Dimplex LVA232 Operating instructions

08/35168/3 Issue 3

Model: LVA231

Model: LVA232

UK DE FR ES IT RUNL

The product complies with the European Safety Standards EN60335-2-30 and the European Standard Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

EN55014, EN60555-2 and EN60555-3 These cover the essential requirements of EEC Directives 2006/95/EC and 2004/108/EC

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Living Art Range

Model(s): LVA231 & LVA232

IMPORTANT: THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE READ CAREFULLY AND RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

Important Safety Advice

When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should

be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury

to persons, including the following:

If the appliance is damaged, check immediately with the

supplier before installation and operation.

Do not use this appliance in the immediate surroundings of a

bath, shower or swimming pool.

Do not use outdoors.

WARNING: With the heat ‘On’ (indicated by red LED - see ‘y’

in detail A in Fig. 1) areas to the left and right of the glass

screen will become hot. However momentary contact with any

part of it should not cause injury.

WARNING: DO NOT OBSTRUCT AIR VENTS AT THE TOP AND

BOTTOM OF THE APPLIANCE AS CONSEQUENT

OVERHEATING CAN CAUSE DAMAGE

In the event of a fault switch off the appliance.

Switch off the appliance when not required for long periods.

This appliance is not intended for use by children or other

persons without assistance or supervision if their physical,

sensory or mental capabilities prevent them from using it

safely. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do

not play with the appliance.

If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the

manufacturer or service agent or similarly qualified person

in order to avoid a hazard.

Electrical

WARNING – THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED

This appliance must be used on an AC ~ supply only and the voltage

marked on the appliance must correspond to the supply voltage.

Do not switch the appliance on until properly installed. Please read

all the safety warnings and operating instructions.

General

Unpack the appliance carefully and retain the packaging for possible

future use, in the event of moving or returning the appliance to your

supplier.

Contents of Carton

• Living Art Range Model

• Wall fixing plate (attached to chassis for transit)

• Fixing screws and wall plugs

• Remote control and batteries (AAA type)

• Cable and plug

The appliance can be operated remotely or manually - see ‘Operation’.

General features of the remote control are:

• Selection of 8 different scenes.

• Sound effects relevant to your selected scene may be

activated and the volume increased or decreased.

• Switch off to Standby indicated by red LED on left - see ‘x’ in

detail A in Fig. 1.

• Heat On/Off red LED on right indicates heat ‘On’ - see ‘y’ in

detail A in Fig. 1.

Installation

Do not connect appliance until properly fixed to the wall and the

Instruction leaflet is read fully.

For installation of the appliance, care must be taken not to damage

any cables that may be concealed in the wall.

Please be careful while drilling the holes.

These models are designed to be permanently wall mounted - see

Fig. 1 for recommended fixing dimensions from floor to underside of

the appliance for optimum viewing of the display screen. The outline

of the chassis and the position of the electrical socket are shown as

dotted outlines in Fig. 1. Any dimensions indicated

‘*’

are recommended

dimensions.

The wall plate is secured to the chassis with 2 screws (see detail view

‘X’ in Fig. 4). To wall mount the appliance first remove the wall plate

from the chassis by removing the two screws and rotating the corner

hinges away from the chassis.

Note : Retain the two screws for future use.

Fix the wall plate to the wall using the wall plugs and screws provided.

(Note: Ensure that the wall is suitable for the screws & plugs provided).

Use the wall plate as a template to mark the hole positions for drilling

- see Fig. 2. Drill and fix the wall plate in position with one screw

initially to check the plate is level before marking and drilling the

remaining holes - see ‘1’ in Fig. 3. Ensure the wall plate is fitted the

correct way up i.e. the side hooks are pointed upwards - see Fig. 3.

The appliance can then be fitted to the wall plate by aligning the slots

on the chassis with the side hooks on the wall plate. This is best

achieved by positioning the appliance vertically above the plate (see ‘2’

in Fig. 3) and locating on the side hooks and sliding the chassis

downwards (see ‘3’ in Fig. 3).

The corner hinges on the wall plate may be used to secure the

appliance against inadvertent dislodgement. Simply rotate the hinges

upwards (see Fig. 2 and detail view in Fig. 3) to a position above the

chassis. They can then be screw fixed using the screws removed earlier

(see detail view ‘X’ in Fig. 4 of corner hinge rotated up and screw fixed

in position).

NOTE: The appliance should be ‘HARD’ wired to a fused switched

spur located behind the glass screen so as to be hidden from view -

see ‘a‘ in Fig. 1. The cable should be shortened as necessary in order

to remain concealed behind the glass display screen.

Please consult a qualified electrician for appropriate wiring requirements.

Operation

Plug in the connector from the electrical hard wiring outlet to the

appliance (see ‘2’ in detail B Fig. 1).

The illuminated power ‘On’ switch (see ‘3’ in detail B Fig. 1) must first

be switched ‘On’ to operate the appliance either manually or by remote

control.

The ‘Coal’ scene will automatically come on when the power ‘On’ switch

is switched on.

Switch the heat ‘On’ if required (see ‘4’ in detail B Fig. 1). Heat ‘On’

will be indicated by a red LED (see ‘Y’ in detail ‘A’ Fig. 1).

Note: The temperature of the glass will rise steadily up to a maximum

of approximately 60 degrees C when the heat is turned ‘on’.

The Memory Card (see ‘y’ in Fig. 6) as fitted is held in position by a

hinged cover (see ‘x’ in Fig. 6) which is screwed in place to provide

protection against damage in handling and for added security - see C

in Fig. 6.

If required the card can be removed by unscrewing and hinging back

the cover - see A in Fig. 6, and simply pressing down on the button

(see ‘z’ in Fig. 6) beside the card to eject it.

In replacing the card it should drop down into position before pressing

home – see B in Fig. 6 (force should not be used in fitting the card as

damage can result). Ensure the logo on the card is facing down when

inserting it, as shown in A in Fig. 6.

Important: Always switch off the appliance before removing the

card.

Failure to do so will result in a picture freeze. To restart, the appliance

must first be turned off at the illuminated power ‘On’ switch - see ‘3’ in

detail B in Fig. 1 and the card pressed into position, and then the

illuminated power ‘On’ switch turned on again.

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Manual Control Operation

The manual controls are located on top of the appliance behind the

glass screen (see detail view ‘Y’ in Fig. 4).

For description of manual button settings see below:

Standby Switch ‘On’ / ‘Off’

Audio volume ‘Down’

Audio volume ‘Up’

Scene selection ‘Up’

Scene selection ‘Down’

The manual Heat On/Off switch is located at the lower right side of the

appliance on Model LVA231 and at the lower left hand side of Model

LVA232 (see ‘4’ in detail B in Fig. 1).

Remote Control Operation

The remote control may be operated once the appliance is switched

‘ON’. Select any one of eight scenes on your remote control - see

Fig. 7.

Each scene has it’s own particular sound effect which may be activated

and adjusted by pressing the audio volume control buttons ( and )

to the level required, while aiming the remote control at the IR sensors

(see ‘a’ and ‘b’ in detail A in Fig. 1).

See below for button settings on remote control for various scene

selections:

‘Coal’ Fire scene

‘Log’ Fire scene

‘Embers’ Fire scene

‘Spring’ scene

‘Summer’ scene

‘Autumn’ scene

‘Winter’ scene

‘Aquarium’ scene

The heat may be switched On by pressing button Heat ‘On’ is

indicated by red LED (see ‘y’ in detail A in Fig. 1).

The heat may be turned Off by pressing button.

The appliance may be switched into Standby mode by pressing the

Standby On/Off button (see ‘x’ in detail A in Fig. 1). Switching the

appliance back On using the Standby button will return to the scene

that was on the screen before turning it off. Alternatively any scene

selected may be switched on.

Note: When the appliance is switched into Standby mode the heat will

automatically be turned off, and if required when the appliance is

switched On again it must be independently switched on remotely or

manually as outlined in ‘Operation’.

Note: The user may notice a slight frame freeze lasting less than

0.5 seconds after a scene has run for approximately 5 minutes.

This is normal and should not be a cause for concern.

The user has an option of turning heat On in Standby mode without

having a scene selected.

Remote Control Assembly

Note: The remote control is packed separately in the carton.

1. Slide open the battery cover on the back of the remote

transmitter.

2. Install the AAA batteries into the remote control (see Fig. 5).

3. Replace battery cover.

Discard Leaking Batteries

Dispose of batteries in the proper manner according to Provincial and

local regulations. Any battery may leak electrolyte if mixed with a

different battery type, if inserted incorrectly, if all the batteries are not

replaced at the same time, if disposed of in a fire or if an attempt is

made to charge a battery not intended to be recharged.

Cleaning

WARNING – ALWAYS DISCONNECT FROM THE POWER SUPPLY

BEFORE CLEANING THE APPLIANCE.

For general cleaning use a soft clean duster – never use abrasive

cleaners. The glass viewing screen should be cleaned carefully with a

soft cloth. DO NOT use proprietary glass cleaners.

Recycling

For electrical products sold within the European Community.

At the end of the electrical product’s useful life it should

not be disposed of with household waste. Please recycle

where facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or

retailer for recycling advice in your country.

After Sales Service

Should you require after sales service or should you need to purchase

any spares, please contact the retailer from whom the appliance was

purchased or contact the service number relevant to your country on

the warranty card.

Please do not return a faulty product to us in the first instance as this

may result in loss or damage and delay in providing you with a

satisfactory service.

Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase.

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7. Contact Number & Address

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BG

1. Гаранционна карта

2. Гаранционен период (в

години)

3. Модел(и)

4. Дата на покупка

5. Печат и подпис на

търговеца

6. Неизправност/Дефект

7. Адрес и телефон за

контакт

RU

1. Гарантийная карта

2. Срок действия гарантии(в

годах)

3. Модель (модели)

4. Дата покупки

5. Штамп и подпись

озничного продавца

6. Неисправность/дефект

7. Номер контактного

телефона и адрес

KZ

SK

1. Zárucný list

2. Zárucné obdobie (v rokoch)

3. Model(y)

4. Dátum kúpy

5. Pecat & Podpis obchodníka

6. Porucha/závada

7. Kontaktujte císlo & adresu

LT

1. Garantijos kortele

2. Garantijos laikotarpis (metais)

3. Modelis (modeliai)

4. Pirkimo data

5. Prekybininko antspaudas ir

parašas

6. Gedimas / defektas

7. Numeris ir adresas kontaktams

EE

1. Garantiikaart

2. Garantiiaeg (aastates)

3. Mudel(id)

4. Ostukuupäev

5. Kaupluse tempel & allkiri

6. Viga/defekt

7. Kontaktnumber & aadress

HU

1. Garancialevél

2. Garancia idotartama (években)

3. Modell(ek)

4. Vásárlás idopontja

5. Eladó bélyegzoje és aláírása

6. Hiba/Hiány megnevezése

7. Értesítési telefonszám és cím

HR

1. Jamstvena kartica

2. Jamstveni period (u godinama)

3. Model(i)

4. Datum kupnje

5. Pecat i potpis dobavljaca

6. Kvar/defekt

7. Broj i adresa za kontakt

FI

1. Takuukortti

2. Takuuaika (vuosina)

3. Malli(t)

4. Ostopäivämäärä

5. Myyntiliikkeen leima ja

allekirjoitus

6. Vika/vaurio

7. Yhteysnumero ja osoite

PL

1. Karta gwarancyjna

2. Okres gwarancji (w latach)

3. Model(e)

4. Data zakupu

5. Pieczec i podpis sprzedawcy

6. Usterka

7. Telefon i adres kontaktowy

CZ

1. Záruční list

2. Záruční doba (roky)

3. Model(y)

4. Datum zakoupení

5. Razítko a podpis prodejce

6. Porucha/chyba

7. Kontaktní číslo a adresa

LV

1. Garantijas talons

2. Garantijas periods (gadi)

3. Modelis(li)

4. Legades datums

5. Mazumtirgotaja zimogs un

paraksts

6. Bojajums/defekts

7. Kontakttalrunis un adrese

SI

1. Garancijski list

2. Obdobje veljavnosti

garancije (v letih)

3. Model(i)

4. Datum nakupa

5. Žig in podpis prodajalca

6. Pomanjkljivost/okvara

7. Kontaktna številka in naslov

PT

1. Cartão de Garantia

2. Período de Garantia (em anos)

3. Modelo(s)

4. Data de Compra

5. Carimbo e Assinatura do

retalhista

6. Falha/Defeito

7. Número de Contacto e Morada

NL

1. Garantiebewijs

2. Garantieperiode (in jaren)

3. Model(len)

4. Aankoopdatum

5. Stempel & Ondertekening

detaillist

6. Fout/Defect

7. Telefoonnummer & Adres

DK

1. Garantikort

2. Garantiperiode (i år)

3. Model(ler)

4. Købsdato

5. Detailhandlers stempel &

underskrift

6. Fejl/defekt

7. Kontaktnummer & -adresse

SE

1. Garantikort

2. Garantitid (i år)

3. Modell(er)

4. Inköpsdag

5. Återförsäljarens stämpel och

underskrift

6. Fel

7. Telefonnummer och adress för

kontakt

NO

1. Garantikort

2. Garantiperiode (i år)

3. Modell(er)

4. Kjøpsdato

5. Selgers stempel og signatur

6. Feil/defekt

7. Kontaktnummer og adresse

UK

1. Warranty Card

2. Guarantee Period (in Years)

3. Model(s)

4. Date of Purchase

5. Stamp & Signature of retailer

6. Fault/Defect

7. Contact Number & Address

DE

1. Garantiekarte

2. Garantiezeitraum (in Jahre)

3. Modell(e)

4. Kaufdatum

5. Stempel & Unterschrift des

Einzelhändlers

6. Fehler/Defekt

7. Kontakt-Tel.-Nr. & - Anschrift

FR

1. Bon de garantie

2. Période de garantie (en années)

3. Modèle(s)

4. Date d’achat

5. Cachet et signature du vendeur

6. Anomalie/Défaut

7. Nom et adresse du contact

IT

1. Scheda di garanzia

2. Periodo di garanzia (in anni)

3. Modello(i)

4. Data di acquisto

5. Timbro e firma del rivenditore

6. Guasto/difetto

7. Indirizzo e numero di contatto

ES

1. Tarjeta de garantía

2. Período de garantía (en años)

3. Modelo(s)

4. Fecha de adquisición

5. Sello y firma del distribuidor

6. Avería/Defecto

7. Número y dirección de contacto

2. Guarantee

Period (in Years)

3. Model(s) 4. Date of Purchase1. Warranty Card

5. Stamp & Signature of retailer

AT

Firma Schurz

Merangasse 17

A-8010 Graz

+43 (316) 32 30 41

Fax: +43 (316) 38 29 63

UK

www.dimplex.co.uk

0845 600 5111

Fax. 01489 773053

[email protected]

ES

Glen Dimplex España S.L.

C/ Bailén, 20, 4º,2ª

e-08010 BARCELONA

(+34) 93.238.61.59

Fax. (+34) 932384375

IT

Glen-Dimplex Italia S.r.l.

via delle Rose 7,

24040 lallio (BG)

035-201042

Fax. 035-200492

[email protected]

NL

Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V. – Netherlands

Antennestraat 84

1322 AS Almere, Nederland

E-mail: [email protected]

www.glendimplex.nl

BE

Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V. – Belgium

Gentsestraat 60

B- 9300 Aalst, België/ Belgique

E-mail: [email protected]

www.glendimplex.be

FR

Glen Dimplex France

ZI Petite Montagne Sud

12 rue des Cévennes

91017 EVRY - LISSES

www.glendimplex-france.fr

DE

Glen Dimplex Deutschland Gmbh

ewt-Kundendienst

+49 (911) 1805 / 398 346

Fax. +49 (911) 1805 / 355 467

(14Ct./Min aus dem dt. Festnetz)

Mobilfunkpreise koennen abweichen

[email protected]

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