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CAUTION: Some parts of this product can
become very hot and cause burns. Particular
attention has to be given where children and
vulnerable people are present.
WARNING: Do not use the heater in small rooms
when they are occupied by persons who are not
capable of leaving the room on their own, unless
constant supervision is provided.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of re, keep
textiles, curtains or any other ammable material
a minimum distance of 1m from the air outlet.
Do not use the heater if it has been dropped.
Do not use the heater if there are any visible
signs of damage.
If the mains lead is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacturer or its service agent or a
similarly qualied person in order to avoid a
hazard.
The heater should only be used on a horizontal
and stable surface with the feet securely tted
Electrical connection
WARNING – THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED
The use of an extension lead or multi-plug adaptor is not advised when
connecting this product to the mains. Connection through these devices
could lead to a risk of overloading, overheating and even re at the extension
lead or adaptor due to inadequate connection quality.
This heater must be used on an ~ supply only and the voltage marked on
the heater must correspond to the supply voltage. This heater is tted with
a rewireable plug incorporating a 13 amp fuse. In the event of replacing
the fuse in the plug supplied, a 13 amp fuse approved by ASTA to BS 1362
must be used. If any other type of plug is used, a 15 amp fuse must be
tted in the plug, the adaptor, or at the distribution board.
IMPORTANT : If the plug is not suitable for your socket, the 13 amp plug
should be removed. Before wiring the appropriate plug, please note that
the wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following
code : GREEN AND YELLOW: EARTH
BLUE : NEUTRAL
BROWN : LIVE
Connect the wire to the terminal marked ‘ ’ or GREEN AND YELLOW E
by the earth symbol ‘ ’ , or coloured or GREEN GREEN AND YELLOW.
Connect the wire to the terminal marked ‘ ’ or coloured .BROWN L RED
Connect the wire to the terminal marked ‘ ’ or coloured BLUE N BLACK.
Important Safety Advice
WARNING: This appliance must not be used in
a bathroom.
WARNING: Do not use this heater in the
immediate surroundings of a bath, a shower or
a swimming pool.
WARNING: This heater must not be located
immediately below a xed socket outlet.
The heater carries a warning symbol to
alert the user to the risk of re that exists
if the heater is accidentally covered.
WARNING: In order to avoid a hazard due to
inadvertent resetting of the thermal cut-out,
this appliance must not be supplied through an
external switching device, such as a timer, or
connected to a circuit that is regularly switched
on and off by the utility.
This appliance can be used by children aged
from 8 years and above and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities
or lack of experience or knowledge if they have
been given supervision or instruction concerning
the use of the appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards involved. Children shall
not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not be made by children
without supervision.
Children of less than 3 years should be kept
away unless continuously supervised. Children
aged from 3 years and less than 8 years shall
only switch on/off the appliance provided that
it has been placed or installed in its intended
normal operating position and they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning
the use of the appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards involved. Children aged
from 3 years and less than 8 years shall not plug
in, regulate and clean the appliance or perform
user maintenance.
Dimensions
(Millimetres)
Installation and Operating Instructions
Dimplex Convector Heater
Models : 402E
08/52811/0 Issue 2
IMPORTANT : THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE READ CAREFULLY AND RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
As with all portable heating appliances - This product is only suitable for well insulated spaces or occasional use
Fig. 1
Using the heater
WARNING: DO NOT USE THE HEATER UNTIL THE FEET ARE
FITTED CORRECTLY.
The product is intended for occasional use as a portable unit. Please ensure
the feet are securely tted before the product is used. Once the feet have
been installed simply plug in and switch on at the wall socket.
Please note – the element has been coated with a protective lm which
will burn off during the rst few minutes of use and may cause a small
amount of fuming. This is quite normal – the fumes are non-toxic and will
quickly disappear.
We recommend that you open a window to ventilate the room when using
the heater for the rst time.
Positioning the heater
Always ensure that the heater is stood on a rm, level base near to, but
not directly beneath, a suitable mains supply socket.
Ensure that curtains and furniture are not positioned close to the chosen
position, as this would create a potential re hazard.
Product Assembly
WARNING: THE HEATER SHOULD NEVER BE USED WITHOUT THE
FEET SECURELY FITTED.
Lay the heater on its back so the underneath of the product is accessible.
Locate and remove the foot xing screw - see Fig. 2(a). Clip the foot in
place and secure using the foot xing screw - see Fig. 2(b).
Fig. 2
Controls
Neon
St
and By
LCD Displa
y
Te
mperature
Decr
ease
Te
mperature
Incr
ease
Desired
Temperature
Frost proteco
n
Symbol
Operating the Heater - ‘Control Mode’
With the product plugged in, press the ‘‘ ’ button. This will illuminate the
neon and also light up the LCD display. This indicates that the product is in
control mode, the desired room temperature can then be set.
Setting the ‘Desired’ Room Temperature
The temperature is set using the temperature increase ‘ ’ and temperature
decrease ‘ ’ keys - see . The room temperature can be set in the Fig. 3
range between 5 C to 30 C. The back light of the LCD will change colour ° °
depending on the desired room temperature. (Blue screen 5 to 16, 17 to 19
green, 20 to 22 white, 23- 30 red). Please note the temperature setting is
for desired room temperature (not the actual room temperature).
‘Intelligent’ Eco Mode
This is the appliance default setting, the appliance will automatically start
up in this setting once power is applied and the standby key is pressed. The
LCD display will indicate the desired room temperature and the appliance
will automatically regulate the room temperature accordingly. In this mode
the appliance operates at full power, however the output of the appliance is
automatically reduced and regulated as the room temperature approaches
the desired level. This mode optimises energy use by calculating the most
efcient and effective way to achieve the desired temperature setting. The
desired room temperature can be adjusted at any time during operation by
pressing the appropriate key.
Standby Mode
With the heater ON if the ‘ ’ button is pressed, the heater will go into standby
mode, the heater switches off and the display will go blank. On pressing
the ‘ ’ button again the heater will come on in the with the desired room
temperature settings it had prior to going into standby mode.
Note: the mains on ‘Neon’ will remain illuminated when the appliance is
in standby mode.
LCD Display
The LCD display shows the desired room temperature. When the appliance
is set to frost protection mode (5 C) the frost protection symbol ‘ ’ will be °
displayed on the screen.
The colour of the display backlight will vary depending on the desired
temperature set (see notes above under ‘Setting the desired room
temperature’). The backlight will switch off a short period after the last key
press. Any additional key presses will re-illuminate the screen.
Indicator Neon
The control contains an indicator neon. This neon comes on to indicate
when the product is in ‘control mode’. This neon does not indicate if the
heat is on, if the room temperature is at the desired temperature then the
heat will be off but the control is still operating, the neon will remain on.
When the delayed start function is activated the neon will blink intermittently
to indicate the product is in delayed start mode. Once the delayed start
period has elapsed the neon will switch on to indicate the product is in
control mode.
Frost Protection Mode
The appliance has a frost protection mode. This setting is useful in areas
such as garages to assist in the prevention of frost damage. If the thermostat
is set to its minimum setting ‘5°C’, the heater will cycle ON and OFF to
maintain a temperature of approximately 5°C and help protect against frost
conditions. The frost protection symbol ‘ ’ will be displayed on the LCD
display when frost protection mode is activated.
Fig. 3
Runback Timer Mode
When the appliance is in Control mode and the ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ buttons are
simultaneously pressed for more than 2 seconds the appliance shall enter
a ‘Runback’ conguration menu.
The ‘Runback’ mode will allow the appliance to run, from now, for a pre-set
time. After this time has expired the appliance shall enter Standby mode and
the Runback timer shall clear to zero (no subsequent Runback). Keeping
the buttons pressed the display will indicate the number of hours the Run
Back time shall be enabled, from 1 through to 12. Fig. 6 below shows an
example of a two hour Runback. After 12 the timer shall roll over to 1 and
then increment through to 12 again. The time shall increment for every 2
seconds that the buttons are simultaneously pressed. When one or both
buttons are released it shall be assumed that the Run Back time has been
selected. Both buttons must be released before any other button operations
are allowed. The Run Back function shall not be maintained if mains power
is removed and reapplied.
The Runback function shall use the maximum power as dened using the
‘ ’ button sequence and the Set Point active prior to entering Run Back
mode. The temperature Set Point may be changed by pressing the ‘ ’ or
‘’ buttons while in Run Back Mode. The display shall ash On and Off
every 5 seconds showing the hours remaining in Runback mode, until the
Runback time has expired, then the display shall be turned off (appliance
enters Standby Mode). Please note only hours will be displayed not part
of hours i.e. minutes
Delayed Start Mode
When the appliance is in Control mode and the ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ buttons are
simultaneously pressed for more than 2 seconds the appliance shall enter
a ‘Delayed Start’ conguration menu.
The ‘Delayed Start’ mode will allow the appliance to turn ON after a pre-set
time. After this time has expired the appliance will turn ON and control about
the set point. The appliance shall stay ON until the mains power is toggled
or the ‘ ’ button is pressed to place the unit in Standby.
Keeping the buttons pressed the display will indicate the number of hours
the Start Timer shall delay the appliance entering operation, from 1 through
to 12. After 12 the timer shall roll over to 1 and then increment through to
12 again. The time shall increment for every 2 seconds that the buttons are
simultaneously pressed. When one or both buttons are released it shall be
assumed that the Delayed Start time has been selected. Both buttons must
be released before any other button operations are allowed.
To indicate that the Delayed Start Timer function has been enabled the
Neon shall blink intermittently once every 10 seconds.
The Delayed Start time shall be cleared to zero when the ‘ ’ button is
pressed, the Delayed Start timer expires or if mains power is removed.
The LCD display will display the Hours remaining in Delayed Start mode
(No Backlight) and displays hours only increments (not minutes). Once the
delayed start time has expired the appliance enters control mode, and the
display will now show the Set Point.
The Delayed Start function shall not be maintained if mains power is
removed and reapplied. The Delayed Start function shall use the maximum
power as dened using the ‘ ’ button sequence and the Set Point active
prior to entering Delayed Start mode.
Time period
(Hours)
Power Select Mode
It is possible to alter the power output of the appliance. Doing this limits
the power output of the appliance, there are two alternative power modes
available, mid heat (1200W) and low heat (800W). To change the power
mode setting it is necessary to do the following:
1. The product must be rst switched off and then switched on, this can
be done by plugging in the appliance - see or by switching it Fig. 5
on at an isolator switch. At the same time press and hold the ‘ ’ key
for at least 2 seconds after main power is applied.
2. After power up ‘2’ will appear on the LCD display and the standby key
can be released. ‘2’ indicates that the appliance is in mid heat mode.
3. In order to select low level heat setting press the ‘ ’ key within 5
seconds. The Display on the LCD should change to ‘1’.
4. Once the desired heat setting is reached do not press any other
keys. After a short period the LCD will switch off and the appliance
will revert to standby mode.
Fig. 4
5. Pressing the ‘ ’ button again will turn on the display and the
appliance will be in control mode. The display will toggle between the
set temperature and the power mode setting, for example between
25°C and ‘2’
6. In order to revert to the default Eco mode, simply switch off the power
at the wall or unplug the appliance. On the next operation (when
plugged in) it will automatically revert to Eco mode.
Safety – Overheat Protection
For your safety, this appliance is tted with a thermal cut-out. In the event
that the product overheats, the cut-out switches the heater off automatically.
To bring the heater back into operation, remove the cause of the overheating,
then unplug or turn off the electrical supply to the heater for a few minutes.
When the heater has cooled sufciently, re-connect and switch on the
heater.
Important Notes
Although this heater is manufactured to comply with the relevant safety
standards, certain types of carpets could become discoloured by the
temperatures under a portable heater. If you are concerned about this,
we recommend that you contact the carpet manufacturer for guidance.
Alternatively, either stand the heater on a suitable base to shield the carpet
– call our Helpline for further advice.
You may notice some parts of the element appearing to be hotter from time
to time because of the variable airow through the heater. This does not
cause a safety hazard.
The heat outlet grille may become discoloured with use – this is caused by
airborne pollution and is not a fault.
Fig. 5

Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke: Dimplex
Kategori: Inte kategoriserad
Modell: 402E

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