless steel outer shell, use a soft cloth with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Never use steel wool, as it will leave iron particles and create rust stains. Never disassemble the heater or open the electrical box. This should be done by a qualified technician.

The granite rocks may need to be replaced in 6 to 10 years. In many cases, the rocks will last up to 15 years.

Accessory Maintenance

The wooden bucket should always be taken care of. When not is use, store the bucket, after it has been thoroughly cleaned. Avoid leaving metal buckets on the top bench, as they can get hot to the touch. Also avoid putting the bucket close to the ceiling, as heat rises.

Warning!

Never use or apply any type of sealant, finish, coating or oil to the interior surfaces of your sauna. The high temperature in your sauna may cause the release of harmful, or even fatal, toxic fumes.

2009 Saunas

LTR20091007, Rev. A

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Contents LTR20091007, Rev. a 12/16/08 Preparing For Your New Sauna Assembling Your SaunaOperating Your Sauna Stereo SystemCarefully read and follow all safety instructions Safety InstructionsHyperthermia Danger Preparing For Your New Sauna Planning the Best Location For Your SaunaPreparing a Good Foundation Outdoor Sauna DimensionsModel Depth Width Height Recommended Foundation Size Custom Sauna Dimensions Model Depth Width HeightElectrical Set-Up Before Delivery of Your Sauna Parts List for CU-210 Sauna CU-210 Sauna AssemblyAssembling Your Sauna Sauna Attaching the rear and side wall Attaching the front and side wall SaunaYour Assembling Attaching the roof and exterior framing CU-300 Sauna Assembly Parts List for CU-300 SaunaBench assembly Attaching the rear walls and back support Attaching the side walls Attaching the front wall with door Attaching the roof and exterior framing Attaching roof trim and heater protector CU-400 Sauna Assembly Parts List for CU-400 SaunaSaunaYour Assembling Bench and floor attachment Attaching the rear walls and back support Attaching side walls Attaching the front wall with door Attaching the roof and heater protector OD-100 Assembly Sauna Assembling SaunaYour OD-200 Assembly Assembling SaunaYour Sauna Light Installation Inside and Outside Heater Electrical Installation Heater Rock PlacementDimensions Voltage Amps Wires Mounting the Sauna HeaterSafety Precautions Operating Zone For 9-Hour Delay TimerDelay Zone Operating Your SaunaHow to Take a Sauna Installation Using the Aquatic StereoStereo System Mounting the Speaker and Speaker Box Cleaning and Maintenance Heater MaintenanceAccessory Maintenance AppendixTroubleshooting Guide Problem There is no powerProblem Sound only comes from one speaker Problem Radio/CD player is not working properlyPower Ratings AccessoriesService Service Interior LightReplacement Parts CU-300 Description Part Number QuantityOD-100 Description Part Number Quantity Warranty Warranty Exclusions Customer ServiceLegal Remedies DisclaimersDivision of Lloyds Material Supply, LLC Locating the product serial number

Saunas specifications

Cal Spas is renowned for its quality and innovation in the world of relaxation and wellness, particularly with its impressive line of saunas. These saunas are designed to provide a luxurious and therapeutic experience in the comfort of your home. With advanced features and technologies, Cal Spas saunas stand out in the market, catering to a wide range of preferences and needs.

One of the main features of Cal Spas saunas is their construction using high-quality materials. Most models are built with luxurious wood options, such as Canadian Hemlock and Nordic Spruce, which provide natural aesthetics and durability. These woods are not only appealing but are also sourced sustainably, making them an eco-friendly choice for health-conscious consumers.

Cal Spas saunas come in various sizes, accommodating different settings and user requirements, from compact units suitable for smaller spaces to larger models perfect for social gatherings. Many units are also designed with ergonomic seating configurations to enhance comfort during extended use. This attention to user comfort is complemented by options for different heating elements, including traditional heater systems and modern infrared technology.

Infrared saunas, in particular, are a highlight of the Cal Spas offering. These saunas use low EMF (electromagnetic field) technology, ensuring a safe and efficient heating process. Infrared heaters penetrate deeper into the skin, promoting increased detoxification and muscle relaxation at lower temperatures compared to traditional saunas.

Another notable characteristic of Cal Spas saunas is their advanced control systems. Many models feature digital control panels with programmable settings, allowing users to easily adjust the temperature and session duration. Some saunas even come with Bluetooth connectivity to stream music or listen to guided meditation, enhancing the overall relaxation experience.

Additional features like built-in lighting systems, aromatherapy options, and chromotherapy further elevate the therapeutic benefits of Cal Spas saunas. The incorporation of these elements allows users to customize their sauna experience, tailoring it to individual mood and needs.

With a strong emphasis on quality and innovation, Cal Spas continues to set the standard for residential saunas, merging luxurious design with cutting-edge technology. For individuals seeking a sanctuary of relaxation and wellness, a Cal Spas sauna offers an unparalleled experience, combining the best of comfort, functionality, and therapeutic benefits.
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