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08/51618/2 Issue 2
OFRC10ECCb, OFRC10CCTFN(B)(W), OFRC15ECCb,
OFRC15CCTFN(B)(W), OFRC20ECCb, OFRC20CCTFN(B)(W),
OFRC24ECCb & OFRC24CCTFN(B)(W)
AUS/NZ
OFRC15CCTFN
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A
B
C
2
3
4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
M
Cable Wrap
Turbo Fan
(OFRCxxCCTFN models only)
Turbo Switch
Remote Control
LCD Display
Remote Sensor
5 Fin
7/9/11 Fin
B
A
B
A
OFRC15ECCb,OFRC20ECCb
& OFRC24ECCb
OFRC10ECCb
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Model
Description
Watts
OFRC10ECCb
5 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
1000
OFRC10CCTFN(B)(W)
5 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
1000
OFRC15ECCb
7 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
1500
OFRC15CCTFN(B)(W)
7 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
1500
OFRC20ECCb
9 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
2000
OFRC20CCTFN(B)(W)
9 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
2000
OFRC24ECCb
11 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
2400
OFRC24CCTFN(B)(W)
11 Fin, Electronic control, 3 Heat Settings
2400
Important Safety Advice
IMPORTANT: If the appliance is damaged,
check immediately with the supplier before
installation and operation.
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.
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.
This heater carries the warning symbol
indicating that it must not be covered.
DO NOT use the heater in the immediate
surroundings of a bath, a shower or a swimming
pool.
WARNING: This heater must not be used in
a bathroom.
DO NOT place the heater directly below a xed
socket outlet.
CAUTION: Avoid use of an extension cord
because the extension cord may overheat and
cause risk of re.
WARNING: In order to avoid overheating, do
not cover the heater.
We recommend that you open a window to
ventilate the room when using the heater for
the rst time.
Unplug the heater when not required for long
periods.
IMPORTANT: If the mains lead of this appliance
is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly
qualied person in order to avoid a hazard.
DO NOT use the heater where gas, petrol, paint
or other inammable goods are used or stored.
General
The radiator is designed for operation on an AC electricity supply, and is
suitable for use in domestic dwellings and similar indoor locations. The radiator
is tted with castors and a handle for ease of movement. The electronic
control provides a choice of heat settings and enables the room temperature
to be controlled accordingly. It is supplied with a cord and plug ready for use.
The supply cord should be uncoiled before use (see ‘Storage’).
DO NOT pull the radiator along by the mains lead.
Important - The radiator must only be operated with the wheels and castors
tted and in the upright position as shown in Fig. 1.
Warning – The heater complies with stringent safety standards but to ensure
efcient operation SURFACES OF THE HEATER WILL BECOME HOT
AND CONTACT WITH THESE AREAS SHOULD BE AVOIDED, particularly
between the ns on the top and sides.
The control panel area is designed to be at a far lower temperature to allow
the safe operation of the controls at any time.
WARNING – THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED
Fitting the castors
Remove the carton containing the castor assemblies from the packing.
Fit the castors to the stub axles by applying hand pressure until each castor
clicks into position (Fig. 3). Note that the castors are designed to be a tight
t on the axles but will rotate in use.
The castors can only be tted between the outer ns as shown in Fig. 2.
Turn the radiator upside down on a carpet or other soft surface to avoid
damage
WARNING : THE RADIATOR IS HEAVY – ENSURE THAT IT IS SUPPORTED
TO PREVENT IT FROM TOPPLING. Ask a second person to help with this
if necessary. Position castor bracket (Fig. 3) onto the threaded pins on the
control panel. Place the winged nut ‘C’ on the thread and tighten it securely.
Repeat the process for castor bracket ‘B’ onto the last n.
Note: The 5 n column radiator models - OFRC10ECCb uses curved castor
brackets and must be tted as shown in Fig. 2.
Lift the radiator clear of the oor, then turn it back upright and stand it on its
castors as shown in Fig. 1. It is now ready for use.
Positioning the Heater
Select the position for the radiator ensuring there is clearance from any
furniture and ttings of at least 300mm above the heater and 150mm each
side. The radiator should only be operated on a at stable surface.
Tilt switch protection
The heater is tted with a tilt switch to ensure the product is only operated in
the recommended upright position. If the heater is knocked over or tilted to
the side power to the heater will automatically be cut.
Operation
IMPORTANT – Objects or clothing must not be placed on this heater. Before
using the heater ensure that all warnings and instructions have been read
carefully.
THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE READ CAREFULLY AND RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Dimplex Dry Column Radiators
Models : OFRC10ECCb, OFRC10CCTFN(B)(W), OFRC15ECCb, OFRC15CCTFN(B)(W), OFRC20ECCb, OFRC20CCTFN(B)(W),
OFRC24ECCb & OFRC10CCTFN(B)(W)
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Controls
Electronic Climate Control
Operation
The electronic control allows MANUAL and AUTO operation.
In MANUAL ON mode there are three heat settings:
Eco (Fig.5), Mid (Fig.6) and Full Heat (Fig.7)
In AUTO mode the heater comes on as per the programmed timer settings
(see Setting programs). At any point if the heater is active i.e. heat is being
produced, the ‘ ’ neon is lit (Fig. 1).
Initial Operation
When the heater is connected to the mains the ‘Power’ neon will be lit and
the display is blank. Press the ‘ ’ button and the display goes to full heat
set to 35oC (Fig. 7).
Note: All display characters are displayed in Fig. 12.
Standby Mode
With the heater ON if the ‘ ’ button is pressed, the heater will go into standby
mode, heater switches off, the display goes blank and only the power on
neon ‘ ’ remains lit. On pressing the ‘ ’ button again the heater will come
on in the mode and with the settings it had prior to going into standby mode.
Setting Time
To set the time press and hold ‘P’ for two seconds and the ‘ ’ appears with
the digits ashing (Fig. 8).
1. Press the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ to set the hour and press ENTER.
2. Press the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ to set the minutes.
3. Press ENTER. The display will return to the state prior to entering
set time.
N.B. If no keys are pressed after 4 minutes the display will revert to the state
prior to entering set time.
Manual Operation
Pressing ‘ ’ from the default HIGH screen (Fig. 7) brings the heater into
AUTO mode - see ‘Setting the Timer Programs’. Press again to put the heater
into OFF mode, Fig. 4. Press again for Economy setting ( appears on
LCD display, Fig. 5). Press again for Mid heat setting ( appears on LCD
display, Fig. 6). Press again brings the user full circle to FULL heat mode (
appears on LCD display, Fig. 7).
Setting the Desired Temperature
The desired temperature can be set using the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ keys. The
temperature can be set from 5oC to 35oC and this will be shown on the display.
When the temperature is reached the heater will automatically switch OFF. If
the ambient temperature drops the heater will come on again automatically.
Note the electronic climate control device conserves energy and assists
with temperature regulation e.g. if the heater is set to HIGH heat and the
temperature is set to 28oC, at 27oC the heater will switch to a lower heat
setting. Then at 28oC the heater will switch off completely.
Setting the Timer Programs
Two program settings are possible, P1 and P2. Only HIGH heat is possible
for program settings. Press ‘ ’, P1 AUTO ON and a time will ash - see Fig.
9. The rst P1 ON time can now be set:
1. Use the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ buttons to set the hours and press enter.
2. Use the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ buttons to set the minutes.
3. Press ‘ ’.
Now P1 AUTO off is displayed, P1 OFF time can now be set:
4. Use the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ button to set the off time as shown above.
At this point either :
(a) press ‘ ’ to exit the Program mode and return to AUTO mode. The
heater is now in AUTO mode. The heater will switch ON and OFF
depending on programme P1 previously entered.
OR
(b) press ENTER to set the ON and OFF times for program 2, as in
steps 1 to 3 above.
At this point press ENTER or PROG to exit the Programme mode. The heater
is now in AUTO mode. The heater will switch ON and OFF depending on
programme P1 & P2 previously entered. If after programming and returning
to the AUTO mode display, P1 or P2 is active, the display will show PROG
1 AUTO ON or PROG 2 AUTO ON depending on which is active - see Fig.
10. An OFF time cannot be entered which is less than the corresponding ON
time. When setting the timer programs if no keys are pressed, the display will
(after 4 minutes) revert to the previous display i.e. display prior to entering
Program mode.
Run Programs
If MODE is pressed until AUTO appears on the screen (either AUTO-ON or
AUTO-OFF), the heater will run both P1 and P2 program as they are set.
NOTE: The heater cannot be programmed to run P1 only or P2 only.
To cancel P1, set P1 OFF time to be same as P1 ON time. To cancel P2 set
P2 OFF time to be same as P2 ON time.
Review Program settings
To review the program settings the heater must be in AUTO mode. Press
ENTER and the times for PROG 1 ON, PROG 1 OFF, PROG 2 ON and
PROG 2 OFF will be displayed consecutively for 2 seconds. The display
will automatically return to the state it was in before ENTER was pressed.
FROST Protection Mode
With the heater in any mode, OFF, MANUAL ON or AUTO, if the displayed
set temperature is reduced to 5oC the heater will go into FROST Protection
mode - see Fig. 11. In this mode only, if the ambient temperature drops
below 5oC, will the heater come on. This is to prevent freezing. In FROST
Protection mode the heater comes on in the high heat mode only. Pressing
the ‘ ’ button is the only way to bring the heater out of this special mode.
Remote Control Operation - Fig. 2
The batteries for the remote control are not installed in the remote but are
packed separately in the carton. To install batteries please follow diagrams
behind battery cover on the remote control.
The remote allows the set temperature to be adjusted, the mode to be selected
or can be used to put the heater in FROST Protection mode.
Full Heat output can only be achieved when using the remote control i.e.
both Left hand and Right hand panels are on.
Press the ‘ ’ button on the Remote Control to go from OFF, Man On High
and back to OFF again. Press the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ buttons on the remote to set
desired temperature between 5oC and 35oC. Press the ‘ ’ button to put the
heater into FROST Protection mode. Pressing the ‘ ’ button (on the Remote
Control) is the only way (using the Remote Control) to bring the heater out
of this mode i.e. pressing the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ buttons on the remote will have no
effect on the heater.
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 re or if an attempt is made to charge a battery not
intended to be recharged.
Turbo fan(OFRCxxCCTFN models only)
The turbo fan is used to boost the heat output and also the airow around
the room. This circulates the heat and results in a reduced heat up time and
a more even heat distribution. The turbo fan is controlled by the switch on
the front of the product, Fig. 1.
The turbo can be turned on independently of the heat.
Storage
If the radiator is not required for long periods, for example during the summer,
it should be stored in a dry place and preferably covered to prevent the
accumulation of dirt and dust. The supply cord should be neatly coiled around
the cable wrap (see Fig. 1) ensuring that the plug does not trail on the oor.
IMPORTANT
The heater must be kept plugged in at the mains to retain the time and the
programmed settings. If unplugged from the mains, resetting the time and
the programmed settings will be necessary.
Cleaning
WARNING - ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE
CLEANING THE HEATER.
Do not use detergents, abrasive cleaning powder or polish of any kind on
the body of the heater.
Allow the heater to cool, then wipe with a dry cloth to remove dust
and a damp cloth (not wet) to clean off stains. Be careful not to allow
moisture in to the heater.
After Sales Service
Please see the separate Warranty leaet for details of your Warantee &
after sales service including contact details. Should you require after sales
service, please get in touch with the supplier through whom you purchased
the appliance, or the contact number on your warranty leaet.
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