How to use?

There are some electrical/other appliances you may be unsure how to use. Here is a quick guide. Feel free to contact us during your stay if anything doesn’t work or you’re unsure what to do.

Fireplace

Before you light the fire, you must open the damper by pulling the white handle on the top of the fireplace. Do not close the damper until the fire is fully extinguished.

Sauna

To turn on the sauna, turn the right-hand handle clockwise to the green arrow area shown in the picture. If the red dot is on the black area, it’s on timer, and it will only start heating up when the red dot reaches the green arrow area. You don’t need to touch the left side handle. It takes about 20 minutes for the sauna to reach the desired temperature. When you’ve finished, please turn the right-hand handle back to 0.

Watch a video about turning on the sauna here.

Drying cabinet

Next to the timer, there are three options for the drying cabinet’s heat. 1. Låg means low, 2. Medium and 1+2 Hög means high. Words refer to the temperature inside. Switching both down brings the temperature to its highest value.

Dishwasher

Before turning on the washing machine for the first time, make sure the tap is open by turning the handle on the left side. Press the on/off button on the top of the door, then close the door. The “Coffee cup” program is usually enough for the dishes. Push start. The programme is ready when all the lights are red and the circle is formed. Dishwasher tablets are under the sink.

Washing machine

Should you wish to use the washing machine, open the tap on the left side of the machine (auki/on – kiinni/off) and plug the machine. Washing powder is poured into the holes on the right side of the lid. Translations of the programmes:

See the video of usage here.

Bluetooth speaker

The speaker is named Acton II. To pair, keep pressing the source button until your device pairs.

Coffee machine

Pour as much water as you wish to drink. Add filter paper and one full tablespoon of coffee per cup. Turn on. The machine automatically shuts off after a set period.

Stove

The stove is an old-fashioned electrical stove. This means that, unlike induction stoves or gas stoves, it takes time to heat and cool. Don’t store anything on top of the stove, and always double-check that the furnace is off after your cooking.

How to use the stove -video here.