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. Invert carton and lift carton off heater. Take care to ensure that staples 

in carton ! aps do not scratch surface of heater. Do not remove internal 
packaging pieces at this stage.

Assembly of heater

2

. Remove feet and accessories bag from corner " ttings (accessories bag 

is located within one of the feet.)

3

.  Secure feet to base of the heater using two Taptite screws (provided) 

for each foot. (On modules CXL12N/CXLS12N it would be necessary to 
remove  base  corner  packaging  pieces  to  locate  feet  in  position).  Apply 
end pressure whilst turning screws so that they form their own thread in 
the plunged holes in the base.

4

. Loosen hexagon head front panel securing screws, by 1-2 turns using 

screwdriver through aperture in each end packaging piece.

Stand heater on its feet and remove all packaging pieces.

5.  Position  heater  against  wall  in  intended  " nal  position,  taking 
note of the minimum " xing dimensions given below. If " tted, the 
Dimplex storage heater shelf should be " xed in accordance with 
the instructions enclosed with the shelf.

Special instructions for ! tting the heater to the wall.

6. Fitting on the top of carpet.

 If the heater is to stand on top of the carpet the following 

course  of  action  MUST  be  taken.  Ensure  that  any  carpet  gripper  (e.g.  “Gripperod”)  is 
removed from the ! nal positions of the storage heater feet. Ensure that the carpet AND 
underlay completely cover the area under the feet so that they stand on a level surface. 
If the underlay is particularly thick it is advisable to cut it away completely from under the 
feet and for a suf! ciently wide area around the feet for them to rest ! rmly through the 
carpet onto the " oor.

Summary of Contents for CXLS24

Page 1: ...e heater Only heat resisting cable minimum rating T85 should be used If used in a bathroom the heater must be installed such that switches and other controls cannot be touched by a person in the bath...

Page 2: ...each end packaging piece Stand heater on its feet and remove all packaging pieces 5 Position heater against wall in intended nal position taking note of the minimum xing dimensions given below If tted...

Page 3: ...than the length of the plastic insert so that the xing is made below the plaster layer 12 Low Density Block Walls A specialised xing such as the Uni x LB70 should be employed following closely the ma...

Page 4: ...the following must be strictly adhered to a For skirtings higher than 100mm 4 it will be necessary to position the heater with the screws attached through the alternative xing slots to the front b Fo...

Page 5: ...l packing by sliding it up and off the elements taking care not to damage the insulation 23 Remove one element to allow access for the back row of bricks On the CXL24N CXLS24N remove the element to ri...

Page 6: ...n 20 are replaced securely 29 Replace the spacer nut washer and screw removed in 18 and reconnect the two quick connect terminals removed in 19 30 Connect the off peak supply to the storage terminal b...

Page 7: ...ircuit 900W 1450W 2000W Note if the heater is situated underneath a shelf or overhand up to 250mm high then the brown wire should remain in circuit 33 Holding the bottom edge if the front panel toward...

Page 8: ...AIR SENSING STAT Peak Circuit Diagram CXL24N CXLS24N BROWN BROWN CUT OUT MAUVE BLUE BLUE BLUE BROWN MAUVE BROWN CONVECTOR ELEMENT CONVECTOR ELEMENT ELEMENT SELECTOR BLOCK MAINS BLOCK L SWITCH NEON AI...

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