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Glen Dimplex.

writing from Glen Dimplex.

This product is protected by Intellectual property rights and patents owned by the Glen Dimplex Group on an international basis.

The Glen Dimplex Group of Companies will actively protect these rights.

Telephone:

AU: 1300 554 155

NZ: +64 9 274 8265

Website:

www.realflame.com.au

www.realflame.co.nz

Summary of Contents for Vivente VVT100

Page 1: ...08 54580 0 ISSUE 3 2 OCN 11415 The product is compliant with the local electrical standards of all countries where offered for sale by Glen Dimplex and its subsidiaries Vivente Landscape Electric Fir...

Page 2: ...nce 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 Do not use this appliance in series wit...

Page 3: ...isplaying the fire including Choice of background panel One Two or Three sided installation Materials to be placed onto the fuel bed Please follow these instructions to assist you in the installation...

Page 4: ...the steps below to adjust to your desired arrangement 1 Remove front bottom trim on unit The bottom trim is secured by magnets Push the trim up and pull it out See Fig 2 2 On the desired side you wis...

Page 5: ...e installing the product It is possible to fit the back panel after the product has been installed but it takes significantly longer and should only be done by a qualified professional or competent pe...

Page 6: ...bed fixing screws then remove Fuelbed Fig 7 It is recommeneded that the logs are carefully removed before lifting out the fuel bed 4 Remove both Side Glasses by tilting them in at the bottom then slid...

Page 7: ...7 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 6 Fig 9 Fig 10a Fig 10b...

Page 8: ...or injury to persons always use a licensed electrician Frameout Requirements 1 Using the product dimensions Fig 11 build a suitable structure for the product to fit into Ensure that when installed th...

Page 9: ...0 AU Y 764 1014 1514 Y 670 310 200 800 Recommended may be higher or lower to suit desired installation 150 Clearance recommended1 All measurements are in MM Note 1 While the 150mm clearance is recomme...

Page 10: ...en handling these logs to ensure they do not get dropped or rub against each other as they are easily marked The following fuel bed media is included Ceramic Logs Ash Dust Crystal pieces We have taken...

Page 11: ...ame effect is operating 4 For a traditional look arrange the logs on top of the fuel bed to your preference Please follow the steps at the end of this document which provide a visual representation fo...

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Page 16: ...ttage to match the requirements of the room based on the thermostat setting Conventional electric heaters work by simply being fully on or off which can result in swings from slightly too warm to slig...

Page 17: ...hours of 5 11pm so if you enter the room during the day the fire will not react However in the evening your Real Flame fire will instantly switch on your flame effect remembering your last setting 24...

Page 18: ...18 Fig 17 Fig 16 I 0...

Page 19: ...NSR and VOL FIRE The Flame Brightness Setting can then be adjusted using the or buttons There are seven settings Display shows F1 to F5 for the different levels of brightness F6 for Pulsating Effect a...

Page 20: ...multiple times to lower the heater temperature in 10 C increments The lowest temperature that can be set is 150 C F 32ST Temp Up Press Once to display current Set Temperature Press multiple times to i...

Page 21: ...ghtness Toggle between OFF F1 to F6 brightness setting I Volume down Press to reduce the crackling fire sound effect Toggle between OFF VOL1 to VOL6 brightness setting K Ambient Cycle Press to cycle t...

Page 22: ...his error code CD05 The internal temperature sensor has failed Unplug Unit at power supply to reset allow it to cool down then plug unit back in to restart CD53 This error displays when timer settings...

Page 23: ...prints or other marks the partially reflective glass can be cleaned with a damp cloth The partially reflective glass should be completely dried with a lint free cloth to prevent water spots To prevent...

Page 24: ...lead must be replaced by the manufacturer or its authorised dealer Recycling At the end of the electrical products useful life it should not be disposed of with household waste Please recycle where f...

Page 25: ...ermission in writing from Glen Dimplex This product is protected by Intellectual property rights and patents owned by the Glen Dimplex Group on an international basis The Glen Dimplex Group of Compani...