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FINIShINg

Combustible  Finishing  Material:

 Materials 

made of or surfaced with wood, compressed paper, 

plant fibers, plastics or any material capable of 

igniting and burning, whether flame proofed or not, 

plastered or unplastered (this includes drywall).

Noncombustible Finishing Material :

 Mate-

rials which will  not ignite and burn. Such materials 

are those consisting entirely of steel, iron, brick, 

tile, concrete, slate,  glass or plasters or combina-

tions thereof or have a fire rating of zero.

 WARNING: Grills on this heater 

cannot, in any way, be covered as 

it may create a fire hazard.

FINISHING CHECKLIST

•  Power supply service must be completed prior 

to finishing to avoid reconstruction.

•  Grills and air openings cannot be covered in 

any circumstances.

Note:

 The heater is a zero clearance fireplace and 

may be finished with combustible or noncombus

-

tible finishing materials.

When using paint or lacquer to finish the mantel, they 

must be heat resistant to prevent discoloration.

OPERATINg 

INSTRUCTIONS

The controls (see Figure 5) are located behind 

the hinged top panel. Pull gently on top panel 

to open.

Figure 5 - Controls For Electric Fireplace

1.  Plug in your electric fireplace.

2. 

Main ON/OFF power Switch and LED:

 

This switch is located on the right side of 

the  control  panel. The  power  LED  will 

light up when the unit is on (see Figure 5). 

When unit is on, the default settings for the 

fireplace is low background lighting and 

high ember bed and flame and the heater 

is off. 

3. 

Temperature Control Button and LED:

 

This button is located to the right of the 

Remote Control Receiver (see Figure 5). The 

LED is located to the right of the Flame But-

ton. Push button to cycle through settings. 

When this button is pushed the LED will 

come on. When heater is on heat will emit 

through vents located in the middle of the 

top louver panel (see Figure 2, page 3).

  The heater has a built-in thermostat so 

it will shut off automatically once the set 

temperature is reached. It will also turn 

on automatically if the room temperature 

drops below the set temperature.

 

Note:

 When the heater is turned on for the 

first time, it may release a slight, harmless 

odor. This odor is a normal occurrence caused 

by the initial heating of the internal heating 

elements and should not occur again after 

initial burn off. (This odor may occur again 

if dust or debris has been trapped.)

4. 

Flame  Control  Button:

 

This button is 

located to the right of the Temperature 

Button (see Figure 5). After power is on, 

push the Flame Control Button to adjust 

flame and ember bed brightness. Press and 

release the Flame Control Button to cycle 

through LO, MED, HI and OFF.

OpERATING By REMOTE CONTROL

1.  Plug in your electric fireplace. 

2.  Push the ON/OFF Power Button to turn 

unit on. Power LED will light.

3.  When operating the remote control, it must 

be pointed at  the  sensor  on the bottom 

panel. 

Note:

 Make sure your batteries are 

fully charged and installed correctly in your 

remote control.

4.  The ON/OFF button at the top left of the 

remote is the main ON/OFF power button. 

Pressing this button activates the power to 

the unit. 

5.  To adjust the ember bed lighting and flame 

brightness, press the "-" or "+" FLAME 

buttons . There are four levels of brightness.

FL

ON/OFF 
Power 
Button 

Receiver

Flame Control

Power

Heater

Temperature

Summary of Contents for CEF26-2

Page 1: ...se only with the optional accessories listed in these instruc tions Use of optional accessories not specifically tested for this heater could void the heater warranty and or result in a safety hazard...

Page 2: ...nd curtains at least 3 feet from front of heater and keep them away from sides and rear 3 Always unplug heater when not in use 4 Do not operate any heater with a damaged cord or plug or after heater m...

Page 3: ...en transporting or storing heater keep in a dry place free from excessive vibration and store as to avoid damage Listing Approvals This heater has been tested in accordance with the CSA Standards for...

Page 4: ...ose insulation the heater must not beinstalledagainstvaporbarrier orexposedinsulation Localized overheating could occur and a fire could result CAUTION Do not expose the heater to the elements such as...

Page 5: ...heater is dependent on the height of the front selected The minimum height is 1 above the front 26 3 4 27 Header Height 13 Installation WARNING RISK OF FIRE The power cord must not be pinched or again...

Page 6: ...e existing fireplace for wiring it is best to hire a professional to do this step in order to prevent personal injury To reduce the risk of fire do not run the power cord under rugs carpets etc Arrang...

Page 7: ...s located to the right of the Remote Control Receiver see Figure 5 The LED is located to the right of the Flame But ton Push button to cycle through settings When this button is pushed the LED will co...

Page 8: ...lity household glass cleaner The glass should be completely dried with a lint free cloth or paper towel 3 In the event of glass breakage vacuum all remaining glass pieces with a shop vac DO NOTVACUUM...

Page 9: ...wattage 5 Replace spring clip onto bulb 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for second bulb 7 Gently push ember bed down until rear edge is resting against rear ledge of unit 8 Replace front glass Cleaning an...

Page 10: ...Heating Products Technical Service Department at 1 866 672 6040 When calling please have your model and serial numbers of your heater ready You can also visit DESAHeating Products techni cal services...

Page 11: ...not work Fireplacewillnotcomeonwhen switch is flipped to ON Heater does not provide heat when turned on 1 Reset switch by turning main power switch off and waiting 5 minutes then turning it back on or...

Page 12: ...www desatech com 120069 01A 12 7 6 5 13 1 2 14 9 11 10 10 3 4 9 10 12 10 12 12 11 11 8 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Model CEF26 2...

Page 13: ...2 119612 01 Control Board 26 Electric 1 3 117697 01 Flame Motor 1 4 117749 01 Flame Cylinder Assembly 1 5 119614 01 Log 1 6 117745 01 Rear Glass Mirror 1 7 117742 01 Front Glass 1 8 119613 01 ON OFF T...

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Page 16: ...sult of misuse accidents lack of proper maintenance or defects caused by improper installation Travel diagnostic cost labor transportation and any and all such other costs related to repairing a defec...

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