To Next PageTo Next PageWhy 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 OPTIMYST RTOPSTV20?
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 OPTIMYST RTOPSTV20?
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 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.
Warning to avoid overheating by not covering the heater or obstructing air circulation.
Check with supplier if damaged. Damaged cord must be replaced by manufacturer or service agent.
Do not use outdoors, near water, or below sockets. Keep combustibles 1m away.
Ensure plug is accessible and supply cord is kept away from the front of the heater.
Do not use with thermal controls, timers, or devices that switch heat automatically.
Unplug in case of fault or when not required for long periods.
Appliance not for unsupervised use by children or persons with reduced capabilities. Supervise children.
Appliance must be earthed and used with correct AC supply voltage.
Ensure packing is removed and check supply voltage matches heater specification.
Place stove against wall, connect power cable, plug into 13amp/240volt outlet.
Steps to connect transducer unit and lamps to the sump, ensuring correct placement and cable routing.
Instructions for filling the water tank with filtered water and placing it into the sump.
Place the fuelbed on top of the water tank and mist nozzle.
Details operation of switches 'A' and 'B' for power, heat levels, and standby mode.
Explains how to adjust the thermostat setting to control room temperature.
Control knob to adjust the intensity of the flame effect, turning left increases, right decreases.
Guide to setting the thermostat to maintain desired room temperature after rapid warming.
Explanation of the safety feature preventing overheating and procedure if it operates.
Tips for adjusting flame effect intensity, water usage, and avoiding movement with water.
Instructions for operating the fire using the remote control buttons.
Use filtered water, ensure level surface, drain when not in use, check lamps.
Steps to refill the water tank when the flame effect shuts off due to low water.
Procedure for identifying and replacing faulty lamps to restore flame and smoke effect.
Instructions for cleaning the water tank, sump, and air filter.
Details on 1-year parts and labour warranty, conditions, and customer support contact information.
Information on extending the warranty by registering the product within 28 days of purchase.
Guidance on recycling electrical products in accordance with European Community directives.
Common causes and corrective actions for when the flame effect fails to activate.
Troubleshooting steps for a weak flame effect, including controls and cleaning.
Cause of unpleasant smell (dirty/stale water, unfiltered water) and corrective actions.
Adjusting flame effect setting or using filtered water to resolve excessive smoke.
Checks for power connection, switch position, and water level when lamps are not working.
Warning to avoid overheating by not covering the heater or obstructing air circulation.
Check with supplier if damaged. Damaged cord must be replaced by manufacturer or service agent.
Do not use outdoors, near water, or below sockets. Keep combustibles 1m away.
Ensure plug is accessible and supply cord is kept away from the front of the heater.
Do not use with thermal controls, timers, or devices that switch heat automatically.
Unplug in case of fault or when not required for long periods.
Appliance not for unsupervised use by children or persons with reduced capabilities. Supervise children.
Appliance must be earthed and used with correct AC supply voltage.
Ensure packing is removed and check supply voltage matches heater specification.
Place stove against wall, connect power cable, plug into 13amp/240volt outlet.
Steps to connect transducer unit and lamps to the sump, ensuring correct placement and cable routing.
Instructions for filling the water tank with filtered water and placing it into the sump.
Place the fuelbed on top of the water tank and mist nozzle.
Details operation of switches 'A' and 'B' for power, heat levels, and standby mode.
Explains how to adjust the thermostat setting to control room temperature.
Control knob to adjust the intensity of the flame effect, turning left increases, right decreases.
Guide to setting the thermostat to maintain desired room temperature after rapid warming.
Explanation of the safety feature preventing overheating and procedure if it operates.
Tips for adjusting flame effect intensity, water usage, and avoiding movement with water.
Instructions for operating the fire using the remote control buttons.
Use filtered water, ensure level surface, drain when not in use, check lamps.
Steps to refill the water tank when the flame effect shuts off due to low water.
Procedure for identifying and replacing faulty lamps to restore flame and smoke effect.
Instructions for cleaning the water tank, sump, and air filter.
Details on 1-year parts and labour warranty, conditions, and customer support contact information.
Information on extending the warranty by registering the product within 28 days of purchase.
Guidance on recycling electrical products in accordance with European Community directives.
Common causes and corrective actions for when the flame effect fails to activate.
Troubleshooting steps for a weak flame effect, including controls and cleaning.
Cause of unpleasant smell (dirty/stale water, unfiltered water) and corrective actions.
Adjusting flame effect setting or using filtered water to resolve excessive smoke.
Checks for power connection, switch position, and water level when lamps are not working.
General| Model | OPTIMYST RTOPSTV20 |
|---|---|
| Category | Stove |
| Fuel Type | Electric |
| Heat Output | 2 kW |
| Thermostat | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Colour | Black |
| Fuel Bed | Logs |
| Timer | Yes |
| Power Supply | 230V |
| Safety Features | Overheat protection |
| Type | Electric |
| Flame Effect | 3D Holographic Flame Effect |
