To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Dimplex DF2550 Indoor Fireplace making excessive noise when the heater is on?
If there is excessive noise when the heater is on in your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace, it could be due to a dirty Heater Assembly. Ensure that the exterior intake louvers and firebox cavity are free of dirt and dust. Another possibility is a defective Heater Assembly, which would need to be replaced.
Why is the flame not bright or visible in my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
If the flame in your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace is not bright or visible, it could be due to burnt-out light bulbs, which you should replace. Another cause might be loose wiring, so check the wiring connections. Finally, a defective Light Harness could also be the problem, requiring replacement.
Why does the heater fan run continuously in my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
If the heater fan in your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace runs continuously, it could be due to a defective Heater Switch, Thermostat, or Heater Assembly, any of which would need to be replaced.
Why is the flame frozen in my Dimplex DF2550?
If the flame is frozen in your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace, it could be due to a defective Flicker Motor, which would need to be replaced. Another possibility is loose wiring, so check the wiring connections.
Why is my Dimplex DF2550 Indoor Fireplace making grinding noises with the heater off?
If you hear grinding or excessive noise from your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace when the heater is off, it could be that the flicker rod is hitting or rubbing against internal components. Ensure the rod is straight and mounted properly in the bracket, spinning freely away from other components. Replace it if necessary. Alternatively, it could be a defective Flicker Motor, which would need to be replaced.
What causes flame shutter in Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
If you are experiencing a flame shutter issue with your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace, it is likely due to a defective Flicker Motor, which will need to be replaced.
Why is the log set dim in my Dimplex DF2550 BF9000?
If the log set in your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace (BF9000 model) is dim and not glowing, check the wiring connections for any looseness. It could also be due to a defective LED Log Driver Board or a defective Log Set Assembly, both of which would need to be replaced.
Why does the circuit breaker trip when I turn on my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
If the circuit breaker trips or a fuse blows when you turn on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace, it could be due to a short in the unit's wiring. In this case, trace the wiring in the unit. Alternatively, it might be that additional appliances are drawing too much current on the same circuit. Try plugging the fireplace into another outlet or installing it on a dedicated 15 amp circuit.
Why is the log set dim and not glowing on my Dimplex BF9000 Indoor Fireplace?
If the log set is dim and not glowing on your BF9000 Dimplex Indoor Fireplace, it could be due to loose wiring, which requires checking the wiring connections. It may also be caused by a defective LED Log Driver Board or a defective Log Set Assembly, both of which would need replacement.
Why is the flame not bright or not visible on my Dimplex DF2550?
If the flame on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace is not bright or not visible, it could be due to burnt-out light bulbs, which need replacement. Another possible cause is loose wiring, so check the wiring connections. Finally, a defective Light Harness or LED Light Assembly may be the issue, requiring replacement.
General| Brand | Dimplex |
|---|---|
| Model | DF2550 |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Users are advised to carefully read and save all provided instructions before use.
Record your model and serial numbers for future reference on the provided label.
Covers safe operation, avoiding burns, keeping combustibles away, and supervision.
Instructions on unplugging, handling damaged cords, and proper electrical connections.
Specifies not to use outdoors, in bathrooms, or near water sources.
Guidance on not blocking air intake/exhaust and preventing foreign objects entry.
Covers not burning wood, not modifying the fireplace, and avoiding flammable vapors.
Guidelines on extension cord use, gauge, wattage, and using certified electricians.
Instructions on not striking glass, disconnecting power for cleaning, and storage.
Details FCC rules for Class B digital devices and measures to correct interference.
Specifies 15 Amp, 120 Volt circuit requirement and power cord safety warnings.
Guidance on choosing a suitable location away from moisture, drapes, and high traffic.
Provides the fireplace dimensions and notes that no additional venting is required.
Instructions for installing into a mantel and reiterates circuit requirements.
Steps for framing an opening and selecting a location for installation in a new wall.
Details options for routing the power cord to an outlet, including extension cord use.
Details wiring a dedicated circuit and using appropriate non-metallic sheath cable.
Step-by-step guide for connecting power supply wires to the fireplace junction box.
Explains the two positions for manual and remote control operation of the unit.
Details how to operate the heater and adjust the temperature using the thermostat.
Instructions for setting room temperature and resetting the overheat cutoff switch.
How to use the remote control and replace its battery for fireplace operation.
Steps to re-initialize the remote control transmitter and fireplace receiver.
Guidance on contacting customer service if remote control issues persist.
Instructions for safely replacing fireplace light bulbs and their requirements.
Step-by-step guide to access and replace bulbs in the lower section of the fireplace.
Procedure for replacing the log set and ensuring proper installation for light sealing.
Guidelines for cleaning the front glass and exterior finish without scratching.
Details warranty coverage, applicable regions, and transferability for the electric fireplace.
Lists items not covered by warranty and conditions for products sold 'as is'.
Defines warranty duration for fireplace and surrounds, and types of services provided.
Lists conditions like misuse, abuse, or unauthorized alteration that void the warranty.
Instructions on how to contact Dimplex and what information is needed for warranty service.
Details Dimplex's options for repair, replacement, or refund for defective products.
Outlines purchaser's duties regarding access, shipping costs, and labor for warranty services.
Excludes liability for indirect, special, or consequential damages beyond product price.
Explains how state and provincial laws grant specific legal rights and may vary.
