Kastor Inferno Super Electrical sauna stoves - Manual (Page 13)

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4.5.1 Temperature Setting (Perform at ON Setting)
Press TEMP – the previous temperature setting is shown. The numbers describe a rising temperature scale. Try
by yourself which temperature setting suits you best. You might start out with a setting of 4, for instance.
Afterwards you can raise or lower it until you find your own ideal bathing temperature.
4.5.2. Manual Start/Stop
Press ON to cut in electricity (the signal light turns on). Press OFF to cut off electricity (the signal lamp turns
off). The heater's memory chooses automatically the previously used temperature setting.
Press TEMP, if you want to alter the temperature setting. The timer will automatically turn off the electricity to
the heater after three hours. Press OFF to switch it off before that, and ON to continue bathing past these three
hours.
4.5.3. Setting The Preset Timer (Use in OFF Position)
In this case, the numbers show the preset time (= in how many hours from now the heater will start heating up).
Set the preset timer in the following manner:
Press TIME – Type in your desired preset time (1-10 hours).
Press ON – The preset time is activated and the signal light blinks at the chosen hour setting. Once the heating
current has engaged after the preset time has run out, the heater will run for three hours and then cut off
automatically.
You may also turn off the heat prior to that by pressing OFF. If you want to continue bathing past those three
hours, press ON.
4.5.4. Main Switch
Beneath the connection box, next to the throughput of the connection cable, is the main switch. The main switch
is only used when the sauna is not expected to be in use for a long time. The control panel memory is cleared
when the current is cut off at the main switch.
4.5.3. Overheating Protector
The heater is equipped with an overheating protector (THERM). It prevents overheating in cases where the
temperature regulator malfunctions. The overheating protector's reset switch is behind the heater. Use a long
screwdriver or similar for resetting this switch. Prior to resetting, you must investigate the reason for the
malfunction.
4.6. Maintenance
The electrical systems of the heater may only be maintained by a professional electrician! When parts are
replaced, only authorized components defined by the manufacturer may be used. If you have any problems or
questions during the warranty period, please contact the manufacturer before performing repairs. You may
change the stones and clean the heater's exterior by yourself. The heater's cover is cleaned using mild dish
washing liquid and soft cleaning implements – dry after cleaning. Use gloves to protect your hands during
maintenance and cleaning work.
5. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT (Only implemented by the installer!)
5.1. Electric Heating by Turns
At the heater's connection element, connectors 5 and 6 are reserved for controlling electric heating. Connector 6
gives off a steering voltage of 230 VAC whenever the coils are engaged. The heater's turnwise heating control
permits the other heaters in the house to engage when the timer is at zero, on preset time or when the temperature
control turns off the heating coils.
5.2. External Signal Light
The signal light may be connected to connectors 5 and 6. It must be noted that the light does not indicate the state
of the timer switch, but only whether the heating coils are active.