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CLEOPATRA Sedna Line Installation And Use Manual

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Steam Baths Professional
Sedna Line
lnstallation and use
Art. 90548801 R01
NL 2008/05
EN

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Summary of Contents for CLEOPATRA Sedna Line

  • Page 1 Steam Baths Professional Sedna Line lnstallation and use Art. 90548801 R01 NL 2008/05...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    4) Seat elements 5) Assembly wall panels 6) Glass plate steam inlet 7) Corner glass plate 8) Temperature sensor 9) Tile assembly advice 10) Tools needed For the user: 11) Information for the user Safety 11.1 Cleaning 11.2 SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 3 Article Description 19337800 Corner element left 19337700 Corner element right 19338000 Seat element 1500mm 19337900 Seat element 750mm 19591000 Roof element Sloping 1500 x 750 19509500 Roof element Sloping 2250 x 750 19509600 Roof element Concave 2250 x 750 30522610 Roof element with ventilating unit 19576980 Frame Wall...
  • Page 4 """ wal l wall narrow [galvanlSld st vanls d ste 1200X 0113 ;:�: : : Roo1 1p1111 00 x e1eme ® ??�Q�;: Roof nt s 01inu 22 11111u I alvanis d steel) Wall n unil 12001 0113 SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 5 Corner piece 51 x 35 ASSEMBLY MATERIAL 1exaao1a1 taP bolt M8x 30 Shim 1mm thick Shim 3mm thick 21 � © Hexagonal Bodvwork ring caach screw 88150 nutM8 ten/ 1ooom11 Wall fastening Polvmer cement DNr l M 11 Ri ht SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 6 1 Scope of delivery DOOR To barJ50mm To bar 1000 m11 <:!) <:!) Handle com 1111 SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 7 = at least 35 Vmln Model 5 ..drainage cap. = at least 35 Vmin drainage cap. at least 35 I/min drainage cap. = at least 351/min Model 11 Model 16 Model 6 * minimum required fitting space SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 8 :::J model: seat: 2 pers. 4 pers. GROUP1 � power: 6,1 kW/ 5,6 m 11,4 kW/ 8,3 m 9,2 m walls 10,8 m walls tiled surface : >< 2,5 m floor 3,7 m floor � -· model: seat: 6 pers. 7 pers.

  • Page 9: U-Setup For The Frames

    Make sure that the top bar always faces towards the interior of the cabin (detail C) so it forms a flat surface with the other frame parts. This is of importance for the later fitting of the wall panels. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 10 Exceptions are models 3, 5, 7 and 12. Here the situation in all corners is the same as detail D and E. The assembly of the corner pieces takes place with the same hexagon socket bolts M8x12 with which the frames are connected to each other. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 11 See detail H. Note: Fit frame parts in such a way that the upper surfaces are level. The size of the setup and the positions of the different parts depend on the cabin model to be built. (in this case model 4) SEDNA LINE 2008/05...

  • Page 12: Aligning The U-Setup

    With large cabins it is advisable when fitting the roof elements to use the slats and glueing clamps mentioned in point 4 to prevent the parallel sides of the U-setup from moving out of line while fitting the roof elements. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...

  • Page 13: Connecting The Roof Elements

    Go to section 2 of the separate "Optional extras" manual if the cabin must be provided with the starry sky option. Go to section 7 of the separate "Optional extras" manual if the cabin must be provided with speakers. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 14 U-setup as shown . Step 2. Step 3. Slide the roof back a little and place it on the Fix the roof, if necessary temporarily with other side of the U-setup. (glueing) clamps, on the U-setup. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...

  • Page 15: Fitting Roof On U-Setup Alternative Method 3.4.2

    Top view 150 mm Step 2 � = ===t= ==tF ===iF ===t= ===,JF =tt=i"fl � � � Step 3 >-- � :300 mrr � � � b==!.= ==ll= ===ll= ===llt: ===11: ="='-b:I Topv1ew Step 4 150 mm SEDNA LINE 2008/05...

  • Page 16: Fitting M1 Door

    Fit the door with casing between the frame parts and bring the casing level (fig.2). Fix the casing to the frame using {glueing) clamps and fasten the casing with self-tapping screws. (fig. 3). One each side use 3 screws spread along the height of the casing. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 17 The rest of the assembly of the door is the same as the other cabin models. Note! To prevent damage to casing and hinges the assembly of a door stopper is required. This is not included in the delivery. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...

  • Page 18: Finishing The Roof

    Drill 9 mm holes through the holes in the top bar of the frame into the roof flange (fig.2). Drill 3 holes per top bar at equal distances apart. Fix the roof flange using bolts as described in fig.3. If the roof rests directly on the top of the door frame, fasten the roof with polymer cement to the casing. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...

  • Page 19: Assembly Of Bar With Steam Inlet

    Fit the supplied type plate to the horizontal beam above the steam tank. The steam inlet must be electrically earthed. For this the steam tank is fitted with an earth connection (fig.1 ). Local and national regulations must be respected here. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 20 (corner) seat to start marking off (fig.1 ). Move the (corner) seats to make space to apply a coat of polymer cement on the floor. Allow any shims to stay in place on the floor. NB. The (comer) seats are cemented one by one. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 21 Use (glueing) clamps to the temporarily fix the (corner) seat to the frame. P olymer cement must also be applied between the seats (fig.4 ). Remove excess cement with a cloth and alcohol. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 22 This applies for the seams between the seat elements and between the seat element and the floor. Depending on conditions the discolouration of the cement can occur. If cleaning gives an insufficient result the joint can be replaced. This replacement is not covered by the guarantee. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 23 Panels in a corner of the cabin where the frame parts are connected with corner piece 35x35 must be narrowed (fig.1 to 3, A.-D). The bottom panels at the steam outlet in figures 1 to 3 shown by E are already fitted with holes for the steam tank and for the associated glass plate. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 24 Also apply polymer cement on the sides of the panels that are against other panels and also between wall panel and top side of the (corner) seats. When inserting the self-tapping screws a plasterboard bit or drill with clutch button is recommended. (Fig 5) SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 25 Mark the panel off at the distance between the upper face of the (corner) seat and the roof (flange) and saw to size. The gap between the seats and the upper wall panels must also be as small as possible. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 26 After the assembly of the wall plate in the way described, the clamping bolts of the beam must be tightened on the frame. Only then fit the upper wall plate. Seal the gap around the steam tank with polymer cement (fig.10). After tiling apply the finishing plate on the tiles with polymer cement (fig.11 ). SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 27 Seal all seams with polymer cement: between roof and wall panels, between seats and wall panels, between door frame and wall panel. Tip! Use a plastic spoon or a wiper together with a smoothing tool as usually described on the cement packaging to finish the seams smooth and even. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 28 Turn the hollow wall plug from the assembly set (fig.1) and fit the plug as described in fig.2. Place the assembly set on the tiled wall and fit the glass plate (fig.3 and 4). If necessary cut the silicone glass profile to size along the glass assembly bush so it no longer protrudes. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 29 Check that the glass plate is level (fig.5) and check that all assembly parts are tightened firmly and cannot damage the glass plate. The warning sticker in the top right corner of the glass plate must remain conspicuous. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 30 L../"1 Top of corner seat On the wall panels mark hole positions A as shown in fig.1. Note: The accuracy of positions A is important. Drill 4 holes with diameter 13 mm in the positions marked A. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 31 Adjusting screw Hexagon socket bolt Wall assembly bush Figure 4 S ileco ne glass profile Glass asse mbly � Turn the hollow wall plug from the assembly set (fig.2) and fit the plug as described in fig.3. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 32 If necessary cut the silicone glass profile to size along the glass assembly bush so it no longer protrudes. Check that the glass plate is level (fig.6) and check that all assembly parts are tightened firmly and cannot damage the glass plate. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 33 The temperature sensor must be fitted at a height of 1.80m from the floor, 125mm beside the hinge side of the door (fig.1 ). The cable is connected to the steam unit. Note: All loose wiring must be fitted in a flexible cable pipe up to inside the technical space. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 34 -The larger the tile the fewer joints and less the likelihood of leaks. -Corners and connections on the acrylic parts must be finished after pointing with a sanitary cement. Note: If the abovementioned tiling advice is not followed the guarantee becomes inapplicable. SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 35 Steel drill diameter 13 mm Temperature sensor: Steel drill diameter 15 mm Corner lighting option: Steel drill diameter 22 mm Holes in floor for frame fastening: Concrete/masonry drill diameter 10 mm Fixing roof elements: Steel drill diameter 9 mm SEDNA LINE 2008/05...
  • Page 36 Do not use any (other) electrical equipment in the cabin. The generation of the steam may only take place by an associated Cleopatra steam generator which must be assembled outside the cabin in a technical space. Ensure sufficient ventilation. NOTE! Never fully shut the ventilation valve during use.