Heat Design ICONIC 30 User manual

By
Heat Design
Models: 30 / 40 / 50 / 50 V / 64 / 64 V / 80
Please read the instructions carefully before installation and keep for
future reference.
Please Note:
This product is for a well-insulated dwelling.

Table of Contents
1 Important Electrical safety
2 Technical Specifications / Appliance Dimensions
3 Components
4 Operating Instructions
5 Maintenance
6 Warranty

1
Important Electrical safety
Read all instructions fully before using this electric fire.
This electric fire is for INDOOR USE ONLY.
If installing the appliance into an existing Chimney the chimney MUST be blocked off /
capped.
Do not locate the fire below or in front of a fixed socket outlet.
Warning DO NOT COVER the fan heater air inlet / outlet as it could cause possible fire.
Note the warning symbol on the fire.
Do not use the fire near a bath / shower / swimming pool.
Do not use the fire in areas where gasoline / paints / flammable liquids are stored, as they
may catch fire.
This appliance must be securely fixed / recessed to an internal wall in the property. Keep
all furniture / curtains etc as least 1 meter away from the fire.
The fire must be earthed.
After the fire’s installation the plug must be accessible.
Always disconnect the power supply before any cleaning / maintenance of the appliance.
Ensure the appliance is cool before proceeding.
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified electrician or
manufacturer service technician.
Do not run the power cord under a carpet / rug etc. Always ensure it is routed securely and
it is not a trip hazard. Ensure the power cord is kept away from hot surfaces and areas.
Young children under 8 years old must always be supervised and must not play with the
fire. The appliance is not a toy. Do not throw anything at the glass or strike the glass of the
appliance.
The appliance must not be used by young children or the infirm, ensure a fire guard is
fitted to protect from burns as the fire can get very hot.
The appliance must not be used through an external switching device such as a timer or
connected to a circuit that is regularly on and off by a utility.

Do not use the appliance to dry clothes.
Do not use the appliance in small areas where there are persons are incapable of leaving
the area on their own, unless there is constant supervision.
This appliance is supplied with a 3 pin moulded plug that is for use of 120V AC 60 Hz.
Do NOT operate the appliance if it is damaged.
2 Technical Specifications
Heat Output per model
Models
30
40
50
50V
64
64V
80
Maximum heat output
1500W
1500 W
1500W
1500W
1500W
1500W
1500W
Minimum heat output
750W
750 W
750W
750W
750W
750W
750W
Voltage supply 120 / 240V 50/60Hz
Power usage for LED lighting / per model
Models
30
40
50
50 V
64
64 V
80
Flame LED output
9.6 W
12 W
13W
13W
15W
15 W
18W
Fuel Bed LED output
10 W
12 W
15W
8W
18W
9 W
20W
Down lighting LED output
3 W
4 W
5W
5W
6.6W
6.6 W
8W
Front LED pulsing lights output
1.5 W
1.5 W
1.5W
1.5W
2.0W
2.0 W
2.0W
Mood LED lighting output
9.6 W
9.6 W
9.6 W
9.6 W
9.6W
9.6 W
9.6W

Appliance Dimensions
Modèle
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Iconic 30
29 ½”
30 ¾”
23 3/8”
31 5/8”
7 3/8”
11 7/8”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Iconic 40
39 3/8”
40 5/8”
15 13/16”
24 1/16”
7 3/8”
11 7/8”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Iconic 50
49 ¼”
50 ½”
15 13/16”
24 1/16”
7 3/8”
11 7/8”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Iconic 50V
49 ¼”
50 ½”
15 13/16”
24 1/16”
3 3/4”
8 ¼”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Iconic 64
63
64 ¼”
15 13/16”
24 1/16”
7 3/8”
11 7/8”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Iconic 64V
63
64 ¼”
15 13/16”
24 1/16”
3 3/4”
8 ¼”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Iconic 80
78 ¾”
80
15 13/16”
24 1/16”
7 3/8”
11 7/8”
9/16”
3 7/8”
Appliance Frame Dimensions

3
Components
Before unpacking the fire inspect the carton for any damage, either caused by transport /
water etc. If in doubt contact your local retailer, and do not use the appliance.
IMPORTANT
Keep any plastic packaging and small parts away from young children as they will
pose a danger.
Carton Contents:
Fire Chassis (fully assembled) quantity 1
Instruction manual quantity 1
Remote Control and battery quantity 1
Wall mounting bracket quantity 1
Lower mounting brackets quantity 2
Log set (18 pieces per set for 2000 / 80”) quantity 1
Log set (12 pieces per set for 1600 / 64”) quantity 1
Log set (11 pieces per set for 1250 / 50”) quantity 1
Log set (9 pieces per set for 1000 / 40”) quantity 1
Log set (5 pieces per set for 750 / 30”) quantity 1
Base crystals (Boxed) quantity 1
Glass suction clamp quantity 1

4
Operating Instructions
Pairing the remote to the appliance
To pair the remote to the appliance, first turn on the main switch to put the fire in the
standby mode. Press and hold the 2 buttons indicated for 5 seconds, then release and press
the button on the remote to complete the pairing process. To ensure the pairing process
has been successful simply press the button on the remote to turn the appliance on and
off. If the appliance does not turn on / off repeat the process.
Manual Operation
Main Power Switch
Push the main power switch to I, the main power indicator light will illuminate.
Manual Switch
Pressing the manual switch button turns the fire on and off.
Heater Button
Press the heater button once and the heater will turn on to half heat (750w). Press the
heater button a second time and the heater increases to full heat (1500w). Press the heater
button a third time and the heater will turn itself off.
Flame Button
Pressing the flame button will change the flame colour. There are four settings. Each time
the button is pressed the flame colour and pattern will change colour.

Down Light Button
Pressing the down light button changes the colours. There are four different colour
settings. There are four different modes in the down lighter setting,
oPulse mode
oColour change mode pulsing (ideally for a showroom setting)
oColour change mode
oSolid state
To activate each mode simply press the down light button and hold for 3 seconds, and this
indicates the mode change.
Fuel Bed Button
Pressing the fuel bed button changes the colours. There are fourteen different colour
settings. There are fourteen different modes in the fuel bed setting,
oPulse mode
oColour change mode pulsing (ideally for a showroom setting)
oColour change mode
oSolid state
To activate each mode simply press the down light button and hold for 3 seconds, and this
indicates the mode change.

Remote Operation
Please Note
This is a thermostatic remote control. The remote control should always be in the same
room as the electric fire with the screen facing up. Please do not cover the temperature
sensor. Do not leave the remote control next to the fire or a warm area such as a window,
this will relay false information to the fire and prevent the fire from turning on and off the
heat.
If you need to control the electric fire manually, first increase the thermostat temperature
above the room temperature then turn off the remote control. This will stop the remote
control overriding the manual control operation. All the functions of the fire will operate
using the buttons on the front of the fire. Please note if the main power switch is turned off
and the fire is turned on manually again the heat function will not work, when this happens
repeat the above process.
The remote will turn to safe mode after 60 seconds of not being used, you must press
to unlock the remote before use.

1. Turning on/off the appliance
Turn the Rocker switch to turn on the appliance. Press to turn on or turn off
the electric fire. If the screen displays, please press to unlock the keypad.
2. Temperature setting
Press the and for setting temperature from. Press the SET button or stop using
the remote for 3 seconds and it will automatically save the desired temperature. E.g.,
By setting the temperature to 20℃, when room temperature is lower than 18℃ the
heater will automatically start. The program has been designed with± 2 ℃ tolerance.
3. Electric heating control
Press button to turn on or turn off the electric heater. When symbol
appears on the screen the heating is turned off, if symbol appears on the screen
the heater is turned on and half power (750 W), and when symbol
appears on the screen, the heater is turned on at full power (1500 W)
4. SET button.
Press SET to save any adjustment or stop operating the remote for 3 seconds and it will
automatically save the desired setting selected.
5. Flame effect
Press button and the icon will flash on the remote. The flame adjustment is now
active. Press the and to adjust the flame brightness. There are 5 settings, full to
no flame. Press and button to adjust the colours from number 1 to 4 and then
press or stop operating the remote for 3 seconds and it will automatically save the
desired setting selected.

6. Down light effect
Press button. The icon will flash on the remote. Press the and to adjust
the light brightness on the down light effect. There are 5 settings, full to no light. Press
and button to adjust the colours from number 1 to 7 and then press or
stop operating the remote for 3 seconds and it will automatically save the desired setting
selected.
7. Fuel bed effect
Press button. The icon will flash on the remote. Press the and to adjust
the light brightness. There are 5 settings, full to no light. Press and button to
adjust the colours from number 1 to 13 and then press or stop operating the remote
for 3 seconds and it will automatically save the desired setting selected.
8. Timer
Press button and hold for 5 seconds to set the time. From the home screen or from the
OFF screen to timer screen setting:
The timer settings can be set in the following sequence:
CLOCK / DAY TIMER SCHEDULE ①TIMER SCHEDULE ②
COUNT DOWN TIMER

(1).The first screen that appears is the CLOCK setting screen:
• Press the SET button, SET on the screen and the Hours will blink, Press UP or DOWN
button to scroll the hour settings.
• Press the SET button, the Minutes will blink, Press UP or DOWN button to scroll the
minute settings.
• Press the SET button, the DAYS will blink, Press UP or DOWN button to scroll the
DAY settings, from M (Monday) to S (Sunday).
• Press the SET button, SET icon is not on screen, save the setting and press the ON/OFF
button to drop out the clock setting

(2) The second screen that appears is the Weekly timer schedule ①
(3) The third screen that appears is the Weekly timer schedule ②
The setting procedure same as schedule ①.
(4) The fourth screen that appears is Countdown timer

Press the clock button when home screen, ①icon displayed on the screen, the
weekly schedule ①will be enabled, press again clock button, ②icon displayed on the
screen, the weekly schedule ②will be enabled. Press again clock button the icon
on displayed on the screen, the countdown timer is enabled. If no ①or ②and
displayed on the screen, the weekly timer schedule and countdown timer will be
disabled
If the countdown is enabled and the time setting is 30 minutes, 0:30 0:29 0:28 to 0:00
turning off the appliance.

(4) Check your weekly timer schedule setting.
Press the clock button and hold 5 seconds，press or to check weekly schedule
①or weekly schedule ②if the DAY letter in the box so that day timer is enable. Several
days can be selected together.
(5) Select the temperature setting range.
The factory setting temperature range is 5℃to 35℃，you can reset the temperature range
to your preference.

9Background Volume
Press button to adjust background volume. The three volume settings are
to to and mute
10 Resetting the Remote control
If the remote control does not operate correctly, please take out the batteries to
reset the remote to factory the setting. Open the back cover and remove the
batteries. Ensure the correct polarity when reinstalling the batteries.

5
Maintenance
Always isolate the power from the mains and ensure the fire has cooled down before
any cleaning or maintenance is undertaken.
Cleaning the appliance
Carefully clean the air inlet and heater area with a cloth or vacuum on a regular basis. It is
important that these areas are kept free from dust / pet hairs etc.
Do not use abrasive cleaners on the appliance.
Do not spray liquids directly onto the appliance.
When cleaning the glass spray glass cleaner onto a cloth and then clean glass, buff dry
with a lint free cloth.
NOTE: The glass in the appliance is tempered for safety, if the glass receives a hard
impact it will shatter, take extra care to ensure the corners of the glass do not hit a hard
surface.
If removing the glass from the appliance to clean it then certain precautions need to be
followed.
Wear safety gloves /glasses / ensure the glass is placed on a soft surface.
We recommend for the large 1600 (64”) and 2000 (80”) appliances that 2 people are
needed to remove the glass.
Do not rely on the glass suction cup supplied to carry the weight of the glass, these are
only for tilting the glass back so it can be removed.
Battery Replacement
Replace the battery when the battery indicator is empty on the remote. Ensure to replace
with the correct type of battery (1.5V AAA), Ensure the batteries are installed in the
correct orientation.

6
Warranty
Your Iconic electric fire comes with a two-year parts and labour warranty as standard. The
warranty starts from the date of purchase, if you wish to extend the warranty for an extra
12 months you must register the appliance onwww.iconicfires.com . To avail of your warranty,
you must upload proof of purchase (Receipt) from your local approved Iconic retailer. The
warranty is not transferable.
All warranties will be null and void if unauthorised repairs / modifications are made to the
electric fire / accidently damage caused by transit / improper installation / serial numbers
missing or modified.
Iconic Fires shall not be liable for any consequential loss or damage whatsoever arising
from or in connection with this electric fire.
Service calls and installation errors are not covered under manufacturer warranty. A call
out charge will apply.
This warranty is an addition and does not affect your statutory rights of consumers.

Par
Heat Design
Modèles : 30 / 40 / 50 / 50 V / 64 / 64 V / 80
Veuillez lire attentivement les instructions avant l'installation et les
conserver pour référence ultérieure.
Veuillez noter :
Ce produit est destiné à une habitation bien isolée.

Table des matières
1 Important Sécurité électrique
2 Spécifications techniques / Dimensions de l'appareil
3 Composants
4 Instructions d'utilisation
5 Maintenance
6 Garantie