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Fitting panel – After Installation

The Back Panel can also be change after the product has been installed, a person of suitable 

competentancy is required to carry out this task. Please follow the steps below. 

1. Disconnect product from Power Supply and remove front trim on unit. See Fig. 2

2. Remove Front Glass from product and store in a safe place. See Fig. 6 (A suction cup is 

provided to help remove/replace the front glass.) 

3. Remove Fuelbed fixing screws, then remove Fuelbed. (Fig. 7) It is recommeneded that the 

logs are carefully removed before lifting out the fuel bed.

4. Remove both Side Glasses by tilting them in at the bottom, then sliding down and out to 

remove. Store these in a safe place. (Fig. 8).

5.  Remove plastic Inner Screen by tilting it from the base. (Fig.9) Use finger access provided 

to allow you to contact the bottom of the screen.

6. Remove Back Inner Panel bracket (Fig. 10a), there are a number of keyhole slots which 

allow for the bracket to be removed without removing the fixing screws.

Inner Back panel can then be tilted and removed from its housing. (Fig. 10b)

7. Replace with new Back Inner Panel, and reverse the steps set out above, to re-assemble 

the product. Ensure Inner screen is reassembled correctly into its locating slot at the top. 

(Smooth mirrored finish to face the front of the product, on the larger units an extra person 

maybe required to simply the refitment of the Inner screen.)

Step 3: Installing the Product

  CAUTION: Two people will be required for various steps of this procedure.

  This product is designed to be installed into existing block wall or a custom-built studded 

wall structure. Please consult a competent installer before undertaking this to ensure a 

safe and secure installation. If installing into an existing chimney or flue, please ensure 

that the chimney or flue is blocked off. This is to prevent up-draughts affecting product 

operation.

Electrical Requirements

  NOTE: A dedicated, properly fused 13 Amp circuit is required, rated for the appropriate 

voltage (230-240V). An isolation switch should also be incorporated in cases where the 

product plug is inaccessible after installation.  

  An access panel is provided in the base of the product, it is advisable that the plug is 

located directly below this panel in the event that access is required to the plug after 

installation.

  WARNING: Construction and wiring must comply with local building codes and other 

applicable regulations to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury to persons.

  WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury to persons, always use a 

licensed electrician.

  1. Using the product dimensions (Fig. 11), build a suitable structure for the product to fit 

into. Ensure that, when installed, the product is within 1m of a power outlet. Please refer 

to Electrical Requirements section above for more details. 

  It is recommended that the base of the unit is installed between 200mm and 800mm from 

the floor. This is to maintain an optimised viewing angle of the fire effect. (See Fig. 12)

Summary of Contents for Vivente

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Page 2: ...pliance or perform user maintenance CAUTION Some parts of this product can become very hot and cause burns Particular attention has to be given where children and vulnerable people are present Do not...

Page 3: ...displaying the fire including Choice of background panel One Two or Three sided installation Materials to be placed onto the fuel bed Please follow these instructions to assist you in the installation...

Page 4: ...panel in the unit If you wish to change this to another back panel design it is advised to do so before installing the product It is possible to fit the back panel after the product has been installed...

Page 5: ...reen Step 3 Installing the Product CAUTION Two people will be required for various steps of this procedure This product is designed to be installed into existing block wall or a custom built studded w...

Page 6: ...arked The following fuel bed media is included Ceramic Logs Ash Dust Crystal pieces We have taken great care to create what we feel is the most authentic fuel bed please follow the steps below for mor...

Page 7: ...ttage to match the requirements of the room based on the thermostat setting Conventional electric heaters work by simply being fully on or off which can result in swings from slightly too warm to slig...

Page 8: ...hours of 5 11pm so if you enter the room during the day the fire will not react However in the evening your Dimplex fire will instantly switch on your flame effect remembering your last setting 24 Hr...

Page 9: ...and VOL FIRE The Flame Brightness Setting can then be adjusted using the or buttons There are seven settings Display shows F1 to F5 for the different levels of brightness F6 for Pulsating Effect and O...

Page 10: ...multiple times to lower the heater temperature in 10 C increments The lowest temperature that can be set is 150 C F 32ST Temp Up Press Once to display current Set Temperature Press multiple times to i...

Page 11: ...n CD20 Room Sensor NTC Error Contact your retailer and reference this error code CD03 The internal NTC is measuring elevated tempera tures within the product Unplug Unit at power supply to reset allow...

Page 12: ...erprints or other marks the partially reflective glass can be cleaned with a damp cloth The partially reflective glass should be completely dried with a lint free cloth to prevent water spots To preve...

Page 13: ...he mains power lead must be replaced by the manufacturer or its authorised dealer Should you require after sales information or assistance with this product please go to www dimplex co uk and select C...

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Page 15: ...15 Fig 5 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 4 Fig 3b Fig 6 1 2 1 2...

Page 16: ...16 Fig 10a Fig 10b Fig 9...

Page 17: ...17 X 310 200 800 670 Fig 11 MODEL X VVT75 764mm VVT100 1014mm VVT150 1514mm X X 30mm 321 666 350 120 172 307...

Page 18: ...18 Fig 14 Fig 13a Fig 13c Fig 13b Fig 12 150mm 200 800mm...

Page 19: ...19 Fig 17 Fig 16 A C E G I K B D F H J L Fig 15 I 0...

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