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Details on steam room size, heating, and material considerations for proper heater sizing.
Guidance on floor capacity, concrete floors, and combustible material floors for heater placement.
Specifies minimum safety distances for the sauna heater relative to walls and structures made of combustible materials.
Defines the required air gap between the sauna heater and non-combustible walls or structures.
Details on smoke flue class, draft, diameter, and connection requirements for safe operation.
Guidelines for ensuring adequate air circulation and fresh air intake in the steam room.
Instructions for removing protective agents and performing initial heating outside the sauna.
Details on adjusting the heater's legs for levelling and ensuring proper floor clearance.
Describes connection methods (back/top) and sealing requirements for the smoke flue connection.
Step-by-step instructions for installing or re-installing the sauna heater door.
Guidance on installing the water tank faucet and adjusting its position with gaskets.
Recommendations on stone type, preparation, placement, and quantity for optimal heating and steam.
Specifies suitable wood types, moisture content, size, and prohibited materials for heating.
Instructions on starting the fire, regulating heat with the ash drawer, and avoiding overheating.
Details on acceptable water quality for steam, and warnings against using unsuitable water types.
Procedure for emptying the ash drawer to ensure proper airflow and grate longevity.
Routine maintenance tasks including chimney cleaning, stone rearrangement, and surface cleaning.
Information on how to properly dispose of the sauna heater at the end of its service life.
Addresses common causes for poor draft, such as dampness, insufficient air, or ash drawer issues.
Covers reasons for inadequate heating, including damp firewood, heater power, or stone arrangement.
Explains potential causes for odors, such as initial heating, unwashed stones, or dirty steam water.
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