20 Most Recent Dimplex DGWH4031 Heater Questions & Answers

Please contact an electrician as this requires a special breaker in your breaker panel to be installed and different wiring.

Yes, many parts on the web.

I have been dealing with electric fireplace/heaters for several years, now. And for the life of me, I can not think of a thing that would cause a noise like a 747 jet plane. Could you be a little more specific as to which function of the fireplace cause this noise?

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Is a thermostat used?

I have been lucky using Grainger they usually have these items in stock or can locate them quite quickly.

try the dimplex web site ,that may help

Sounds like the fan blade is hitting something

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Hi, I am not completely Sure what you mean, but will explain the connections. First, from your breaker box if you are trying to wire a 3-pole cord and plug to the breaker, you will be dealing with 3 wires, more then likely, Red -Hot, black-Hot, and white Neutral. If you have a 30amp 2-pole breaker, make sure it is off and red goes to one leg of the breaker, black to the other, and white to the ground or neutral buss bar. Each leg is 120 volts,=240. I am trying to cover all of the bases here for you. The plug it self has 2 brass colored connections for the 2 hot and 1- silver for the white. Maybe a ground, but doubtful. I hope this has given you some direction to go by. If you need more help or not sure, please leave a message for me so we can get this right for you. Let me know one way or another. Good Luck,
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Depends on the heater/fixture. All devices of this sort list minimum clearances between sides and combustable materials.

As to will insulation be a problem, depends what you call a problem. Will it need to be removed? Most likely yes if for no other reason then to provide cavity/freespace to install the heater. For a exterior wall application a small baseboard electric heater would be a better solution to the problem or a toekick electric heater under a sink vanity.

Try cool it down, and give it a break (if you have used it constantly over a long time). Otherwise you could try clean it for dust, some heaters sucks alot if dust into themselves.
Last option is to get to the customer support at the store you bought it at, and tell them you're problem, they will help you gladly, and probably give you a new one if they can't fix it ;)

Check the heat switch and thermostat using diagram given on page 9 of service manual Dimplex Fireplace Service Manual: DFB4047-DF2305-DF2307SS-6901740259-DFB4047NL (morelectricheating.com)

Whatever type of Dimplex it is, and whatever type of spindle it is, add a couple of drops of 3 in One Oil to lubricate it. All questions need 'make model (what it is)' first three words please.

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