Dimplex oil heater R24Twg What amp cord or fuse do I use. Original cord has been cut off

If the cord you purchased has a blue wire fused with the cord, you will need to cut off the fused portion and strip the insulation from the end of the blue wire. You will then need to connect the stripped end of the blue wire to the corresponding terminal on the new power cord.
If you are not comfortable doing this yourself, it is recommended to consult a qualified electrician or appliance repair technician to complete the wiring safely and correctly. It is important to ensure that the replacement power cord is compatible with your Dimplex dfb6016 electric heater to avoid any potential safety hazards.

Check the power cord.

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Get the dimensions of grille and contact dimplex, or plumbing & heating supply store for new grille.

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take the cover off and clean the inside and were the cord is and use some wd 40 turn of the supply first and that should loosen it for you

Here is a link to an Owner's Manual for a Dimplex Model that is similar to yours. They all function just about the same way.You can downbload & print the manual if you so desire.

http://www.dimplex.co.uk/assets/product_instructions/Dimplex_Oil_filled_Column_Radiators_UK-Issue_0_H27a.pdf

Hope this helps you.

oil smells funny when its hot you heater is porous needs to be replaced

I would suggest that the element may have absorbed some mloisture whilst being left in storage for a period of time. You may need to take it to a local repairer to see if they can dry out the element.

If there is moisture in the element it is not safe to use, hence it trips your circuit breaker.

...not too sure of your model but all dimplex heaters to my knowledge have an 'overload' cut out built into the system. Ours is more up to date but still goes now and then, problem is you have to get into the electrics and click the reset button, normally near or on the thermostat it's self, could be a small white plastic button, or a piece metal sticking up that needs pressing down to reset...but please before attempting make sure that you TURN OFF THE ELECTRIC / REMOVE THE FUSE/ WHAT EVER IT TAKES TO CUT ANY CHANCE OF AN ELECTRIC SHOCK!!!...because I can and will get you if it can ;-)... if your not a competent electrician please get hold of one !... good luck.

call Dimples !-800-663-6663 ext 358 They will be able to help you out.