To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the control panel on my Duraflame Heater not lighting up?
If the control panel on your Duraflame Heater does not illuminate, the control panel circuit board might be defective and needs to be replaced.
How to fix Duraflame 10HM8000 when temperature will not change?
If the temperature on your Duraflame Heater will not change, replace the control panel circuit board.
Why is my Duraflame Heater blowing cold air?
If your Duraflame Heater isn't blowing warm air, it could be due to several reasons. First, it might be in a cool-down cycle, a normal operation where it runs for a few minutes with cool air. Alternatively, the filters might be dirty; try cleaning them gently with a vacuum. If it's still not reaching the set temperature, perform a master reset: turn off and unplug the unit, hold the main power button while plugging it back in, and continue holding for 5 seconds after plugging it back in. The unit is also designed as a supplemental heat source.
What to do if my Duraflame 10HM8000 is taking a long time to reach desired room temperature?
Several factors can cause your Duraflame Heater to take a long time to reach the desired room temperature: * The filter may be dirty. * The unit is designed to be used as supplemental heating in conjunction with a primary heat source. * The unit may be improperly placed; it should be located on an inside wall with proper insulation and heats UP TO 1000 square feet. * Ensure the unit is 3-6 inches away from the wall for proper air circulation. * Plug the unit directly into the wall outlet. If you are using a surge protector or extension cord, turn the POWER to “OFF” and unplug the unit from the wall outlet for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, plug the unit back into the wall outlet and operate as normal. If the problem persists contact customer service.
Why does my Duraflame 10HM8000 continue to run after reaching set temperature or powering off?
This is normal operation. Your Duraflame Heater will continue to run for several minutes before shutting down to complete its cool down cycle. The duration varies based on heat time, and the unit will blow cool air during this process.
Why does my Duraflame Heater turn on and off by itself?
The Duraflame Heater might run periodically to test the air temperature, which is normal. During this process, it will run for 3 minutes of cool air and 3 minutes of warm air.
Why does my Duraflame 10HM8000 keep running after I turn it off?
It's normal for the Duraflame Heater to continue running for several minutes after reaching the set temperature or being powered off. This is part of the cool-down cycle, during which the unit will blow cool air. The duration varies based on heating.
Why is the power cord of my Duraflame 10HM8000 Heater getting warm?
A warm power cord during operation is normal. However, check the heater cord and plug connections. Faulty wall outlet connections or loose plugs can cause overheating. Ensure the plug fits tightly in the outlet. If the outlet or faceplate becomes HOT, discontinue use and have a qualified electrician check or replace the faulty outlet.
Why are the buttons on my Duraflame 10HM8000 Heater not working?
If the buttons on your Duraflame Heater do not work, the control panel circuit board might be defective and needs to be replaced.
What to do if my Duraflame 10HM8000 takes too long to heat the room?
If your Duraflame Heater is taking a long time to reach the desired room temperature, start by cleaning the filter gently with a vacuum. Remember that the unit is designed to be a supplemental heat source. Ensure the unit is positioned on an inside wall with proper insulation and that the back and sides have at least 6 inches of clearance for proper air intake. Also, plug the unit directly into the wall outlet, avoiding surge protectors or extension cords.
Sticker for reference and registration.
Website for warranty registration.
Keep combustible materials away from hot surfaces.
Avoid leaving the heater unattended, especially with children.
Proper unplugging, cord care, grounding, and outlet usage.
Restrictions on location, cord placement, and ventilation.
Prohibits use near flammables or as a drying rack; mandates manual adherence.
Explains operation via control panel or remote.
Identifies the display and control panel on the unit.
Identifies buttons on the remote control: Power, Timer, Temperature.
Controls power and switching between °F/°C.
Details available timer settings and activation.
How to adjust temperature and its range.
Explains the post-heating fan operation.
Addresses issues with no warm air, temperature not reaching set points, or display inaccuracies.
Troubleshoots slow heating, continuous running, random cycling, and warm power cords.
Solutions for non-working switches, lights, or the remote control.
States the number of quartz heating elements in the unit.
Lists parts with corresponding numbers from the diagram.
Visual representation of the unit's components.
Details on FCC/IC compliance and measures against interference.
Notes on not mixing battery types and proper disposal.
Explains terms, limitations, and voiding conditions for the warranty.
Provides contact details and hours for customer service.
Lists required information before contacting support.
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