Routine Maintenance; Special Maintenance - albatros Ilyt Instructions D'utilisation

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Instructions for operation
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Descaling the vaporizer unit
In order to keep your Turkish bath in perfect con-
dition, the boiler of the vaporizer unit should be
de-scaled at intervals of about 6 - 7 hours of op-
minutes (with no occupant) in order to eliminate
any scale residue.
In hard-water areas, it is advisable to use a
solution of water and vinegar or, alternatively,
one of the de-scaling products commonly used
for steam irons or coffee-makers. Follow the
instructions and concentrations recommended
by the manufacturer of the product used.
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Dispenser for herbal essences
(VP version only)
Your Turkish bath can become even more en-
joyable and refreshing simply by placing oil or
vegetable essences in the special dispenser, thus
enriching the steam. In this way, you can benefi t
from the health-giving biological properties of the
various aromas.
Important: Only completely natural essences
should be used. Never use chemical products
containing alcohols (propenol, benzyl alcohol,
ehtyl alcohol or methyl alcohol).
If the herbal essence is in the form of a dry extract,
simply place it in the drawer of the dispenser. To
improve the effect of the essence, it should be
ground into small pieces so that it is distributed
more effi ciently by the steam.
If an oil-based essence is used, simply place a
few drops on a piece of cotton wool and place
the cotton wool in the dispenser drawer.
At this point, you are ready to enjoy the gentle,
benefi cial effect of a delicately-perfumed steam
bath.
If, during the Turkish bath cycle, you notice that
the steam contains an excessive concentration
of the herbal essence, pull out the drawer of the
dispenser (as shown in the fi gure opposite) so
that the steam passes directly into the shower
box rather than through the essence.
Care should be taken when using the steam
outlet. Since the steam is at a very high tem-
perature, always maintain a safe distance
from the steam outlet.
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eration (or once yearly, if the Turkish
bath is used infrequently).
De-scaling the boiler is simple:
switch off the appliance; dissolve
the contents of one sachet of citric
acid in warm water. When the citric
acid has dissolved, remove the
reservoir cap and pour the solution
into the reservoir (see fi gure).
Citric acid is widely available in
many stores, and can be purchased
directly from any of our Service
Centres.
Allow the solution to act for about 8
to 12 hours, and then operate the
Turkish bath function for about 10
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Routine maintenance

The shower box is built using materials which are
easy to clean and inhibit the build-up of bacteria
on the surface.
It is advisable to clean the appliance regularly,
preferably using the specifi c products for each
type of operation; these products are avail-
able from our authorized dealers and Service
Centres.
If you prefer to use other products, the following
recommendations should be followed:
1) Always use a soft cloth; never use abrasive
2) Never use powder detergents. Always use
3) Never use acetone, ammonia or products
4) Stubborn stains can be removed using
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5) To remove scale stains from the surface, use
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Special maintenance

To keep the surface shine even after years of
use, apply a good-quality spray or wax polish
and rub with a soft cloth.
The manufacturer recommends that users
contact the nearest authorized service centre
for all maintenance operations.
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cleaning products (pads etc.).
good-quality liquid detergents which contain
no alcohol or ammonia.
containing these substances, as these can
seriously damage the shower box. Similarly,
never use products containing formic acid or
formaldehyde.
liquid detergent, silver polish or toothpaste
(depending on the type of stain) and rubbing
gently with a soft cloth.
lemon juice or vinegar (hot if possible) and
rub gently with a soft cloth.
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