Dimplex ENG56-600 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Miss Vanessa Aguilar MDAug 19, 2025
Why is my Dimplex ENG56-600 flame effect not starting?
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  Norman CrossAug 19, 2025
  If the flame effect on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace isn't starting, several factors could be the cause. First, ensure the mains plug is correctly plugged into the wall socket. Next, check that the water tank is full and there is water in the sump. Also, verify that the low voltage connector is properly connected. Finally, make sure the Transducer Unit is correctly seated in the molded recess within the sump.
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Charles ReevesAug 21, 2025
How to fix unpleasant smell from Dimplex ENG56-600?
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  Charles JohnsonAug 21, 2025
  An unpleasant smell from your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace can often be resolved by addressing the water quality. The smell may be caused by dirty or stale water, so you should clean the unit as described under maintenance. Also, be sure to only use filtered tap water in the unit.
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Brenda OconnorAug 25, 2025
What to do if Dimplex Indoor Fireplace flame effect is too low?
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  Theresa HallAug 25, 2025
  If the flame effect on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace is too low, try these solutions: First, increase the flame level using the remote control. If that doesn't work, the metal disc in the transducer might be dirty; clean it with the soft brush supplied. Lastly, check that the wire from the Transducer Unit isn't sitting over the metal disc; direct the wire to the back of the sump, ensuring it sits in the side slot exiting the sump.
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Frank BrockAug 26, 2025
Why Dimplex ENG56-600 Indoor Fireplace main lamps are not working?
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  Amy ToddAug 27, 2025
  If the main lamps on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace aren't working and there are no flames or smoke, it could be due to an empty water tank. Refill the water tank according to the instructions under ‘Filling the water tank’. Also, ensure the plug is correctly connected to the wall socket and that Switch ‘A’ is in the ‘ON’ position.
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jcombsAug 28, 2025
How to decrease smoke in Dimplex ENG56-600 Indoor Fireplace?
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  Katherine VasquezAug 28, 2025
  If your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace has too much smoke in the flame effect, it's likely that the flame effect setting is too high. Turn the flame effect control knob to the right, about ¼ of a turn at a time, to reduce the smoke.
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James HunterAug 30, 2025
Why does my Dimplex ENG56-600 Indoor Fireplace have too much smoke?
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  Brandon DuffyAug 30, 2025
  If your flame effect produces too much smoke, it's likely the flame effect setting is too high. Adjust the flame effect control knob ‘D’ to the right, about ¼ of a turn at a time, and allow some time for the flame generator to adjust to the new setting.
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Lisa LopezSep 1, 2025
How to fix low flame effect on Dimplex ENG56-600 Indoor Fireplace?
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  Latasha OlsonSep 1, 2025
  To fix a low flame effect: * Increase the flame level using the Remote Control. * Clean the Metal Disc with the soft brush supplied. * Direct the wire to the back of the sump, ensuring it sits in the side slot exiting the sump. This may be happening because the flame effect knob is set too low, the metal disc in the transducer might be dirty, or the wire from the transducer unit is sitting over the metal disc.
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Debra LloydSep 3, 2025
What to do if my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace flame effect will not start?
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  Cory WilsonSep 3, 2025
  If the flame effect won't start, check the following: * Ensure the mains plug is correctly plugged in. * Verify the water tank is full and there is water in the sump. * Check the low voltage connector is properly connected. * Make sure the Transducer Unit is correctly seated in the sump's molded recess.
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Cynthia BatesSep 5, 2025
Why does my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace have an unpleasant smell?
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  Christopher MeyerSep 5, 2025
  An unpleasant smell from your unit is likely due to dirty or stale water, or using unfiltered tap water. Clean the unit as described under maintenance and only use filtered tap water.
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Kimberly JacksonSep 8, 2025
Why won't the flame effect start on my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
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  Cody AlvarezSep 8, 2025
  The flame effect on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace might not start due to several reasons: * The mains plug may not be properly plugged in; ensure it's correctly connected to the wall socket. * The water level might be low; check that the water tank is full and there is water in the sump. * The low voltage connector might not be connected properly; verify that the connector is correctly inserted. * The Transducer Unit may not be sitting correctly in the sump; ensure the Transducer is sitting down into the molded recess in the sump.

Dimplex ENG56-600 Specifications

General

Product Name	Dimplex ENG56-600
Category	Indoor Fireplace
Type	Electric Fireplace
Flame Effect	Yes
Voltage	120V
Remote Control	Yes
Flame Technology	LED
Frequency	60 Hz
Thermostat	Yes
Wattage	1500W
Heating Area	Up to 400 sq ft
Installation Type	Wall Mount

Summary

Dimplex OPTIMYST Stove

Introduction

Provides an overview of the Dimplex electric fire and the importance of reading the user guide for safe operation and maintenance.

Important Safety Advice

Details critical safety precautions, including overheating, damage, location, electrical safety, and user responsibilities.

General Information

Covers essential usage guidelines such as water type, surface level, operational sounds, power surges, and cleaning recommendations.

Installation Instructions

Chimney Preparation

Recommends chimney cleaning and flue blocking for optimal fire efficiency and reduced heat loss.

Before You Start

Ensures all packing is removed and confirms the supply voltage matches the heater's requirements before installation.

Installation

Guides on positioning the stove, connecting the power cable, and plugging into a suitable outlet.

Connecting the Transducer Unit + Lamps

Step-by-step instructions for correctly connecting the transducer, lamps, and associated cabling.

Filling the Water Tank

Details the procedure for filling the water tank with filtered water and securing the cap properly.

Assembling the Fire

Instructs on placing the fuelbed correctly onto the water tank and mist nozzle.

Operating the Fire

Manual Controls

Explains the location and function of manual controls for power, flame effect, and heat settings.

Switch A

Controls the main power supply to the fire; must be in the 'ON' position for all operations.

Switch B

Manages flame effect and heat output levels, indicated by audible beeps for each setting.

Control Knob C

Adjusts the thermostat to maintain a desired room temperature, controlling the heating output.

Operating the Fire (Continued)

Control Knob D

Regulates the intensity of the flame effect, allowing for more realistic visual output.

Setting the Thermostat

Guide on how to set the thermostat for rapid room heating and maintaining desired temperature.

Thermal Safety Cut-Out

Details the overheating protection feature and the procedure for resetting the unit.

Getting the Desired Flame Effect

Provides tips for adjusting the flame effect for realism and managing water consumption.

Remote Control Operation

Instructions on using the remote control to activate flame effects and heat settings.

Maintenance

General Tips

Key reminders on water, surface level, draining, and lamp checks before and during use.

Filling the Water Tank

Comprehensive steps for refilling the water tank when it becomes empty to restore flame effect.

Maintenance (Continued)

Filling the Water Tank (cont.)

Continues the water tank refilling process and guides on reassembling the unit.

Changing Lamps

Procedure for identifying and replacing faulty lamps that affect the flame and smoke effect.

Cleaning

Safety warning and recommendation for cleaning key components like the water tank, sump, and air filter.

Water Tank Cleaning

Detailed instructions for cleaning the internal surfaces of the water tank and its cap.

Sump Cleaning

Step-by-step guide for cleaning the sump, transducer, metal discs, and nozzle.

Air Filter Cleaning

Instructions for removing, rinsing, drying, and reinserting the air filter.

Additional Information

After Sales Service

Provides warranty details, contact information for support, and website addresses.

Recycling

Offers guidance on the environmentally responsible disposal of electrical appliances.

Patent / Patent Application

Lists the various patents and patent applications protecting the Optimyst product range.

Troubleshooting

Flame Effect Not Starting

Addresses common causes for the flame effect failing to start, such as power or water issues.

Flame Effect Too Low

Solutions for a weak flame effect, including adjusting controls or cleaning the transducer.

Unpleasant Smell

Identifies potential causes for smells, like stale water or using unfiltered water.

Too Much Smoke

Provides guidance on adjusting settings if the smoke effect is excessive.

Main Lamps Not Working

Troubleshooting steps for when the main lamps fail, indicating potential water or power issues.

Glen Dimplex Product Warranty

Glen Dimplex Express Warranty

Details the terms and duration of the express warranty for personal and non-domestic use.

Warranty Exclusions

Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as misuse, unauthorized repairs, or improper operation.

Glen Dimplex Product Warranty (Continued)

Consumer Guarantees

Outlines statutory consumer rights under Australian and New Zealand laws for product quality.

How to Make a Claim

Explains the process for lodging a warranty claim, including required information and contact methods.

Warranty Claims

Describes the company's commitment to repair or replace products under valid warranty claims.

Glen Dimplex Product Warranty (Continued)

Costs of Warranty Claim

Informs about potential service call fees for warranty inspections or repairs based on location.

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Table of Contents

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Questions and Answers:

Dimplex ENG56-600 Specifications

Summary

Dimplex OPTIMYST Stove

Introduction

Important Safety Advice

General Information

Installation Instructions

Chimney Preparation

Before You Start

Installation

Connecting the Transducer Unit + Lamps

Filling the Water Tank

Assembling the Fire

Operating the Fire

Manual Controls

Switch A

Switch B

Control Knob C

Operating the Fire (Continued)

Control Knob D

Setting the Thermostat

Thermal Safety Cut-Out

Getting the Desired Flame Effect

Remote Control Operation

Maintenance

General Tips

Filling the Water Tank

Maintenance (Continued)

Filling the Water Tank (cont.)

Changing Lamps

Cleaning

Water Tank Cleaning

Sump Cleaning

Air Filter Cleaning

Additional Information

After Sales Service

Recycling

Patent / Patent Application

Troubleshooting

Flame Effect Not Starting

Flame Effect Too Low

Unpleasant Smell

Too Much Smoke

Main Lamps Not Working

Glen Dimplex Product Warranty

Glen Dimplex Express Warranty

Warranty Exclusions

Glen Dimplex Product Warranty (Continued)

Consumer Guarantees

How to Make a Claim

Warranty Claims

Glen Dimplex Product Warranty (Continued)

Costs of Warranty Claim

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