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Early / Late boost in dimplex storage heater

Hi, I don't understand how the early and late boost works on the storage heater. Someone told me I should turn the output switch off when I am at work during the day, then turn the output control up when I get home. But hardly any heat comes out!!! When should the early and late boost be used?

  • leia352 Nov 30, 2008

    What times of day does 'early boost' and 'late boost' refer to? and should you lave the boost on the hottest setting, does it use up all the stored heat too quickly? - Thanks

  • gridde May 01, 2009

    I rent a house with a Dimplex night store heater. It has two dials. One is 'Room Temp Boost' and the other is 'Input'.



    'Input' is obviously the level of heat, so I don't need any help with that.



    'Room Temp Boost' ranges from 1-9 with a key stating that 1 = No Boost, 2 = Late Boost, and 9 = Early Boost.



    How does the 1-9 dial relate to a time of the day?

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The output setting if turned off isn't adjusting the temperature in the room automatically if its off,and by turning the output up is like turning up the heat.By turning the output switch on you can let the heater automatically control the heat.Still you need to monitor the adjustments to your liking and then you know how hot it will be when you come back into that room.

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