DYNAMIC SAUNAS AMZ-DYN-6106-01 Far Infrared Sauna Instruction Manual

AMZ-DYN-6106-01 Far Infrared Sauna
Instruction Manual

Please read all instructions carefully before using your wooden sauna.

Precautions for Use

• Read all instructions before using this appliance.
• Serious injury may result if warnings and instructions below are not observed.
• To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electrics hock, or injury to persons:
  – Connect the power cord to a properly grounded outlet only.
  – Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual.
  – Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
  – Always unplug this appliance from the electrical outlet after using it.
  – Keep the electrical cord away from heated surfaces.
  – Never operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly or if it has been dropped or damaged.
  – Do not place the Sauna in a moist environment or in direct sunlight.
  – Place the Sauna on a level surface.
  – Do not repair the product by yourself.
  – Do not disassemble the product by yourself except as indicated in the manual.
  – Do not spray the heaters with water.
  – Do not use any sharp tools on or near the heaters (severe damage may result).
  – Do not directly touch the heater with your hands or body for extended periods of time.
  – Do not use it continuously for more than one hour.

Warnings

• If you have any health problem or condition, consult your physician for permission to use the sauna room (“health problem” includes but is not limited to: acute diseases, malignant tumors, high blood pressure, heart disease, allergic dermatitis, pregnancy, etc.).
• The sauna room should not be used by children.
• Should you have any abnormal feelings (e.g. nausea, headache, etc.) while using the sauna, immediately exit the sauna and consult with your doctor.
• Do not use the sauna if you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication, this could increase the risk of fatal hyperthermia (i.e. over-heating).
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

HYPERTHERMIA
Prolonged exposure of the user in the sauna room can induce hyperthermia.
Hyperthermia occurs when the internal temperature of the body reaches a level several degrees above the normal body temperature of 37°C. The symptoms of hyperthermia include dizziness, lethargy, drowsiness, and fainting. The effects of hyperthermia include:

• Failure to perceive heat
• Failure to recognize the need to exit the room
• Unawareness of impending heat
• Fetal damage in pregnant women
• Physical inability to exit the room
• Unconsciousness

Read Before Installation:

• Two adults are required for the installation of this sauna room as some of the panels are heavy.
• Care must be taken when handling heavy panels to avoid injury and damage to the sauna.

Parts

Installation Instructions

1. Place the floor panel on a level surface (NB: The floor panel must be level before installing walls and ceiling panel. If the surface is not level you may need to skim the bottom panel to get it level).

2. Place the front panel into the floor panel(one person must hold the front panel before the next step).

3. Place the right-side panel against the front panel about 2 inches higher and slide down into the slot of the floor panel until they are equal in height. As you slide down make sure the connectors on the right-side panel are securely fastened to those on the edge of the front panel.

4. Place the left side panel against the front panel about 2 inches higher and slide down into the slot of the floor panel until they are equal in height. As you slide down make sure the connectors on the left side panel are securely fastened to those on the edge of the front panel.

5. Connect the power connector from the back of the right panel to the floor panel. Ensure the connection is completely fastened (Refer to picture).

6. Place the bench surface panel on the bench support stick(Refer to picture).

7. Place the back panel against the left and right side panels about 2 inches higher and slide down into the slot of the floor panel until they are equal in height. As you slide down make sure the connectors on the left and right side panels are securely fastened to those on the back panel.

8. Place the top panel on the four side panels. Make sure all the connection wires on the top of the side panels and the top of the front panel go through the corresponding holes of the top panel ensuring the wire is through each hole smoothly and completely. Make sure the trim of the top panel fits completely around the four side panels.

9. Make sure each of the lead wires on the top of the left, right, back, and front panels is protruding through the top panel; then plug each of the four lead wires into the four connectors of the top panel.
   

10. Mare sure 4pcs sheet metals are screwed into the holes of the panes. (Refer to the picture).
    

11. Congratulations you have finished installing your Sauna!
    

Control Panel

1. Press “On/Off” to switch on or off.

2. “TIME” indicates the time remaining for your sauna session. Once the power is on, the default amount of operating time is at 45 minutes. Press “UP” and “DOWN” to adjust and set the time of use in 1-minute increments. The maximum operating time is 60 minutes. After the timer is set, the number will flash for about three seconds.
   After the set “Time” stops flashing, the number indicated will show the remaining operating time.

3. “TEMP” refers to the set temperature and also indicates the actual temperature inside the sauna room. “°C/°F” refers to the switching between “°C” and “°F”. Once the power is turned on, the default set temperature is 120°F (50°C). Press “UP” or “DOWN” to adjust and set the temperature in one-degree increments. The maximum set temperature is 140°F/60°C. After the temperature is set, it will flash for about 5 minutes. Once it stops flashing, it will show the actual temperature inside the sauna room.

4. Press “External Light” to switch on or off(Option).

5. Press “Internal Light” to switch on or off.

Colour Light Therapy System(Option)

1. To activate the color light therapy system press “ADJUST” on the sauna control panel. Upon turning the system on, the color light system will go into an automatically cycling mode, changing color every 8 seconds:
   

2. Press “ADJUST” x2: Light system will glow GREEN

3. Press “ADJUST” x3: Light system will glow RED

4. Press “ADJUST” x4: Light system will glow BLUE

5. Press “ADJUST” x5: Light system will glow YELLOW

6. Press “ADJUST” x6: Light system will glow TURQUOISE

7. Press “ADJUST x7: Light system will glow VIOLET

8. Press “ADJUST x8: Light system will turn OFF

9. Colour Light System automatically goes off when power is turned OFF.

Cleaning

Clean the outside and inside with a damp cloth, or clean with a small amount of hand soap mixed with warm water if necessary. Do not use benzene, alcohol, or strong cleaning chemicals in the sauna.
NB: Some chemicals can damage wood material and the protective layer that is on the outside wood surface.

Warranty Information

1. The manufacturer provides a warranty in accordance with the legislation of the customer’s own country of residence, a lifetime for the heater, and two years for wood and electrical components, starting from the date on which the customer receives the sauna.
2. The warranty is not transferrable.
3. The warranty only covers defects in material or workmanship.
4. When making a claim under the warranty, the original receipt of purchase (with purchase date) must be submitted.
5. The warranty will not apply in cases of:
   – Normal wear and tear
   – Incorrect use (e.g. overloading of the appliance, use of non-approved accessories)
   – Use of force, damage caused by external influences
   – Damage caused by non-observance of the user manual (e.g. connection to an unsuitable mains supply or non-compliance with the installation instructions)
   – Partially or completely dismantled appliances

Specification

How to Take a Sauna

1. Warm up the sauna to the temperature of your choice.
   After switching your sauna on, you should find it will reach about 32 degrees Celsius in about 5-10 minutes. This is a good time to get in. If you are a beginner, and particularly if you are not in great health, you’ll want to start with shorter sauna sessions, perhaps no more than 10 – 15 minutes. This way you’ll give yourself a chance to get used to the heat.
   The infrared-emitting heaters will be on continuously until the heat gets up to the temperature you set.

2. Towels
   Place a large towel over the sauna bench seat, two layers if possible. Your body will be sending out toxins, including heavy metals, with your sweat, and you won’t want your
   sauna bench or floor to absorb these. This will keep the bench clean & hygienic. You will also need an additional towel to wipe away the toxins off your body as you sweat.
   You might also want to place a small towel under your feet once you really start sweating but not before as you want some of the infrared heat to penetrate your feet.

3. If possible, take your sauna in the nude!
   If you can’t, then wear the absolute minimum of clothes that you can – not more than a bathing suit! You need to be able to wipe away those toxins as you sweat during the
   sauna. It will be difficult if you are wearing clothes.

4. Drink Water.
   Have a glass of water before you enter the sauna and take plenty of water into the sauna with you, too. This is very important so as to avoid dehydration. The last thing you want to do is exit the sauna halfway through your session to replenish your water supply.
   Another good drink to take into the sauna with you would be a sports electrolyte replacement drink. NB: Avoid the sauna entirely if you have been drinking alcohol

5. Relax, listen to music, read a book
   This is your time and it’s a time to relax. Enjoy some color light therapy or simply turn on the reading light or listen to your favorite music on the premium sound system.

6. Take a Shower
   Now it’s time to wash away those nasty toxins. Also, don’t forget to take the towel you used to wipe away your sweat into the shower with you. Give it a good rinse because if it dries out it will really smell!

What You Can Expect To Happen In the Sauna
Don’t expect to sweat right away when you enter the sauna. For someone who has just started having a sauna, it can take a while to start sweating noticeably.
As you use the sauna more regularly, you’ll notice that you sweat more quickly and profusely. At some point, if you persist, you’ll likely become a champion sweater. The more you sweat, the more you have to drink to make up for the loss.
Some people don’t sweat in the sauna initially.
If you’re new to the sauna, you might find you don’t sweat at all the first few times or even the first several times! That may sound strange, but some people have suppressed sweating mechanisms due to past pesticide exposure or other toxic exposures.
If that’s the case for you, take things slowly, realizing that you won’t be able to tolerate the sauna as long or get the same benefits from it without sweating. As you keep at it, the problem should correct itself and your ability to sweat will return.
Also, remember that you have to be well hydrated to get a good sweat going. If you’re not sweating as well as usual in the sauna, try drinking some more water.

References

• Sauna Benefit: Top Benefits of Sauna Use, including Dry Heat Sauna & Steam Rooms

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