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Orilax Bathroom F.A.Q. |
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Daily
maintenance of Orilax acrylic products. |
- We recommend you use a mild soap to clean all the acrylic
surface, such as dishwashing detergent. Do not use corrosive
or bleach based products. Use of these products will damage
your shower and void the guarantee.
- To polish the surface you can choose polishing agent, and
the surface can remain flashing.
- If the surface is scratched or scorched, please use 1200#
sand paper to polish the spot, then polish with wet 2000# sand
paper. The last step is to use polishing cream and soft cloth
to burnish it.
- Please use the soft cloth to clean the plated parts only !
- When the surface of bathtub was scratched , please use 2000#
sand paper to polish then wipe tooth paste and burnish with soft
cloth to make it flashing.
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| Who
has authorization to connect a heater to the main and change
a broken resistor? |
| All electrical appliances that are fitted with protective
housing that is attached by screws to prevent dangerous live
components from coming into contact with one another, must
be installed and serviced, in compliance with the regulations
in place, by a professional, authorized electrical engineer
or any such other knowledgeable person. |
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| Can
we use the electric heater if one/some of its resistors is/are
broken? |
| A broken resistor should be changed
immediately, as the ones that are still intact have to burn longer
under the control of the thermostat, and a while later one of
the remaining unbroken resistors may also break. |
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| What
sort of stone can be served as heater stones? |
| Heater stones should be of a material
that is as heavy as possible, dark in colour, and large in size
for them to be able to store as much heat energy as possible.
Heater dealers sell stones that are purposely intended for use
as heater stones and which come from well-known suppliers, and
whose composition and suitability are guaranteed. Stone material
that is well-known and suitable for use in heaters includes:
peridotite, olivine and olivine-dolerite. Heater stones must
be arranged loosely to ensure there is good air circulation. |
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| How
often should the sauna heater stones be replaced? |
| How often they are changed by and
large depends on how much the heater is used. If it is an average
of twice a week, the stones should be changed once a year. It
is a good idea to rearrange the stones occasionally, as they
tend to crumble with use, making the area more compact and therefore
obstructing the free circulation of air. Good air circulation
will ensure that the heater works properly and the resistors
too will last a long time owing to lower temperatures at their
surface. |
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| What
temperature is suitable for taking the sauna bathing? |
| The temperature of the sauna must
be one in which the user sweats while seated on the sauna bench
and feels comfortable. There is no right or wrong sauna temperature
as everyone has a different sensation of what suits him/her best,
taking into account age and state of health. If the sauna temperature
is high (80 - 100oC), the body will not sweat easily, even if
you try to make the air humid by throwing water on the stones.
With a low sauna temperature (50 - 60oC) it does not feel dry
as you can use plenty of water to humidify the air. Bathers can
bear to stay in the sauna and it feels comfortable and pleasant!
With traditional basic heaters it takes a fairly long time to
get the heater stones sufficiently hot and the sauna temperature
can easily get too high. To keep the sauna at a suitably low
enough temperature you must choose a heater which can regulate
the sauna temperature as required by means of its air circulation
valve. |
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| Why
should we keep safe distances from heaters? |
| Safe distances are minimum distances
from combustible materials that must be observed to prevent the
danger of fire. The manufacturer gives the relevant safety distances
based on studies and safety regulations, and they must not be
reduced as that might create a fire hazard! |
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| Does
the electric heater remain the electric shock possibility? |
| Electric heaters are safe to use
when installed correctly. The Safety Technology Authority monitors
the electrical safety standards of heaters and gives manufacturers
and heaters a certificate of safety. Heaters may carry certificate
labels from other countries. Heaters are connected to the mains
supply in such a way that their touching metallic parts are earthed.
Live components are prevented from coming into contact with one
another as part of the design. |
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| Can
the heaters electrical circuit be fitted with a fault current
protector to eliminate the danger of electric shock? |
| A fault current protector is a device
that monitors the currents in the equipments phase and zero conductors.
The sum of the currents must be zero and if that is not the case
the device will switch the heater off. This device can be fitted
to the heaters electrical circuit, but it is not necessary as
the heater is earthed and therefore sufficiently protected, and
live components cannot come into contact with one another. A
fault current protector might cause needless power cuts as, in
the humid conditions of the sauna, the insulating material of
the resistors might cause the current to leak into the heaters
earthed metal components with the result that there would be
no danger of electric shock if they came into contact with one
another. |
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