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Unidare Storage heater reset?

I have a problem with my Unidare storage heater - it has stopped working, I am hoping there is a cut out switch on the device somewhere if so...
Where is it? If there is one and how does one access it?
Nik, February 2007
My Unidare WMS718 Room sensing thermostat needs changing, is this easy to do?

Ian, February 2011
i have unidare storage heater wmc724n its pretty old but has worked ok up until now. it has all of a sudden stopped working. when i switch the switch nothing happens and the neon on the switch does not even light up when u switch it . i have tested the flex going into the heater and its live. what could be the problem

niki, February 2011
unidar wmf 724n. the booster button not working. and I don’t have a manual. where can i get one from?

bav, February 2010
You might try clicking on the reset button. You'll have to undo the 2 securing Philips head screws at the base of the heater. Lift off the front cover and there should be a reset button underneath the heating knobs. Push the reset button down hard until you hear a click.

steve, December 2009
How do I reset a dimplex XLSN storage heater?

Vic Court, December 2007
My unidare stopped working recently and it turned out to be a broken element. Although unidare/dimplex don't do spares for such an old model (WF18), there is a company in Clitheroe (www.storageheater.co.uk) that stocks or makes spares to order. With the new element it's now working fine again.

You might have difficulty finding an electrician willing to repair it (rather than sell you a new one), but it's feasible as a DIY repair if you have basic electrical knowledge and take sensible precautions. A cheap maplin multimeter and one-of-those-screwdrivers-with-the-neon-fuse-for-checking-live-voltage and would enable you to diagnose where the fault lies.

chris parkin, March 2007
I would say it is faily old - cos I couldn't see anymore information on the heater apart from what I said up there

Nik, February 2007
What is the model and how old is it?

Chas MacInnes Electrical Solutions (Sussex), February 2007