Logosol M8 - Manual (Page 3)

While building
Work on a level ground.
Risk of injury!
Use the safety equipment
stipulated for each of the machines
you are operating.
Use approved eye protectors,
preferably a visor, when the groove
in the side boards is being cut out.
Your face will surely be in the line
of fire when chips and splinters are
hurled out.
Use gloves when handling the
stove and the metal hoops.
Risk of crush injury when
turning the hot tub over.
A minimum of three persons
is required. The hot tub weighs
approx. 250 kg, but this can vary
depending on what sort of wood
you have used and the size of the
tub.
Other risks
Drowning risk!
Consider the risk of children
drowning. Use a stable and solid
cover when the hot tub is not being
used. Ensure that small children
cannot open it!
Do not bath in hot water if you
have cardiovascular problems.
Bathing alternately in hot and
cold water can cause dangerously
high blood pressure.
Do not bath in water hotter than
39° C.
Never bath alone in the hot
tub.
Bathing under the influence of
alcohol or other drugs increases
the drowning risk considerably.
The stove
Risk of fire.
Place the hot tub so that it is
at least 10 m from the nearest
building. Do not light a fire when
local warnings of fire risk have
been issued.
Risk of burn!
A deficiently secured stove is
immediately dangerous.
Always use gloves when loading
the stove with firewood.
Never touch the sides of the
stove or the chimney flues when
the stove is hot. Only the wooden
handle of the stove cover may be
touched.
Avoid having fire in the stove
when you are bathing in the hot
tub, especially when there are
children in the tub.
Risk of damaging the stove. Do
not light a fire until the top side of
the stove is covered by water.
Safety instructions