CANADIAN SPA 1 Person Chilliwack Sauna Owner’s Manual

CANADIAN SPA 1 Person Chilliwack Sauna

Features

• LED LIGHTING
  

• DIGITAL CONTROLS

• CANADIAN HEMLOCK

• MICA INFRARED HEATING

• AROMATHERAPY

• BLUETOOTH AUDIO

• PLUG & PLAY

• SOLID FRAME CONSTRUCTION

For Service Support please contact us anytime: support.canadianspacompany.com

IMPORTANT : Please read safety and operating instructions before sauna assembly and operation.

Installation Requirements

• You will require a power drill or Phillips-head screwdriver, these tools are not included. You will also need a 3-step ladder or equivalent.
• A standard 13 Amp 230V normal socket required. If placing indoors please ensure the roof is sheltered from all weather elements. Failure to do so will void the warranty.
• Do not run any other appliances from the same power point.

Cleaning & Maintenance

• Before using your infrared sauna for the first time, clean the inside of the sauna with a damp cloth. Open the door while the sauna is working.
• To clean the exterior use a feather duster or scratch proof cloth.
• 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 simply using a fine grade sandpaper.

Important Safeguards

• POWER-CORD PROTECTION Power supply cord should NOT BE pinched by items placed upon or against it.
• 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.

How Infrared Saunas Work

In your Canadian Spa Far Infrared Sauna only about 20% of the heat goes to heat the air and the other 80% directly heats your body. The result is deeper tissue penetration. Health benefits start at lower heat, starting 32°C. You can set your sauna at a more comfortable temperature.

Specification

Size : 104 x 97 x 191cm 41 x 38 x 76”
Electrical : 13 A
Total Wattage : 1485 W
Heaters : 6

Assembly

THE BASE

Place the base on the floor making sure the FRONT is in the correct position for easy access. Ensure you allow sufficient room for the door to fully open.

Setting Up Sauna

When setting up the sauna it has to be on flat and level ground, this will mean that the build will be flush and easier to put together.Also ensure there is sufficient space to open the sauna fully (180°C).
The base will need space around it so that when complete it can be shimmied into position.
Make sure during the assembly order that the panels have been slotted into place and are straight before loosening and fastening the clasps together.
On the inside of the back panel, make sure that the heater cable has been pulled out so that connection to the bench heater can be made.
Before roof is fastened down, feed the heater wires through the wall holes for access into the control box.

PARTS

Parts List

• Wood floor  x 1 KK-11335
  

• Front Panel  x 1 KK-11336
  

• Left Panel  x 1 KK-11332
  

• Back Panel  x 1 KK-11333
  

• Right Panel  x 1 KK-11331
  

• Roof x 1 KK-11334
  

• Bench Heater Panel x 1
  

• Bench  x 1
  

• Screws
  Small Screws x 2 for banc + 1 (extra)
  

• Screws x 4 for Roof
  

Assembly Order

1. Place Base
   

2. Add Back
   

3. Add Side A
   

4. Add Side B
   

5. Add Bench Heater Panel(s)
   

6. Add Bench Seat(s)
   

7. Add Front/Door
   

8. Add Roof
   

Handle Assembly

Cool Handle system – stainless steel door exterior handle and wood interior handle.

Assembly

Please make sure the panels are together then clip the clasp
DO NOT TRY TO PULL THE WALLS TOGETHER WITH THE CLASPS

LED Light

Our adjustable high output LED lights.

Fresh Air Vent

Fresh Air vent to cool down in the sauna.

Temp Sensor

Detects the temperature in the sauna.

Speakers

Speakers hook up your relaxing music by bluetooth.

Roof Screws
Screw roof into walls using 4 wood screws (supplied) as shown .

The Seat

1. Slide down the bench heater panel by lining up its sides with the vertical guides on side panel. The heater grill is facing outward (toward the front of the sauna). Push the bench heater panel all the way down until it is touching the bottom panel and securely in place.
2. Connect the two cable connectors (universal), one to the floor heater and the other to the bench heater.
3. Position the seat on the inside supports of the side panels. IMPORTANT: For easier fit of the seat panel, have the walls slightly open to fit, also make sure the door panel is not installed when doing these 3 steps. Finally screw the seat down.
   
   

The Door Panel

Place the door panel on the base and align the clips on each side and attach.

Aromatherapy

Attach the aromatherapy mount block to the sauna wall (ideally above the heater). Secure to left or right panel, screw in where seam runs horizontally above heater panel.

Power Connections

Heater Element Power Connection

The outlets on the main control unit are universal and can be plugged into any outlet – they all have the same power output. Each of the outlets is fused separately.

Music System: The Bluetooth equipment is located on the roof of the Sauna.

• (A) EXTERIOR LED LIGHT Plug Ins
• (B) INTERIOR LED LIGHT Plug Ins
• (C) Bluetooth & Amplifier
• (D) Control panel connection
• (E) Temperature sensor
  

Control Panel Instructions

Safety

Please read all health and safety instructions.

1. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of knowledge or experience, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
2. Children should not be permitted to play in or with the appliance.
3. If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
4. Cleaning of this infrared sauna by steam cleaners, high pressure cleaners or spraying water is not allowed.
5. Do not cover Infrared Emitters. Covering the infrared heaters causes fire risk.
6. Before starting the sauna or resetting the timer, check the sauna to ensure it is in safe condition and not occupied.
7. Individuals who may be at risk from hyperthermia, such as individuals suffering from cardiovascular disease, should seek medical advice before use of sauna.
8. If you experience reddening (erythema) of the skin lasting more than a day after exposure to infrared radiation, exposure should not be repeated and medical advice should be sought to prevent development of erythema ab igne.
9. If you are a person with sensitivity to heat or under the influence of alcohol or tranquilisers you should not use an infrared sauna.
10. When installing and using the sauna, basic safety precautions should always be followed.
11. Infants, pregnant women and elderly people suffering from any medical condition directly related to temperature should consult their health care professional before using the sauna.
12. Persons using medications should consult their health care professional before using the sauna.
13. Never sleep inside the sauna while the unit is in operation.
14. DO NOT use any type of chemical cleaning agents on the interior or exterior of the sauna or you will void the warranty.
15. DO NOT stack or store any object on top of or inside the sauna.
16. Never enter the Sauna with your body/bathing costume covered with water. Dry your body and hands thoroughly before handling electrical controls. Never unplug the power cord or adjust the controls with wet hands or when you have wet bare feet.
17. DO NOT attempt any repair without consulting the manufacturer first. Unauthorized repair attempts will void the warranty
18. If replacement of heaters is required only use original manufacturers (OEM) parts.

Troubleshooting

• Power cord is not plugged-in
• The fuse is burned out
• Check or replace the fuse on plug.
• Check temp probe in correct location

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• Check for power to the outlet.
• Check connection between power cord and main control unit.
• Remove temperature sensor and reinstall

Function indicator light not on|

• The corresponding indicator light is broken or burned out.
• The wiring or some electronic component in the circuit has failed

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• Repair or replace the control panel.
• Repair or replace what has failed in that circuit.

Infrared Heater will not heat up|

• The heater is broken its life will be shortened gradually from excessive use.
• The fuse is burned out.
• The wiring connection for the heater is loose or in the wrong location.

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• Replace with a new heater of the same specifications.
• Check or replace the fuse on plug.
• Check it, and reconnect tightly.

Sauna room not maintaining correct temperature|

• The circuit board is not functioning.
• Problem with heater.
• Incorrect setting on control panel
• The temperature sensor wire may be loose or broken.

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• Check power output on the circuit board
• See item #3
• Power sauna off and on to reset
• Check sensor wire connection and condition.
  Check to see if sensor head is visible inside the sauna.

Burning smell|

• Circuit problems causing burning of components in the electrical system.

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• Unplug sauna, check the voltage.
• Call your local service technician

The light not working|

• The light bulb is burned out.
• The bulb is not secured in the base
• The socket is broken.
• Problems with electrical control panel.

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• Replace light bulb.
• Make sure the bulb is tight enough to make good contact in the light fixture.
• Replace it.

Warranty

Infrared Sauna Limited Warranty

Canadian Spa Company Sauna Warranty Procedure Canadian Spa Company takes all measures to manufacture their product with a high level of quality and integrity, but in the case of a warranty issue during product ownership, Canadian Spa Company will either repair or replace the faulty component with a similar or better component to ensure that the customer is satisfied.

Coverage

A sauna purchased through Canadian Spa Company (or one of it’s authorized resellers) is eligible for the following warranty:

• 1 year parts replacement warranty on faulty electronic components
• Product to have been received without defects upon original receipt of the product.

Any electronic component within the sauna (includes electrical items such as heater, control box, LED lights, wiring, speakers, Bluetooth module, transformers) are entitled to be replaced at no cost to the customer if found faulty within a 1 year warranty period starting from the date of the original transaction. To act on this warranty, the customer must contact the Canadian Spa Company service department immediately to log their issue, at which time the Customer Care agent will determine if the component is found faulty, an RMA is raised by a Canadian spa employee to return the faulty item at the cost of Canadian Spa Company. Once the faulty component is received and validated, Canadian Spa Company will ship out a replacement at no charge to the customer. Canadian Spa Company will not be responsible for any labour charges that may be associated with the replacement. After repair/replacement, no further warranty will be granted or extended. Product will still remain under the original purchaser’s warranty.

Canadian Spa Company reserves the right to deny any return that is sent back without an approved RMA number.
All remaining sauna components (includes but not limited to: wooden panels, roof, sides, floor, structure, glass doors, hinges) are to be inspected immediately upon receipt of the goods for any damage. Any damage must be reported within 2 days of receipt, otherwise it will be understood that the product has been received in good condition without damage.
All of our saunas are made from natural wood and accordingly appearances may vary. When you are purchasing our saunas you are buying handmade pieces where the natural wood may experience varying levels of distressing over time; this may involve wood splits, fading from sunlight, shifting, swelling etc. These instances are a normal occurrence of the natural wood product and are not replaceable under this warranty. Please follow the care tips outlined in the manual for proper maintenance and protection.

Requirements

• Customer must have originally registered their warranty upon receipt of the product (within 30 days of receipt)
• Product must have been purchased through an authorized seller of Canadian Spa Company products
• Customer must have initiated contact with Canadian Spa Company and confirmed the faulty component within the warranty period from date of original purchase
• Product must not be operated for longer then 90 minutes per session
• This Warranty applies only to Saunas in single family, residential installations. This Limited Warranty becomes void if the Sauna is placed in a commercial application.

Failure to adhere to any of these requirements may void this warranty. Please contact our service department for any questions or concerns service@canadianspacompany.com

Customer Support

Canadian Spa Company meets ISO 9001 Standards. When you purchase a hot tub from Canadian Spa Company the ISO 9001 certification assures world class excellence in manufacturing and customer service.

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