Valor DREAM DIMENSION User Manual Download Page 5

IMPORTANT: THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE READ CAREFULLY AND RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

UK

Remote 

Control 

- see

 Fig. 5

The maximum range of use is ~ 15metres.

The buttons on the remote control have the same function as the swiches 

on the heater.

For details on the function please refer to the ‘Controls’ section above. 

Warning: It takes time for the receiver to respond to the transmitter.

Do not press the buttons more than once within two seconds for correct 

operation.

Battery Information 

- see

 Fig. 5

1. 

Slide open the battery cover on the back of the remote control

2. 

Install AAA batteries into the remote control

3. 

Replace the battery cover.

Discard Leaking Batteries

Dispose of batteries in the proper manner according to provincial and 

local regulations.

Any battery may leak electrolyte if mixed with a different battery type, if 

inserted incorrectly; if all the batteries are not replaced at the same time; 

if disposed of in a fire, or if an attempt is made to charge a battery not 

intended to be recharged.

Thermal Safety Cut-out

The built-in overheat cut-out switches off the appliance automatically in 

the event of a fault. If this occurs, switch off the appliance or disconnect 

the mains plug from the socket. 

Remove any obstructions which may 

have caused the overheating.

 After a short cooling down phase, the 

appliance is ready for use again. If the fault should occur again, unplug 

the appliance and contact your local dealer.

Installation

WARNING – ALWAYS ENSURE THE APPLIANCE IS DISCONNECTED 

FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE INSTALLING. 

IF THE APPLIANCE HAS BEEN INSTALLED INTO AN EXISTING 

FIREPLACE, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU HAVE YOUR 

CHIMNEY CLEANED BY A COMPETENT CHIMNEY SWEEP 

AND BLOCK OFF THE CHIMNEY FLUE. THIS PROCEDURE IS 

IMPORTANT FOR THE EFFICIENT OPERATION OF THE APPLIANCE 

AND WILL ALSO REDUCE HEAT LOSS UP THE CHIMNEY.

 

The appliance must be secured into position to prevent it from being 

tipped over. There are a number of methods to fix the appliance in place, 

• 

Method A 

- Securing the appliance with 

Screws

• 

Method B

 - Securing the appliance with 

Wire ( Nylon Cable ) 

• 

Method C 

- Securing the appliance with 

Optional Space Frame

See back page of these instruction for table of pack contents

NOTE: Details of fascia pack contents are shown on Fig.2 and Fig.3

 

The appliance can be fitted into fireplaces or surrounds where the 

following dimension are available

• 

Width  395mm - 450mm

• 

Height  565mm - 590mm

• 

Depth  At least 70mm

Method A - Securing with Screws. - See Fig.6

Note-

 If fixing to marble, it is recommend that 

Method B - Securing 

with Wire

 is used.  

Place the appliance into the fireplace or surround opening, ensure 

the appliance is positioned in the middle of the opening. There are 

four holes in the side flanges  

- see

 

Fig.6

 . Mark through the holes 

so that their position is clear when the appliance is removed.  With 

the appliance removed, drill an appropriate size hole in each of the 

marked positions for the wall plug supplied. Insert the wall plugs, 

reposition the appliance aligning the holes with the wall plugs. Using 

the wood screws supplied secure the appliance in position.

Method B - Securing with Wire - See Fig.7 & Fig.8

Note-

 This method of securing is recommended when the wall / 

brickwork is in poor condition or when a marble back panel / surround 

is used. 
The fixing kit supplied with the appliance includes a nylon wire and 

eyescrew, these can be used to secure the appliance in place. Mark 

a hole in the centre of the back of the fireplace approximately 560-

570mm  

- see

 

Fig.7. 

 Drill an appropriate size hole in the marked 

position, insert a wall plug , then screw the eyescrew into the wall 

plug. Re-position the appliance infront of the opening, but do not inset 

into the opening. On the edge of the side flanges there are two small 

holes either side the appliance. Thread about 100mm of wire into the 

outside small hole on the right hand side flange of the appliance 

- see 

Fig.8 - step 1. 

Thread the other end of the wire throught the remaining 

small hole to the left. Continue to push the wire throught this hole until 

there is a small loop of wire on the front of the appliance, bring the 

end of the 100mm piece over the top of the side and thread it through 

the small loop, pull the long end tight to close the loop, feed the short 

piece along the front back through the large hole just below the two 

small holes just used..

 - see Fig.8a.

Next. t

hread the long piece of nylon wire throught the eyescrew in 

the back of the fireplace opening. From the back of the appliance, 

thread the long piece of wire through the inner small hole on the left 

hand side flange 

- see Fig.8 - step 3. 

Locate the appliance in the fire 

place opening , then from the front of the appliance gently pull the 

wire on the left hand side to gather up the excess until the appliance 

is secured. Thread the remaining wire through the small outer hole, 

again bring this wire over the top of the side and thread it through the 

small loop and keep tighthening the wire in place until all the excess 

wire is used up. Trim the excess to within 100mm and push the 

remainder through the larger hole just below the two holes just used. 

see Fig.8 - step 4. 

Method C - 

Securing with optional space frame - see Fig.9 

& Fig.1

Note-

 The spacer frame enables the appliance to be flat wall fixed. 

For your satefty the frame and the appliance must be securely fixed to 

the rear wall / surround. 

Fitting the spacer frame:

The rear of the spacer frame has wider flanges which have key hole 

slots. Position the rear of the spacer frame against the wall. Ensure 

that the spacer is central to the fireplace, it is important that the legs 

are positioned correctly and are upright. Mark the upper position of the 

key hole slots on the wall

 - see Fig.9 .

 Remove the spacer frame and 

drill a hole on the marked locations using a suitable sized masonry 

drill bit for the supplied wall plugs. Insert two wall plugs into the holes, 

then screw in two wood screws in to the wall plugs until approximately 

6mm of screw is left protruding from the wall. 

Fitting the spacer frame to the appliance:

The spacer frame is secured to the appliance in four position 

- see 

Fig.10 .

 Secure the spacer frame to the appliance using the four No.8  

x 3/8 screws supplied. 

Fitting the appliance with spacer frame:

Carefully lift the appliance and locate the slots on the rear of the 

spacer frame onto the screws in the wall. The screws can be adjusted 

to ensure a tight fit. When mounting to decorative surfaces such as 

wallpaper, care must be taken not to drag the appliance down the wall 

as it may damage the decorative surface. 

- DREAM DIMENSION 
- PETRUS DIMENSION

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