Olympus ™ Aeloria Sauna

To ensure a smooth installation process and guarantee the safety and functionality of your sauna, follow these helpful tips:

1. Select the Right Location

• Ground Selection: Ensure the ground is level and solid enough to support the sauna’s weight. Avoid low-lying or water-prone areas.
• Ventilation and Privacy: Choose a location with good airflow and privacy to prevent direct exposure to strong winds.

2. Preparation

• Measure the Space: Carefully measure the area where the sauna will be installed to ensure there’s enough room for both installation and future maintenance.
• Check the Power Supply: If using an electric heater, confirm that a suitable power socket is nearby and meets safety standards.

3. Pre-Assembly Check

• Verify Components: Before beginning, inspect that all parts, including wall panels, seats, heaters, etc., are complete and undamaged.
• Prepare Tools: Gather necessary tools like screwdrivers, drills, and levelers to facilitate the assembly process.

4. Installation Process

• Ground Foundation: Ensure the surface is dry and level. If needed, lay down moisture-proof or floor mats for extra protection.
• Wall Installation: Follow the instructions or video tutorial carefully to install the walls, ensuring they’re securely connected to the ground and ceiling.
• Heater Installation: Install the heater according to the provided instructions to ensure safe cable connections and confirm proper ventilation.
• Seats and Accessories: Install seats and other accessories as per the design layout, ensuring everything is securely fitted and ergonomically designed.

5. Sealing and Insulation

• Sealing: Make sure the doors and windows are properly sealed to prevent heat loss and moisture intrusion.
• Insulation: Check that the internal insulation is correctly installed to enhance thermal efficiency and comfort.

6. Ventilation System

• Exhaust Vents: Install proper exhaust vents to ensure good air circulation and avoid moisture build-up.
• Air Intake Vents: Position the intake vents to bring in fresh air, ensuring balanced airflow.

7. Electrical Inspection

• Safety Test: After installation, perform a thorough check of the electrical system, including the heater and control panel, to ensure everything is functioning correctly and safely.
• Grounding: Ensure the electrical system is properly grounded to prevent any risk of electric leakage.

8. Cleaning and Inspection

• Interior Cleaning: Once the sauna is installed, clean the interior to remove construction debris or dust.
• Function Test: Run a comprehensive test to ensure the temperature control system, heater, and all components are working properly.

9. Preparing for First Use

• Preheat the Sauna: Before using it for the first time, preheat the sauna, check the performance of the temperature control system, and let the interior dry fully.
• User Guide: Read the sauna’s user manual thoroughly to ensure safe and effective use.

10. Ongoing Maintenance

• Inspection and Maintenance: Regularly check the structure and electrical systems to ensure everything remains in safe working condition.
• Cleaning and Care: Clean the wood surfaces and other components regularly to maintain hygiene and keep the sauna looking great.

By following these installation tips, you can ensure a hassle-free setup and enjoy a safe, comfortable sauna experience. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact Olympusauna’s online customer service or reach out to our after-sales support at sales@olympusauna.com

1.Regular Cleaning

• Floors and Walls: Clean the floors and walls with warm water and a mild detergent, such as neutral soap. Avoid harsh chemicals to protect the wood.
• Seats and Armrests: Since these areas often come in contact with the skin, wipe them down with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Regularly sand them with fine sandpaper to keep the surface smooth.
• Ceilings and Lights: To prevent condensation on the lights, regularly wipe down the ceiling and keep it dry.

2.Ventilation
After each use, ensure the sauna is properly ventilated to prevent mold and bacteria growth. Open the doors, windows, or vents to allow fresh air to circulate until the sauna is completely dry.

3.Inspect the Condition of the Wood
Regularly check the wood for cracks, warping, or damage. If any issues are found, replace the damaged panels promptly. Avoid using oil-based products on the wood, as they may interfere with the sauna’s heating performance.

4.Control Humidity and Temperature
Maintain appropriate humidity and temperature levels to prolong the wood’s life. Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive humidity or heat. Use a hygrometer and thermometer to monitor conditions, ensuring they stay within the recommended range (typically 40%-60% humidity and 70°C-100°C temperature).

5.Heater Maintenance
Regularly clean the heater surface to remove dust and debris, ensuring optimal performance. Use the recommended type of stones and replace them periodically, as suggested by the manufacturer. For electric heaters, check the wire connections to ensure they are secure and free from faults.

6.Prevent Mold and Bacteria
Use an anti-mold and anti-bacterial spray, especially in areas prone to humidity, to treat the interior. Place removable wooden or plastic mats on the floor to aid in cleaning and reduce the risk of mold growth.

7.Regular Inspections and Maintenance
Set up a schedule for routine inspections of the sauna, focusing on key components like the wood, electrical system, and heater. Depending on usage frequency, arrange for a professional to conduct a thorough inspection and maintenance every year or as needed.

8.Maintain Doors and Windows
Regularly check the doors and windows for proper sealing to prevent air leaks and heat loss. Lubricate the door hinges and locks to ensure smooth opening and closing.