Dimplex XLE100 - User Manual

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Dimplex•XLE•Series•Heater
Models: XLE050 / XLE070 / XLE100 / XLE125 / XLE150
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Installation and Operating
08/80271/0 ISSUE: 1 Series: A
Software Version UI/CC: 52/17

Dimplex XLE100 Specifications

General

Model	XLE100
Type	Electric Heater
Power Output	1000 W
Heating Method	Convection
Safety Features	Overheat Protection, Tip-over Switch

Summary

Instruction Manual

Important Safety Advice

Caution Failure to Follow These Instructions

Warns that failure to follow instructions can cause injury, damage, and invalidate the guarantee.

Overheating Warning

Advises against covering or obstructing the heater to prevent overheating and fire risk.

Warning - The Surfaces on This Heater Can Be Hot.

Alerts users that heater surfaces can become very hot and cause burns.

Caution - Some Parts of This Product Can Become Very Hot and Cause Burns.

Highlights that certain parts can cause burns, especially for children and vulnerable people.

Servicing and Repairs

States that servicing and repairs should only be done by qualified personnel.

Operating Warnings

Important: Remember to Observe All Safety Warnings

Reminds users to follow safety warnings and precautions during operation.

Caution: Do Not Use If Either of the Heaters Mains Power Leads Become Damaged.

Advises against using the heater if the power cord is damaged.

Electrical Installation

Details requirements for electrical installation, including by trained personnel.

Warning - If the Heater is Installed in a Room Containing a Bath or Shower

Specifies clearances and IP zone requirements for installation near bathrooms.

Warning - The Electrical Installation of This Heater Must Be Carried Out by a Suitably Qualified or Trained Electrician

Mandates installation by a qualified electrician according to wiring regulations.

This Heater Must Be Earthed

States the essential requirement for the heater to be earthed.

Not Suitable for Connection Via a Plug Top

Clarifies that direct wiring is required, not a plug top.

Do Not Locate the Heater Immediately Above or Below a Fixed Electrical Point

Advises on safe placement relative to electrical outlets.

Child Safety

Warning - Fixing Kit Screws Are a Potential Choking Hazard.

Warns that fixing kit screws can be a choking hazard.

Warning - This Appliance Is Not Intended for Use by Persons (Including Children) with Reduced Physical, Sensory or Mental Capabilities

Specifies limitations for use by individuals with reduced capabilities without supervision.

This Appliance Can Be Used by Children from 8 Years and Above

Outlines conditions for use by children aged 8 and above, and those with reduced capabilities.

Technical Details

Safety Features

Lists safety features like overheat protection and compliance standards.

Preparation

2. Feet Are Fitted in the Default Position (X Position)

Caution Should Be Taken Not to Rest the Heater Upon the Room Temperature Sensor Housing.

A critical caution to avoid damaging the room temperature sensor.

Important - Do Not Use the Outer Top Panel or the Rear Heat Shield to Lift or Carry the Heater.

A critical warning against using specific parts for lifting or carrying the heater.

Ensure the Back of the Heater is Flush Against the Wall.

Do Not Place Objects Within 300 mm of the Front of the Heater and 150 mm (min. 75 mm) Either Side.

Specifies clearance requirements around the heater to ensure safe operation.

Installing the Heater

Important Head of Wall Fixing Screw Must Be Flanged Pan Head Type

Specifies the type of screw head required for wall fixing.

Suggested Fixings

Provides recommendations for fixing the heater to different wall types.

Solid Brick;Block: No. 10 Size High Temperature Resistant Plastic Inserts

Details specific fixing methods for solid brick or block walls.

Plasterboard - If Possible Locate Studding and Use No. 10 Woodscrews

Offers advice for fixing the heater to plasterboard walls.

Note: For Other Wall Types (eg. Timber Frame and Hollow Concrete) Seek Specialist Advice.

Advises seeking professional help for less common wall types.

This Appliance Is Heavy. The Floor Must Be Checked to Ensure That It Is Capable of Bearing the Weight of the Unit, Up to 165 kg.

Stresses the importance of checking floor load capacity due to the heater's weight.

Do Not Under Any Circumstances Attempt to Move or Reposition This Heater Without Seeking Expert Advice.

A critical warning against moving the heater without expert advice due to internal components.

Use Caution When Installing This Product, Unpainted Metalwork Can Have Sharp Edges.

Warns about potential sharp edges on unpainted metalwork during installation.

Fixing the Heater

Note: Any Fixing Dropped Into Heater Must Be Retrieved As They May Impact Product Safety Operation.

Important note about retrieving dropped fixings that could affect safety.

5. Place the Heater in Its Final Position and Mark the Fixing Holes

6. Six Fixing Positions Must Be Selected for Models XLE100, XLE125, XLE150 and at Least 4 Fixing Positions for Models XLE050 and XLE070.

NB: Do Not Fully Tighten Screws Until Energy Cells Are Fully Loaded

Advice on screw tightening timing relative to loading energy cells.

Note: Under No Circumstances Should Any Screws Be Removed Without First Removing All Energy Cells From the Heater.

Critical note regarding screw removal and energy cells.

Never Free the Heater From the Wall With Energy Cells Remaining Inside the Heater Cavity.

A critical safety instruction about detaching the heater from the wall.

Electrical Connections

Warning: Before Obtaining Access to Terminals, All Supply Circuits Must Be Disconnected.

Crucial safety warning to disconnect power before accessing terminals.

7. The Heater Leaves the Factory Configured to Operate with Two Mains Supplies, a 24 Hour Peak Supply and an Off Peak Switched Supply.

Explains the heater's configuration for dual mains supplies.

Storage; Fan Circuit

The Earth Wire Should Be Connected Into the Earth Terminal Block Marked E

Instruction for connecting the earth wire correctly.

Warning - Terminal Block Maximum Torque 0.5 Nm

Specifies the maximum torque for terminal block connections.

Important - Only Heat Resistant Ordinary Polyvinyl Chloride Sheathed Flexible Cord Should Be Used

Specifies the type of mains cable required for safe connection.

Maximum Cable Sizes

Warning - Maximum Torque 0.5 Nm

Reiterates the maximum torque specification for connections.

Warning: All Electrical Connections to the Terminal Block Must Be Secure to Prevent Risk of Ignition.

Emphasizes securing all connections to prevent ignition risks.

Building the Heater Core

9. Remove the Inner Front and Insulation to Gain Access to the Core of the Heater.

Energy Cells

Information about the energy cells supplied separately with the heater.

Energy Cells Should Be Handled with Care Due to the Weight and Risk of Hand;Foot Injury.

Warning regarding the safe handling of energy cells due to their weight and potential for injury.

11. The Energy Cells Have Several Grooves on One Surface for Locating Around the Elements.

Do Not Disconnect the Element Terminals

A critical instruction not to disconnect element terminals during assembly.

12. Position the Second Row of Energy Cells on Top of the First but This Time the Energy Cells Must Be Upside Down

13. The Third Row of Energy Cells Is Positioned in a Manner Similar to the First Row.

14. Fit the Fourth Row of Energy Cells Above the Third Row in the Upside Position.

16. Close the Core by Refitting the Inner Front Panel Complete with Insulation

Ensure the Screws Retaining the Heater to the Wall Are Fully Tightened, Once the Energy Retention Cells Are Fully Loaded.

Advice on tightening wall fixing screws after loading energy cells.

Important Double Check All Mains Connections Are Secure and Excess Cable Is Restrained

Important final checks on mains connections and cable management.

On No Account Should Any Surplus Cable Be Pushed Inside or Behind the Heater.

Critical warning regarding the management of surplus electrical cable.

Once Installed Do Not Attempt to Reposition the Heater Without First Unloading the Energy Cells.

A critical warning about repositioning the heater after installation.

Operation

The Heater Is Fitted with an Adjustable Thermostat Enabling the Room Temperature to Be Controlled.

Explains the thermostat functionality for room temperature control.

Note: Should the Heater Fail to Operate, This May Be Due to the Room Temperature Being Higher Than the Thermostat Setting.

Control Functions

2 Menu - Displays the Main Options List

4 The Up and Down Buttons Are Used to Navigate Through the Menus and Alter Setting Values.

5 Enter Is Used Within the Menu Options to Confirm Settings.

The Timed Periods During Which the Heater Is Providing Heat Are Defined as ‘Comfort On

Outside of Heating Periods the Heater Will Not Deliver Heat and These Periods Are Called Comfort Off.

6 The Advance Button Overrides the Heating Settings and Changes the Operational State of the Heater.

Function of the 'Advance' button for overriding heating settings.

Setting the Date and Time

To Adjust the Time or Date Follow the Steps Below.

Modes of Operation

User Timer (Pre-programmed, Factory Default)

Explains the User Timer mode with customizable time slots.

Out All Day (Pre-programmed)

Describes the pre-programmed 'Out All Day' mode with set times.

Holiday - Set the Date of Return and the Temperature Required.

Details the 'Holiday' mode for setting return dates and temperatures.

Boost Mode Heats the Room to a Selected Temperature for 1, 2 or 3 Hours.

Explains the 'Boost' mode for temporary heating.

Auto Boost Function Maintains a Room Temperature During Comfort Periods, When the Core Is Depleted.

Explanation of Auto Boost for maintaining temperature when the core is depleted.

Setback Mode Maintains a Room Temperature Outside Comfort Periods.

Explains the 'Setback' mode for maintaining temperature outside comfort periods.

Choosing and Setting a Mode

Timer Modes

Instructions on how to select and set timer modes.

Select the Mode Required, by Pressing the ^ or v Followed by Enter.

In Cases Where Unauthorised Persons May Tamper with the Control Settings It Is Possible to Set a Tamper-Proof Feature

Setting a tamper-proof feature (Child Lock) to prevent unauthorized access.

For Options Out All Day, and User Timer, Three Choices Are Available - Select, Preview and Modify.

Note: Once Modified a Programme Must Be Selected If You Want to Begin Using It.

In Holiday Mode the Date Until the Room Will Be Unoccupied Can Be Set;Adjusted

How to set the unoccupied period and temperature in Holiday mode.

Press ^ and v to Set the Return Date, Then Press the Enter Button.

Press ^ and v to Choose a Temperature to Be Maintained During This Period and Press the Enter Button.

Advance

The Advance Function Allows the Heating Profile of the Heater to Be Changed Temporarily.

Explains the temporary adjustment of heating profiles using the Advance function.

If the Heater Is in Comfort Off Mode and Heat Is Required, Press the Advance Button.

How to initiate heating from Comfort Off mode using the Advance button.

If the Heater Is in Comfort On and Heat Is Not Required, Press the Advance Button and the Heater Will Turn Off

Boost

Boost Mode Provides Temporary Heating for One, Two or Three Hours.

Auto Boost Maintains a Room Temperature During Comfort On Periods, When the Core Is Depleted.

Setback

Setback Mode Maintains Room Temperature Outside Comfort Periods.

This Mode Should Be Used to Provide Protection Against Frost or Where Big Drops of Room Temperature Are Unwanted.

Child Lock

To Lock the Controls Press Back and Enter for Three Seconds.

Note: The Controls Cannot Be Adjusted When Child Lock Is Active.

Service

Charge Time - For Service Personnel Use Only.

Slave Mode - For Service Personnel Use Only.

Landlord Lock - For User and Service Personnel Use.

Rm Temp Offset - For Service Personnel Use Only.

Landlord Lock Mode

Introduction

Operation in Landlord Lock Mode

How the appliance operates when Landlord Lock mode is active.

To Activate Landlord Lock Mode the User Must Enter Service Menu First.

Steps to activate Landlord Lock mode via the service menu.

Enabling Landlord Lock Mode

Process for enabling the Landlord Lock mode after entering the PIN.

Disabling Landlord Lock Mode

Process for disabling the Landlord Lock mode.

Note: The Default Password Is 0000, the Password Can Be Changed from Within the Landlord Lock Mode Menu..

Landlord Lock Mode Settings

Changing the Password

Guide on how to change the user-defined Landlord Lock PIN code.

To Change the PIN Code Select “Change Code” from the Main Landlord Lock Menu.

To Complete the Change, Follow the On-Screen Instructions, It Will Be Necessary to Input the Current PIN and Then Set the New PIN Code.

Boost, Setback and Timer Mode Lock

It Is Possible to Activate Boost, Setback and Timer Mode Lock

These Locks Can Be Enabled or Disabled from Within the Landlord Lock Settings Menu.

Maximum Temperature

A Maximum Temperature Limit for the Room During Landlord Lock Mode Can Be Applied.

The Maximum Temperature Can Be Set by Selecting Max Temp. in the Landlord Lock Settings Menu.

Slave Mode

If More Than One Heater Is Installed in the Same Room It Is Recommended That the Largest Capacity Heater Is Set as the Master and All Smaller Capacity Products Are Set as Slaves.

Press Menu, Back and Enter for 3 Seconds to Enter the Service Menu, Select ‘Slave Mode’ and Press Enter. Select Enable.

Step-by-step guide to enable Slave Mode from the service menu.

Energy Saving Tips

Energy Efficiency Tips for Heating and Hot Water

1. Dont Set the Temperature to High...

2. Use It Where You Need It...

3. Use It When You Need It...

Cleaning

Warning - Always Isolate the Power Supply Before Cleaning the Heater.

Critical safety warning to disconnect power before cleaning.

The Outside Can Be Cleaned by Wiping It Over with a Soft Damp Cloth and Then Dried.

After Sales Service

If This Product Appears Damaged When First Received or Does Not Function Correctly Contact Us by E-mail

Contact information for issues upon receiving or during operation.

Do Not Return the Product in the First Instance as This May Delay Us Providing You with a Satisfactory Service.

Accidental Damage Is Not Covered Under the Warranty.

Clarification that accidental damage is not covered by the warranty.

Your Product Is Guaranteed for Two Years from the Date of Purchase.

Should You Require Assistance with This Product Please Go to www.dimplex.co.uk

Alternatively Call Our Contact Centre on 0844 879 3588 (UK Only).

To Assist You, We Need the Following Information: Model Number and Product ID

Please Retain Your Proof of Purchase.

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Conditions for warranty coverage related to defects in materials or workmanship.

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Battery Replacement

Important: Before Replacing the Battery Ensure the Heater Is Isolated from the Electricity Supply.

Critical safety instruction to disconnect power before battery replacement.

1. Unscrew the Cover of the User Interface and Pivot Away from the Housing

2. Slide the Catch and Pull the Module Up from the User Interface

3. Move the Module Clear of the User Interface to Access the Battery

4. Remove the Coin Cell Battery and Replace.

5. Slide the Module Back into the User Interface, Ensuring the Catch in Engaged

6. Replace the Cover and Secure Using the Screw