Dimplex QM070 Quantum User manual

Quick Start Guide

Do not place objects within 300mm of

the front of the heater and 150mm (min.

75mm) either side.

ATTENTION: TO PREVENT OVERHEATING DO NOT COVER OR

OBSTRUCT YOUR HEATER.

Programmable timer

1Display screen

2 ‘Menu’ button

3‘Back’ button

4‘Advance’ button

5‘Selector Dial’

11832-2

Rev. 81/91

This is YOUR Control

Make sure both of the wall switches next to the heater are turned to the On position and the product has been

programmed with the times you want heat (see full user instructions). When ﬁrst switched on your heaters display

screen will perform an initial start-up test, it will then display a room temperature of 21°C.

1. To Set and Adjust the Room Temperature

Turn the selector dial to the left to lower the heat and to

the right to increase the heat.

The screen will go Blue when the temperature is turned

down and Red when it’s turned up.

2. Set your Comfort Level

As a guide, the normal room temperatures are –

Lounge / Sitting room 21°C to 23°C

All Other areas 18°C

We recommend setting the control to 22°C in the

lounge and 18°C in all other areas. If the temperature

in the room is too low, adjust the heat level up by 1°C,

too high adjust the heat level down by 1°C. Once the

comfort level has been achieved you no longer need to

adjust this control so its Set & Forget (if you do adjust

it this may affect the amount of heat you have stored for

the following day).

3. When will the Heater Blow Out Heat

The heater will blow out warm air at the times set (see

full Operating instructions) and if the room requires

heat. It also has 2 pre-set timed programs, these are;-

Home (if you are In all day) - If you have set the

temperature to your chosen level and the room requires

heating, the heater’s fan will blow out heat between –

06.30 - 09.30, 11.00 - 13.00, 15.00 - 17.00 and 18.00 - 22.00

Out all day - If you have set the temperature to your

chosen level and the room requires heat the heater’s

fan will blow out heat between –

06.00 - 08.30 and 17.00 - 22.00 - 1 -

• To select either of these options press MENU button

(2 above) and turn the Selector Dial (5 above) in

any direction until you highlight the Timer Mode

press Selector Dial (5 above) once to conﬁrm.

Home or Out all Day are selected by highlighting

the program you require and pressing the Selector

Dial down once.

The times for Home & Out all Day can be changed

– refer to the main Operating Instruction

4. The Outer Case of the Heater

The ends of the heater will always be cooler than the

middle (the Quantum 125 will have a larger cooler area

on the left-hand side), this is normal.

The areas indicated below will be cooler, this is normal.

Because the majority of the heat is being blown out

of the bottom of the heater it’s very important to

keep this area clear of any obstructions.

5. Summer Use

When you no longer require heat you can turn both of

the switches supplying electricity to the heater to OFF.

Leave them in this position until you need to use the

heater again, at which time switch both switches to ON.

The heater has a built in battery so it will remember the

date & time and programmed settings and will revert to

these when the wall switches are turned to On.

6. Advance

If you want to change the status of the comfort mode

(fan operation) without changing the programmed times

then you can use the Advance facility.

The advance facility allows the user to either switch

the fan on (Comfort on) when currently the fan is off

(Comfort off) or switch the fan off (Comfort off) when

currently the fan is on (Comfort on).

To indicate the advance feature has been selected the

text ADVANCE will be shown on the display screen (1).

The advance feature is automatically disabled at the

next programmed period.

To select advance press the Advance button (4) once.

The text ADVANCE will be displayed on the display

screen to indicate that advance has been selected.

7. Boost

If for any reason you have run out of heat you can

activate the Boost element to provide additional room

heating. You can select the boost element to operate

for 1,2,3 or 4 hours. Once the time has elapsed the

boost element will automatically switch off.

To select the boost times you must ﬁrst select Advance

by pressing once the Advance button (4).

To select the boost times (1, 2, 3 or 4 hours) keep

pressing the Advance button. The boost time will be

shown on the display screen (1). To cancel the boost

operation keep pressing the advance button (4) until

the advance and boost text on the display screen (1) is

removed.

Note: The boost element runs on the peak

electricity tariff and therefore prolonged use of the

boost element can lead to higher running costs.

Quick Start Guide

- 2 -

8. Auto Boost

If you require the boost element to automatically come

on during the Comfort On periods when the Auto Boost

function should be turned on. In this way the boost

element will come on automatically during the Comfort

On periods to enable the comfort temperature to be

attained.

To switch on Auto Boost press the MENU, BACK and

Selector Dial for 3 seconds. Rotate the Selector Dial

to highlight Conﬁgure and press the Selector Dial to

conﬁrm. Highlight Turn On by rotating the Selector

Dial and press Selector Dial to conﬁrm. Auto Boost is

now on. If you want to switch offAuto Boost repeat the

procedure and select Turn Off.

Note: The use of the Auto Boost function could

lead to prolonged periods when the boost element

is energised and this could lead to a signiﬁcant

increase in running costs.

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