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IMPORTANT:
Please read the safety instructions carefully before installing and using your sauna cabin.
They are essential for your safety, so please adhere strictly to them.
Beware of hyperthermia, heat stroke or heat exhaustion which can be caused or aggravated by noncompliance with the safety
instructions. Symptoms are fever, a rapid pulse, dizziness, fainting, lethargy and numbness in all or part of the body. The effects
are: reduced awareness of the heat, ignorance of imminent risks, loss of consciousness.
The sauna must not be used by:
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Children under 6 years of age.
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People with severe reactions to sunlight.
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Elderly or disabled people.
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People with previous medical conditions such as heart disease, high or low blood pressure, blood circulation problems or
diabetes without prior medical advice.
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Pregnant women. Excessive temperature can endanger the foetus.
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Persons suffering from dehydration, open sores, eye disorders, burns or sunstroke.
Children between 6 and 16 years of age may use the sauna provided that they are continuously supervised by a responsible adult
and that the temperature does not exceed 60°C (140°F).
In the event of problems involving health, medication or injury to muscles or ligaments, do not use the sauna without previously
consulting a doctor and obtaining approval.
If surgical implants are worn, do not use the sauna without previously consulting a doctor and obtaining his approval.
Do not use the sauna after strenuous activity.
Wait 30 minutes for your body to cool down.
Do not spend more than 40 minutes in the sauna at any one time.
Do not consume alcohol or drugs before or during the session.
Do not sleep in the sauna when it is in operation.
To avoid the risk of overheating, connect your sauna to a sufficiently powerful electrical outlet and do not connect other electrical
equipment to the same wall socket.
To avoid any risk of electrocution or damage to the sauna, do not use it:
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During thunderstorms.
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If the electrical cable is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified person.
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If the electrical cable overheats, it must be checked by a qualified person.
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If you have to change a bulb, wait until the sauna is switched off and cooled down.
Dry your hands before connecting or disconnecting the electricity.
Never work with wet hands or feet.
Do not switch the electricity or the heating system rapidly on or off as this could damage the electrical system.
Do not try to repair the sauna by yourself without the agreement of the sauna's distributor or manufacturer.
Unauthorized attempts to repair it will invalidate the manufacturer's warranty.
To avoid any risk of short-circuiting:
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No liquid should touch the infrared emitters.
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No hard objects should knock against the emitters and risk breaking them.
Do not use any type of detergent inside the sauna.
Do not pile up or store objects inside or on top of the sauna.
Do not place flammable materials or chemical agents near the sauna.
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