To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Dimplex NBDF2608 heater emit an odor?
A brief odor from your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace heater upon initial use is normal. This occurs as the heater burns off dust accumulated during manufacturing or operation. However, a persistent odor could indicate a defective heater assembly, in which case you should replace the heater assembly.
Steps to assemble the fireplace unit itself from packaging.
Guidance for new wall, existing fireplaces, and bathroom installation.
Electrical hookup, circuit requirements, and wiring diagram.
Details on the 3-position switch, flame, light, and heater controls.
Operating the fireplace using the remote and initialization steps.
Thermostat operation and resetting the temperature cutoff switch.
Procedures for replacing lower and upper light bulbs in the fireplace.
Coverage details, applicable products, and exclusions for the limited warranty.
How to get service, what Dimplex will do, and general exclusions.
Steps to assemble the fireplace unit itself from packaging.
Guidance for new wall, existing fireplaces, and bathroom installation.
Electrical hookup, circuit requirements, and wiring diagram.
Details on the 3-position switch, flame, light, and heater controls.
Operating the fireplace using the remote and initialization steps.
Thermostat operation and resetting the temperature cutoff switch.
Procedures for replacing lower and upper light bulbs in the fireplace.
Coverage details, applicable products, and exclusions for the limited warranty.
How to get service, what Dimplex will do, and general exclusions.
General| Brand | Dimplex |
|---|---|
| Model | NBDF2608 |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
