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F . Volume Control

Adjusts the volume of the wood fire sound effects. 

On the unit

: Pressing the   will decrease the volume 

and pressing the 

 

will increase the volume.

On the Remote and Tethered Controller

: Pressing the 

 

will turn On and Off the volume.

Remote Control

 

The tethered controller can be used in the same manner as 

the remote but houses the blue tooth receiver for communi-

cation with the remote. 
The tethered controller must be connected to the unit and 

On/Off Switch must be in the ‘ON’ 

( I )

 position in order for 

the remote to operate. 

!

NOTE: 

To operate correctly the remote control must be 

initialized with the unit. 

Remote Control Initialization/ Reprogram

In order for the remote to communicate with the unit the 

blue tooth must be setup, as outlined below: 
1.  Install the tethered controller to the unit - plug into the 

port on the on the right module and run the wire out of 

the housing through the opening in the center of the 

back panel.

2.  Place the On/Off Switch (Figure 1A) in the On (“I”) posi-

tion.

3.  Press the blue tooth initialization button on the Primary 

controls (left side). 

4.  The unit will begin to beep and turn the lights on and off 

every 2 ½ seconds to indicate that the unit is in syn-

chronization mode.

5.  Within 20 seconds of pressing the blue tooth button, 

press any button on the remote control (Figure 2).

!

 NOTE: 

You will have only 20 seconds to perform this 

last step. Failure to do so will result in these steps needing 

to be followed again.
6.  If the synchronization was successful the unit will go to 

Standby.

This will synchronize the remote control and the fireplace 

receiver.

OPERATION

Figure 1

  

WARNING:

 This electric firebox must be properly in-

stalled before it is used.

The unit has two separate internal modules that are con-

trolled by the settings entered on the left side (primary). 

Finer adjustment can be done using the controls on the 

right module to have both modules operating at the same 

level (secondary). 
There are three different control options available for the 

unit: manual (under the media tray), tethered controller 

(must be connected to the unit) and a remote control.

!

 NOTE: 

When the unit is used in an environment where 

background noise is very low, it may be possible to hear a 

sound which is related to the operation of the flame effect. 

This is normal and should not be a cause for concern. 

!

 NOTE: 

Always ensure that the appliance is fixed to the 

framing in a level position.

Controls

A . On/Off Switch 

Supplies power to the unit.

!

NOTE: 

When the unit is first turned on the lights will 

come on and mist will appear 45 seconds later.

B .   Standby

Puts the unit into standby mode where control by the teth-

ered controller or remote is possible.

C .   Blue tooth

Required for initializing the remote together, see initializa-

tion instructions for more detail.

D . 

 Test Mode

Used for troubleshooting issues - outlined in detail in the 

service manual.

E . Flame Intensity Control

Adjusts the intensity of the flame and smoke effect when 

the unit has been activated. 
Pressing the 

 

will decrease the flame effect and pressing 

the 

 

will increase the flame effect.

!

NOTE: 

A few moments will be required between adjust-

ment and a change to the flame effect.

!

NOTE: 

During normal operation it is expected to see 

some condensation of water on the media tray. This will 

vary depending on ambient conditions and should be con-

sidered normal.

!

NOTE: 

When the water tank is empty the unit will turn 

off after 30 seconds. 

Figure 2

B

A

C

D

E

F

Remote 

Control

Tethered 

Controller

!

 NOTE: 

The icons 

with 1 dot indicate con-

trols for the primary and 

2 dots indicate controls 

for the secondary.

Summary of Contents for CDFI1000P

Page 1: ...h 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 21 12 15 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Always read this m...

Page 2: ...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 Switch Board Replacemen...

Page 3: ...d The unit has two separate internal modules that are con trolled by the settings entered on the left side primary Finer adjustment can be done using the controls on the right module to have both modu...

Page 4: ...t After prolonged usage the ability for the unit to produce mist may become reduced When this occurs the replace ment of the transducer may be required This unit comes with 2 additional transducers lo...

Page 5: ...1320100RP 8 Solenoid Valve 9601330100RP 9 Top Cover Assembly 9601220100RP 10 Fan Assembly 9601310100RP 11 Fan Filter 8600300100RP 12 Transducer 9601210100RP 13 LED Light Assembly 9601250100RP 14 Remot...

Page 6: ...6 www dimplex com WIRING DIAGRAM FUSE...

Page 7: ...er from the instructions above Figure 4 TERMINAL BLOCK REPLACEMENT Tools Required Phillips head screwdriver WARNING Disconnect power before attempting any maintenance to reduce the risk of electric sh...

Page 8: ...cs assembly CAUTION Ensure that the switchboard and terminal block have not moved from their original locations and all wires are contained under the cover before reassembly 9 Re assemble the remainde...

Page 9: ...s and reinsert the electronics assembly CAUTION Ensure that the switchboard and terminal block have not moved from their original locations and all wires are contained under the cover before reassembl...

Page 10: ...bly CAUTION Ensure that the switchboard and terminal block have not moved from their original locations and all wires are contained under the cover before reassembly 10 Re assemble the remainder of th...

Page 11: ...ronics assembly CAUTION Ensure that the switchboard and terminal block have not moved from their original locations and all wires are contained under the cover before reassembly 11 Re assemble the rem...

Page 12: ...o prevent strain on the connector wire attached to it 4 Remove the cable clamp to allow for the assembly to be lifted out to better access the components 5 Holding the assembly at either end of the LE...

Page 13: ...ontrol Replace remote control The flame effect has too much smoke or is coming out too fast Flame effect control is set too high Adjust the flame height on both the secondary and or primary controls F...

Page 14: ...water source Improper operation Mist will begin emitting out of the unit after 45 sec onds of operation Transducer is not installed correctly Ensure that the connection has clicked into place Cord is...

Page 15: ...the toggle switch in the On position and everything else Off 2 Press the troubleshooting button Figure 1D on the side that the testing is required unit will beep 3 Press the following buttons to test...

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