Why won't the flame effect start on my Dimplex Stove?
If the Dimplex Stove flame effect won't start, first ensure the mains plug is correctly plugged into the wall socket. Then, check that the water tank is full and that there is water in the sump. Also, verify that the low voltage connector is properly connected, and that the Transducer Unit is correctly seated in the sump's molded recess.
What to do if the main lamps are not working and there are no flames or smoke on my Dimplex OAKHURST OKT20 Stove?
If the main lamps aren't working and there are no flames or smoke in your Dimplex Stove, ensure there is water in the water tank by following the filling instructions. Also, check that the plug is correctly connected to the wall socket and that the power switch is in the 'ON' position.
How to increase the flame effect on a Dimplex OAKHURST OKT20?
If the flame effect on your Dimplex Stove is too low, first increase the flame level by slowly turning the control knob to the left. If that doesn't solve the issue, the metal disc in the transducer might be dirty; clean it with the soft brush provided. Also, make sure the wire from the Transducer Unit is directed to the back of the sump, sitting in the side slot.
What to do if my Dimplex OAKHURST OKT20 Stove flame effect has too much smoke?
If the flame effect on your Dimplex Stove is producing too much smoke, turn the flame effect control knob to the right, about a quarter of a turn at a time. Allow the flame generator some time to adjust to the new setting.
Why does my Dimplex Stove have an unpleasant smell when I use it?
If you notice an unpleasant smell when using your Dimplex Stove, it may be due to dirty or stale water, or the use of unfiltered tap water. Clean the unit as described under maintenance and use only filtered tap water.
Why won't the flame effect start on my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
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.
What to do if the main lamps aren't working, and there are no flames or smoke in my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
If the main lamps aren't working and there are no flames or smoke, it could be due to no water in the water tank. Refill the water tank following the instructions under Maintenance, ‘Filling the water tank’. Also, check that the plug is correctly connected to the wall socket and that Switch ‘A’ is in the ‘ON’ position.
How to fix a low flame effect on a Dimplex Indoor Fireplace?
If the flame effect is too low on your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace: * Increase the flame level by slowly turning the Control knob to the left. * The Metal Disc in the transducer might be dirty; clean the Metal Disc with the soft brush supplied. * Ensure the wire from the Transducer Unit is directed to the back of the sump and sits in the side slot exiting the sump; if it's sitting over the metal disc, this can cause a problem.
How to reduce excessive smoke from the Dimplex Indoor Fireplace flame effect?
If the flame effect has too much smoke, the flame effect setting might be too high. Turn the flame effect Control knob to the right, about ¼ of a turn at a time, and allow the flame generator some time to adjust to the new setting.
Why does my Dimplex Indoor Fireplace have an unpleasant smell when I use it?
An unpleasant smell from your Dimplex Indoor Fireplace can be caused by dirty or stale water. Clean the unit as described under maintenance. Also, using unfiltered tap water can cause this issue; use only filtered tap water.
Warning: Do not cover the heater or obstruct air circulation.
Check for damage before use; replace damaged cords by qualified personnel.
Do not use outdoors, near water, or near combustible materials.
Ensure plug is accessible and cord is kept away from the heater.
Avoid using with external switching devices due to fire risk.
Unplug in case of fault or for long periods of non-use.
Appliance not for unsupervised use by children or those with reduced capabilities.
Must be earthed and used with correct AC voltage supply.
Check packing items and supply voltage before installation.
Steps for placing the stove, connecting power, and plugging in.
Detailed steps for connecting the transducer unit and lamps.
Instructions on filling the water tank with filtered water.
Placing the fuelbed on top of the water tank and mist nozzle.
Details on operating the fire using the manual controls (Switches A, B, Knob C).
How to adjust the thermostat for temperature control.
How to adjust the flame effect intensity.
Guide on setting the thermostat for optimal room temperature.
Information on the thermal safety cut-out and what to do if it operates.
Tips for achieving a realistic flame effect and water usage.
Instructions for operating the fire using the remote control.
General advice on water, surface level, long-term storage, and lamps.
Step-by-step guide to refilling the water tank when empty.
Procedure for checking and replacing faulty lamps.
Recommendations for cleaning the water tank, sump, nozzle, cap, and air filter.
How to clean the water tank and its cap.
Detailed steps for cleaning the sump and its components.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the air filter.
Details on the product warranty and how to contact for service.
Information on proper disposal of electrical appliances.
List of patents and patent applications covering the Optimyst range.
Checks for plug, water level, connector, and transducer seating.
Adjusting flame control knob and cleaning the metal disc.
Causes include dirty/stale water or using unfiltered tap water.
Adjusting flame effect setting for smoke level.
Checking water level and power supply for lamp operation.
Details of the express warranty period for domestic and commercial use.
Conditions under which the express warranty does not apply.
Consumer rights under Australian Consumer Law and NZ Consumer Guarantees Act.
Steps to follow for making a warranty claim.
Steps to follow for making a warranty claim.
How warranty claims are processed (repair or replacement).
Information on potential service call fees for warranty claims.
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