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Quick Start Guide
CXL Combined Storage and Convector Heater QS003
This guide is for quick reference only. Refer to CXL/CXLN installation and operating instructions for further information
CXL storage heater Control positions
Dimplex UK Ltd, Millbrook House, Hedge End, Southampton, SO30 2DF. For further assistance please contact Dimplex customer services on 0845 600 5111. Web-site: www.dimplex.co.uk
Heater controls
Convector boost heat setting
Thermostat control to select your chosen
comfort level.
Convector boost on/off switch
Switch it on if top up heat is required.
Neon light shows when boost is selected.
Convector on/off switch
Leave on
Input control — controls the temperature of the heater
Adjust control for the first few days until your ideal room
temperature is found. The higher the setting, the warmer your
heater will get.*
Boost control — controls the amount of heat
given later in the day
Normally leave boost setting at minimum. Turn up
if more heat is required later in the day. Leaving
the control on a higher setting will provide
automatic boost each day.
Storage on/off switch
Leave on for heating season
WARNING: Walls, curtains and furniture should be at least 75mm away from the top and sides of the heater. Furniture and other
obstructions should be at least 150mm from the front of the heater. DO NOT COVER or obstruct the air inlet or outlet grilles.
PLEASE REFER TO THE OPERATING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR FURTHER SAFETY ADVICE.
* NOTE: Changes to the input control setting will not come in to affect until the next period of off peak (cheap rate) electricity is available.
If you are unsure when your off peak supply is available, contact your electricity provider.