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NOTE:  

The unit can be operated in 

Heat Only Mode

When the unit is only running with the heater, the   (low 
heat) or the   (high heat) icon and the intake temperature 

will continuously be displayed on the On Screen Display.

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NOTE:  

The heater may emit a slight, harmless odor 

when first used.  This odor is a normal condition caused 

by initial heating of internal heater parts and will not occur 

again. 

D & E .   Thermostat Controls

Adjusts the temperature set point to your individual require-

ments.  Once the desired set temperature is reached the 

heater will turn off. The heater will cycle on and off to main-

tain the desired set temperature. The default temperature 

setting is 72°F (22°C).

→ Adjusted by pressing the  

 

to decrease the set 

point and the 

 to increase the set point on the re-

mote.

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The On Screen Display will indicate the temperature set 

point as it is adjusted.

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NOTE: 

Holding the 

 button down, then press 

 on 

the unit, will change the temperature from °C to °F, or vice 

versa.

Disable Heat

If desired, depending on the season, the heater on the unit 

can be disabled. The unit will operate in the same fashion, 

with remainder of the controls.
Pressing the   and 

 buttons on the unit at the same 

time and holding for 2 seconds will disable and enable the 

heater.

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NOTE:

 When the heater has been disabled and either 

the 

 or the 

  is pressed the On Screen Display will 

indicate “--”.

F .   Color Themes

Different presets of ambient lighting color combinations 

contained in the unit.

→ Changed by repeatedly pressing the corresponding but

-

ton on the remote or the unit.

• 

Cycles through the different preset ambient lighting set-

tings of the unit, this includes different combinations of 

colors of the top lighting, flame base and media lighting 

(if applicable).

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NOTE: 

The last theme of the cycle is a prism where the 

unit cycles through a variety of colors. Pressing the 

 

button stops the cycling and holds the unit on the preferred 

color, indicated by a solid circle. When the unit is on prism, 

and is cycling through the colors, a rotating circle will be 

displayed.

G .   Brightness

Changes the brightness of the lights in the unit.

→ Adjusted by repeatedly pressing the corresponding but

-

ton on the remote.

OPERATION

Figure 1

The unit can be controlled by either the manual controls 

which are located on the right side of the fireplace or the 

remote (Figure 1 & 2).
The fireplace is supplied with an IR multifunction remote 

control.

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 NOTE: 

To operate correctly, the remote control must be 

pointed towards the Floating Display

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 NOTE:

 Before attempting any operation with the remote, 

pull the plastic insulator strip out from between the remote 

casing and battery cover.

A .   Standby

Turns the unit On and Off. 

→ Activated by pressing the Standby button on the remote 

or the unit.

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The unit will turn on with the same functions that it was 

set to when it was turned Off and the intake temperature 

will be indicated on the On Screen Display.

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NOTE:

 If the unit is turned off when the flame effect 

is Off, when the unit is turned back on the flame will be 

restored. 

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NOTE: 

When any button is pressed the intake tem-

perature will be displayed on the On Screen Display for 5 

seconds.

B .   Flame Effects 

Turns the flame effect On and Off. 
→ Activated by pressing the 

 button on the remote.

C .   Heat ON/OFF 

Cycles the unit sequentially through the 3 settings: Low 

Heat, High Heat and Off.

→ Activated by pressing the 

 

button on the unit or the 

remote.

• 

Indicated by the   (low heat) or the   (high heat) icon 

and the intake temperature being displayed on the On 

Screen Display, for 5 seconds before turning off.  

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NOTE: 

After the heater is switched off, there is a 60 

second fan delay, where the fan will continue running be-

fore turning off.

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Floating 

Display

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Summary of Contents for 6908492100

Page 1: ...rth America Limited Dimplex North America Limited 1367 Industrial Road Cambridge ON Canada N3H 4W3 1 888 346 7539 www dimplex com REV PCN DATE 00 13 JAN 16 01 3 MAY 16 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Alw...

Page 2: ...not carefully followed will expose the user to the risk of fire serious injury or death Operation 3 Maintenance 4 Exploded Parts Diagram 5 Replacement Parts List 5 Wiring Diagram 6 Partially Reflectiv...

Page 3: ...heme of the cycle is a prism where the unit cycles through a variety of colors Pressing the button stops the cycling and holds the unit on the preferred color indicated by a solid circle When the unit...

Page 4: ...w H high and L low H Sleep Timer The Sleep Timer can be set to automatically shut off the fireplace after a preset time from 30 minutes to 8 hours To set the timer press the timer button on the remote...

Page 5: ...rdware Kit 9600350100RP 8 Mounting Bracket 1017130259RP 9 Display Control Board 3001430200RP 10 Switchboard 3001520100RP 11 Relay Board 3001440200RP 12 AC DC Adapter 2100250100RP 13 Remote Control 670...

Page 6: ...6 www dimplex com WIRING DIAGRAM CN3 CN3 CN4 CN6 CN6 CN4...

Page 7: ...remaining 9 screws from the end panel 7 Remove the end panel being careful not to add any strain to the wires connecting to the switchboard Fig ure 6 8 Gently guide the partially reflective glass out...

Page 8: ...the flanges on the end panel are positioned on the interior of the outside panel of the fire place POWER CORD REPLACEMENT Tools Required Phillips head screwdriver Needle nose pliers Flat Head Screwdr...

Page 9: ...ront panel the 3 screws along the back of the unit Figure 7 and the 5 screws on the left hand panel 11 Reconnect the wires according to their original configu ration 12 Re assemble the remainder of th...

Page 10: ...r cavity and remove all of the wiring connections noting their original location 13 Connect the wiring to the new heater assembly and re place the four screws to secure the assembly to the unit 14 Re...

Page 11: ...t on a flat working surface NOTE If necessary lay a protective barrier between the unit and your work surface i e cloth cardboard thick plastic to avoid scratching your work surface 5 On the right end...

Page 12: ...d scratching your work surface 5 On the right end with the switchboard remove the ten screws around the outside of the end panel Figure 5 6 Lay unit on its back and remove the remaining 9 screws from...

Page 13: ...er adapter 2100250100RP Fireplace does not turn on in Remote Mode Improper operation Refer to Operation Section Remote Control not working Install new battery into the Remote Control Replace Remote Co...

Page 14: ...ly Replace Heater Assembly 2203610400RP Heater emits an odor Normal Operation Normal operation is when the heater emits an odor for a brief period after the heater is initially turned on The heater is...

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