I have problems with the power of mij sauna. were

This power supply while looking hi tech and all really checks in as a 110vac in with 12vdc 5amp output. It is packaged nicely for selling but once you have the sauna setup in your house you can think outside the box and go modular. As long as the board sees clean 12vdc where it needs it, how it got there is not so important anymore. I verified that the 110vac input is always there when power is applied to the box so plugging the Radio Shack 12vdc 3amp power in and leaving it on isn't a problem. I did plug everything into a switched power strip so I can turn all the power off when not in use.. This arrangement got the sauna up and working except the board only seems to light up two of the 4 outlets to the heaters. I've swapped the plugs around and all 5 heaters on this Model RS-II Infrared Sauna are working but I can't get them all on at once. Wish I had a wiring diagram for the board..... If the pics turned out you can see where I cut the connector off the old power supply and spliced it to the new one. The switch power terminals aren't needed at this point. This power supply while looking hi tech and all really checks in as a 110vac in with 12vdc 5amp output. It is packaged nicely for selling but once you have the sauna setup in your house you can think outside the box and go modular. As long as the board sees clean 12vdc where it needs it, how it got there is not so important anymore. I verified that the 110vac input is always there when power is applied to the box so plugging the Radio Shack 12vdc 3amp power in and leaving it on isn't a problem. I did plug everything into a switched power strip so I can turn all the power off when not in use.. This arrangement got the sauna up and working except the board only seems to light up two of the 4 outlets to the heaters. I've swapped the plugs around and all 5 heaters on this Model RS-II Infrared Sauna are working but I can't get them all on at once. Wish I had a wiring diagram for the board..... If the pics turned out you can see where I cut the connector off the old power supply and spliced it to the new one. The switch power terminals aren't needed at this point.

make sure wired correctly many come wired for 220 volt you have to move wires for 120 volt make sure wired correctly many come wired for 220 volt you have to move wires for 120 volt