Helpful Hints For Reassembly - Dimplex BFSL33 Service Manual

assembly, noting their original locations
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NOTE: Using a flat head screwdriver gently pry be-
tween the end of the connector and the switch to release
the wires.
7. Properly orient the new blower assembly and recon-
nect all of the wiring connections.
8. Reassemble in the reverse order as above.
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NOTE: See Helpful Hints Section for reassembly.

HELPFUL HINTS FOR REASSEMBLY

Upper Vent Panel:
When replacing the upper vent
panel, only partially tighten the first 2 screws, (one on the
left and one on the right) to allow for easier alignment of the
panel. This allows a small amount of room for adjustment
when aligning the panel. Once the screw holes are
completely aligned, proceed to tighten those 2 screws and
the replace the remaining screws from the upper panel.
Partially reflective glass:
reflective glass, insert the top end first behind the upper
vent panel and then rest the bottom on the lower ledge.
Carefully hold the partially reflective glass in place and re-
secure it with the (2) mounting tabs with screws along the
lower ledge.
Log-Set:
When re-installing the log set, connect the
Logset LED wire harness to the LED driver/wire harness
plug inside the fireplace. Reinsert logset along the opening
on the front inside edge of the fireplace, ensuring the wire
harness is underneath the log- set. Push the backside of
the log-set down until the rear tab snaps under the back
partially reflective glass ledge and the logs are resting
against the partially reflective glass.
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NOTE: Occasionally, if the log-set seems to be a very
tight fit, you can put the back side of the log-set in first,
then carefully guide the front of the log-set down into the
opening using a flat head screw driver for leverage.
BFSL33DOOR (optional front glass accessory):
When re-inserting the BFSL33DOOR, the pins and bolts
should be tight enough to secure the door, but loose
enough to allow some room for adjustment. In order to
align the pins and the receiver openings, in the front frame
of the firebox, the longer door pins should go into the top
receiver openings first, then lift the door from the bottom
and guide it into the bottom receiver openings. (Figure 4)
When replacing the partially
Figure 4
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