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ROOM TEMPERATURE SETTING
Degrees Fahrenheit
P.M. LIGHT
Glows During P.M. Hours
AMEREC
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
PRODUCTS
RESIDENTIAL SAUNA CONTROL
SAUNA CONTROL
(MODEL: E200)
SECTION 1: OVERVIEW
1.
TIME CLOCK
The control includes a 24 hour time clock with
the time of day displayed when there is power
to the control. The "PM" light on the face of the
control lights up during afternoon and evening
hour settings. Upon initially turning on the
circuit breaker, or if power is interrupted, the
hour of day will begin flashing, indicating you
are ready to set the time of day.
2.
TEMPERATURE & LENGTH
OF HEATING TIME
The control allows you to set the room
temperature with a maximum setting of 200
degrees fahrenheit. Depending on personal
preference, normal temperature setting should
be at or near 175 degrees, which is the
1)
pre-programmed setting.
The length of heating time may also vary with
personal preference. Thirty minutes is the
pre-programmed setting for the length of
heating time and the maximum duration is 60
minutes. When the unit is turned on the set
room temperature and remaining length of
heating time will be displayed on the face of the
control as it counts down to zero and shuts off.
3.
7 DAY PROGRAMMING (Control Dip
Switches must be re-set for operation).
The seven day time clock allows the operator to
program one time each day in a repetitive 7 day
cycle for the unit to come on at a desired
temperature and for a specified length of
heating time. The control is shipped with the 7
day programming turned OFF. To make this
feature operational, the control dip switch must
be re-set (see section 3). Once programmed,
the unit will automatically come on at the hour
of the day and for the length of heating time you
set for each day and will continue to repeat the
same program each following week. If you wish
to stop the unit from automatically coming on,
just set the length of heating time to "00' for
days 1 through
7.
If you plan to leave the unit unattended for an
extended length of time, you should set each
days' length of heating time to zero, so that the
unit will not operate during your absence.
SECTION 2: OPERATION OF YOUR AMEREC SAUNA HEATER
1. Be sure that the circuit breaker to the heater
The control is pre-set to heat the room to 175
is ON.
degrees for a 30 minute duration.
6. Enter the sauna room and close the door to
prevent heat from escaping.
2.
On the initial start-up, set the clock
according to the instructions in Section 3.
3.
To activate the heater, push the ON button.
4.
If you wish to change the pre-set
temperature or duration, see instructions in
Section 3.
5.
Wait for the room temperature to reach the
desired setting.
7. Relax and enjoy the soothing heat, relaxing
tense muscles and refreshing the entire body.
SECTION 3:•PROGRAMMING YOUR SAUNA HEATER CONTROL
CLOCK
(Hour : Minutes)
LENGTH OF HEATING TIME
Duration in Minutes
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a. TO SET CLOCK ON INITIAL MART UP
(When circuit breaker is first turned on, hour of day will be flashing)
1. Push arrow I' or '1" buttons to desired hour - ('PM" light will glow to indicate afternoon and
evening hours)
1 3
2. Push 'Enter' button to set hour - (minutes will then begin flashing)
2 4
3. Push arrow
"I'
or
"1"
buttons to desired minutes
4. Push 'Enter button to set minutes
Helpful Hint: If desired, once the clock is set no other programming is necessary to operate the
sauna heater. The factory has selected 175 degrees for 30 minutes as average settings. Simply
push the 'ON' button and enjoy your sauna bath.
b. TO CHANGE CLOCK
(Atter time-of-day has already been set on initial start up, hour of day won't be flashing)
Make sure control is in 'OFF" mode - (only the time-of-day is displayed)
1. Push "Prog" button - (hour of day will begin flashing)
3 5
2. Push arrow "r or
"1"
buttons to desired hour - ("PM" light will glow to indicate afternoon and
evening hours)
3.
Push "Enter" button to set hour - (minutes will then begin flashing)
4.
Push arrow "r or 1" buttons to desired minutes
5.
Push "Enter" button to set minutes (correct time should now be displayed or see #6)
(6.) If the 7 day programming feature has been turned on, the hour will then begin flashing at
"12' PM and you must push the "Prog" button to exit setting the clock - (correct time
should now be displayed)
c. TO SET ROOM TEMPERATURE AND LENGTH OF HEATING TIME
2
1. Push "ON' button - (time, set room temperature, and present length of heating time will be
displayed and the unit will begin heating)
3 5
2. Push "Prog' button - (temperature will change to a flashing temperature
desired)
4 6
3. Push arrow "r or
"1"
buttons to set desired room temperature
4.
Push "Enter button to set temperature - (length of heating time will then begin flashing)
5.
Push arrow "r or 1* buttons to desired length of heating time
6.
Push 'Enter button to set length of heating time - (the unit will come on and the 'Heating" light
will glow, the set room temperature will be displayed along with the remaining length of
heating time)
7.
To stop the unit push "OFF' button - (only the time of day will be displayed when the unit is off
and not heating)
d. TO TURN UNIT ON
1.
Set room temperature and length of heating time as described above - (if you have not
previously done this)
2.
Push the "ON' button - (the unit will come on and the "Heating' light will glow. The set room
temperature will be displayed along with the remaining length of heating time)
3.
The unit will automatically shut off at the end of the length of heating time you programmed or
sooner if you push the 'OFF" button
*Note: Numbers correspond with numbered steps on right
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7 PIN CONTROL CABLE
DIP SWITCHES
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SWITCH --
FROM OFF
TO ON
POSITION
SINGLE PIN
PHONO CABLE
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30
DAY BEING PROGRAMMED
When Not Flashing
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SECTION 3:
PROGRAMMING YOUR SAUNA HEATER CONTROL continued
e.
TURNING ON THE 7 DAY PROGRAMMING FEATURE
1.
Remove control from wall by sliding control up 3/4'
2.
Unplug cables from back of control
3.
Remove 4 screws from back of control
4.
Remove printed circuit board assembly
5.
Using a pen, flip dip switch #3 from OFF to ON position (Do not change positions of
other dip switches)
6.
Re - assemble control, making sure the 5 nipples on back of key pad slip into holes on printed
circuit board assembly
f. TO SET 7 DAY PROGRAM
The unit should be off - (time of day
is
displayed)
1.
Push "PROG" button - (Hour of day will begin flashing).
2.
Push arrow
"r
or "1" buttons to current hour of the day. (Note: "PM° light will glow to indicate
afternoon and evening hours).
3.
Push 'ENTER' button to set hour - (Minutes will then begin flashing).
4.
Push arrow
"r
or ".j." buttons to current minute of the day.
5.
Push "ENTER" button to set minutes - (Hour will then begin flashing at '12" PM and
the bottom 2 numbers of the display will indicate the number of the current day in
the 7 day cycle).
6.
Push arrow
"r
or
"1"
buttons to the desired hour start time for the current day.
7.
Push "ENTER" to set the hour start time - (Minutes will then begin flashing).
8.
Push arrow "r or
"1"
buttons to the desired minute start time.
9.
Push "ENTER" to set the minute start time - (Temperature will then begin flashing).
10.
Push arrow
"r
or "1" buttons to the desired room temperature for the current day.
11.
Push "ENTER" to set the
room temperature - (Length of heating time will then begin flashing).
12.
Push arrow
"1"
or
"1"
buttons to the desired length of heating time (if you don't want the unit to
come ON for a particular day , set the length of heating time to "00").
13.
Push "ENTER" to set the length of heating time - (Hour will then begin flashing at "12" PM
and the bottom 2 numbers of the display will indicate the number of the next day you are ready
to program in the 7 day cycle).
14.
You are now ready to begin programming the next day's settings and should proceed as
described above beginning with step 6 and continue through all 7 days.
15.
After setting the length of heating time of the last day in the 7 day cycle, the control will return
to the OFF mode and only the time of day will be displayed. The unit
is
now ready
to operate in the manner it was programmed.
16.
Once you have finished programming all 7 days as desired, it is advisable to go back through
all your settings to make sure they are correct. You can review your settings by pushing the
"PROG" button (Hour will begin flashing) and then use the "ENTER" button to advance through
and display start time, temperature, and length of heating time for each day of the cycle.
If you do not push arrow
"1"
or
°J."
buttons, no settings will be changed.
17.
If you want to change the settings of a particular day in the cycle (Day 4 for example), you
may first be required to go through the setting of preceding days in order (Days 2 through 3 if
the current day is Day 2).
18.
If
you wish to reset the program (Erase all previously programmed settings), press the
"PROG" button down for 10 seconds. This will reset all 7 days with zero duration,
day 1 of the 7 day program will become the current day and the clock will begin flashing
12:00 and need re-setting.
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*Note: Numbers correspond with numbered steps on right
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SECTION 4: TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
The Troubleshooting Guide below is meant as a
general aid only. There are no user Serviceable
parts in the sauna heater. All repairs should be
performed by a qualified service person. For
additional assistance, or the factory authorized
service person nearest you, call NASSCOR's
Service Department at 1-800-331-0349.
PROGRAM / SYSTEM RESET
There will be times when it is desirable to re-start
the system from ground zero. For instance, the
programmed schedules may be confusing
troubleshooting efforts or the system may have
shut down due to a failure. The Owner has two (2)
methods of resetting the system. Caution should
be exercised using these methods as all
programming will be erased as a result
METHOD 1:
Hold down the PROG key for ten (10) seconds.
Release. Always try this method first. If the
Control doesn't respond, use METHOD 2 below.
METHOD 2:
Turn OFF the power to the sauna heater. Wait ten
(10) seconds. Turn ON power to the sauna heater.
Try the action steps in the order given until a check fails. Also look for any special instructions for shutting down the system.
SYMPTOM
ACTION
Control Black
1.
Check 208/240 Vac Power to heater is ON.
2.
Check 7 pin cable connection to back of control.
3.
Call NASSCOR's Service Department.
Control / Action
Abnormal
1.
Check the unit is programmed correctly. If uncertain about program, press the "PROG°
switch for ten (10) seconds. This will reset the Owner program to a known "good' default
program.
2.
Call NASSCOR's Service Department.
No Heat
1.
Check 208/240 Vac Power to heater is ON.
2.
Push high limit reset button on the bottom of heater.
3.
Check the unit is programmed correctly. If uncertain about program, press the "PROG' switch for ten (10) seconds. This will reset
the Owner program to a known °good" default program.
4.
Call NASSCOR's Service Department.
High Limit
continues to trip
1.
Remove all rocks from heater and test operation.
2.
Add rocks back to heater as permitted to avoid tripping.
3.
Call NASSCOR's Service Department.
Sauna Room
too hot
1.
Check the unit is programmed correctly. If uncertain about program, press the "PROG* switch for ten (10) seconds. This will reset
the Owner program to a known "good' default program.
2.
Call NASSCOR's Service Department.
Unex pected
Events
1.
Check the Control is programmed correctly.
If uncertain about program, press the PROG switch for ten (10) seconds. This
will reset the Owner program to a known "good' default program.
2.
Turn OFF 208/240 Vac Power to the heater.
3.
Call NASSCOR's Service Department.
SECTION 5:
SAFETY CAUTIONS
1.
Persons with poor health or pregnant should
consult their physician before using any sauna
bath.
2.
Do not exceed thirty (30) minutes in a sauna
bath. Excessive exposure can be harmful to
your health.
3.
All Service to the sauna heater should be
performed by licensed electricians or other
qualified personnel. Live current carrying parts
are exposed during service and present
electrical shock hazard.
4.
Do not use the sauna room for drying
clothes, bathing suits, etc. Do not hang towels
above or place any object on the heater.
5.
The sauna heater should not be operated
without a guard or fence as indicated in the
installation instructions. The sauna heater is
hot during operation and can cause burns if
touched.
6.
Post "Sauna Bath Instructions" plaque,
supplied with heater, outside sauna room for
safely warnings.
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