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17. Dry your hands before handling electrical controls. Never unplug the power cord or
adjust the controls with wet hands or when you have wet bare feet. A danger of
electrical shock exists.
18. Do not attempt any repair without consulting the manufacturer first. Unauthorized
repair attempts will void manufacturer's warranty.
19. A sauna draws more current than small appliances. Plug the sauna directly into a wall
outlet. Do not use with an extension cord or power strip.
20. Make sure the power cord fits snugly in the wall outlet. A loose fitting outlet can cause
the plug to overheat or cause a fire. After using your sauna, make sure the plug and
outlet are not hot – if so, discontinue using your sauna and have the outlet replaced by
a qualified electrician.
21. We strongly recommend the use of a GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER
(GFCI) device in any potentially wet locations.
22. Prior to using, wipe down all wood surfaces, inside and out, with a damp cloth. Set the
timer for thirty (30) minutes and the temperature to 140 ºF (60 ºC). This is intended to
burn off any miniscule factory dust that may have accumulated on the heaters. Still you
may notice a slight "new wood" smell during the first few uses.
23. Unplug the sauna when not in use.
24. Do not put the sauna in a moist environment.
25. Place sauna on level surface.
26. Do not repair the product by yourself.
27. Do not disassemble the product by yourself except as indicated in the manual.
28. Do not spray the heater with water.
29. Do not use the product for any other purpose than originally designed and intended.
30. Do not directly touch the heater with hands or body.
31. No sauna session should exceed one hour.
32. It is not recommended that sauna temperature exceed 150°F (65 °C) unless approved
by your doctor.
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