Blow up while on and pluged in outlet. kicked breaker and now I'll need to replace outlet plus remote unit to be able to use the remote. Any idea what causes these units to do this? Is this been happening to this particular models. Bought this stove in October of 2005. Had been good for our use all this time. Where can I purchase the part so it is useable with the remote. Ernie
Here is the answer I received for the same problem:
Dimplex has discontinued use of the remotecontrol unit you have requested; therefore we are no longer able to providethis as a replacement part. In order to operate your unit please plugyour power cord directly into your wall outlet and operate the stove via themanual switches.
Posted on Sep 02, 2009
Call Dimplex : 1-800-668-6663 ext# 358 They will be gla to help and send parts if needed.
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My Dimplex Charmglow model #6906330900 was working fine for several years. Using the remote, I tried to turn the unit on. When it didn't go on, I checked the plug, only to find out that the "power" plug that obviously controls the remote action (that I actually plug the electric stove into) was smoldering. I quickly unplugged the "power plug from the electrical source, and unplugged the electric cord from the stove from the "power unit". My plug is ok, and the electric stove seems to be working ok, albeit without the remote capability. Has there been a recall of this "power" remote plug-in? What is the company doing for this problem? Please advise ASAP mschumbrady@comcast.net
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