Century Heating G600 User manual

v/4
,s
9rlrt
sy
G600
Direct
vent
GasFireplace
Heater
"s"series
INSTALLATION
AND
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
lMPORTANT
Before
Beg
inning
Installation,
Read
Instructions
Carefully
ldrt^\lor
-
&^ep,
,nald
taan
6"silt
WARNING: IF
THE
INFORMATION
INTHIS
MANUAL
ISNOT
FOLLOWED
EXACTLY
A FIRE
OREXPLOSION
MAY RESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE,
PERSONAL
TNJURY
ORLOSS
OF
LIFE.
- Do
not
storeor use gasoline
orother
flammable
yapors
andliquids
inthevicinity
ol
this
orany
other
appliance
WHAT
TODOIFYOU
SMELL
GAS
- Open
Windows.
- Donot
trytoignite
any
appliance.
- Do
not
touch
any
electrical
switch;donotuse
anyphone inyourbuilding.
- Extinguish
any
openflame.
- lmmediately
callyourgas
suppliertrom
aneighbour.s
phone.
Follow
thegas
supplie/sinstructions.
- ll youcannot
reach
yourgas
supplier,
calltheflredepartment.
Installdion and sewicc must be performed by a qualified ingtallcr, scrvice agcncy or gas rupplier
SAVE
THIS
MANUAL
FOR
FUTUREREFERENCE PartNo.
519549
RevI
,0glgg

CONTENTS
Description
lmportantlnformation
Installation
Instructions,
ClearancestoCombustibles
LogAssembly
Glass
Replacement
GlassCleaning
VentingInstallationProcedure
VentingInstructions
SafetyPrecautionsfortheInstaller
Parts
List
#1
Planning
Your
Installation
Horizontal
Installation
Vertical
Termination
Cathedral
Ceiling
Installation
GeneralMaintenance
ForYour
Safety,Read
Before
Lighting
LightingInstructions
ToTurn
OffGasToAppliance
Maintenance
Instruction
Parts
Diagram
Parts
List
Fap,Installation
Instructions
Trouble
Shooting
Warranty
l\
it
Page#
4
5
6
7
7
I
I
9
- 10
10
11
13
16
19
20
21
22
23
23
24
25
26,27
28,29
30
"WARNING:" IMPROPER
INSTALLATION,
ADJUSTMENLALTERATION,
SERVICE
OR
MAINTENANCE
CAN
CAUSEINJURYOR
PROPERWDAMAGE.
REFERTO THIS MANUAL FOR ASSISTANCEOR FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
CONSULTA QUAL|FIEDTNSTALLER,
SERVTCEAGENCy
OR
GAS
SUPPLIER.

IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
- Studythese instructions carefullyand completely before installation.
Installationmust conform to LocalCodes,or,in the absenceof LocalCodes,with the Current National Fuel
Gas
Code,
ANSI2223.1
(USA);
Canadian
installation
must
fotlow
CAN/CGA-BI49-1
or 2 (latest Edition).
Maintain
clearances
for servicingand proper
operation.(See
Clearance
Section)
DANGER: oPERArtoN
oFTHtsAppLtANcE
oN
GAsEs
FoR
wHrcH
rrrsNor
EourppED
MAy
LEAD
To
CARBON
MONOXIDE
POISONTNG.
The
maximum
gasinputrate
is28,000
BTU/hr
(Natural
Gas),
26,000
BTU/hr
(Propane/Lp).
Theminimum
gas input
rate
is 21,000 BTU/hr(Natural
Gas),19,000
BTU/hr
(propane/Lp).
Thisheateris equipped with controls and orifices for only the type of gas on the rating plate. Do not attemptto
convertthe heaterfor usewith anothertype of gas.
WAR NING: coruvenTtNc,",, orratANcE
FoR
usE
wrrH
ANy
cAs
orHERTHAN
THATFoR
wHtcH
rr
ISFACTORY
EQUIPPED
MAYLEADTO
PERSONAL
INJURY
ORDEATH.
DANGER: opERATtoN
oFTHts
AppuANcE
oNLp
cAs
wrrHourAN
AppRovED
REGUI-AToR
ArrHE
SUPPLY
CONTAINER
WILLLEADTO
GAS
LEAKS
AT
THE
coNTRoL
WITH
Ahossle|LmT
oFFIRE
oR
EXPLOSION.
CAUTION: LABEL
ALLwtREs
pRtoR
To
DtscoNNEcnoN
wHEN
sERvrctNG
"o*rro... wrnrNc
ERRoRS
cANcAUsE
tMpRopER
AND
DANGERoUs
opERATtoN.
')
"VERIF(
PROPER
OPERATION
AFTER
SERY'C'NG,.,
BROKEN.
REPLACEMENT
OF THE PANEL
SHOULDBE DONE BY A LICENSED
OR OUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSON.
DUE
To HIGH
TEMPERATURES,
THE
AppLtANcE
sHouLD
BE
LocATED
our oF TRAFFIc
eHffifrJ
FROM
FUBNITURE
AND
DRAPERIES.
ANY
PARTS
REMOVED
FOR
SERVICING
THE
APPLIANCE
MUST
BEREPLACED
PRIOR
TO
OPERATING
THE
APPLIANCE.
CHILDREN
AND
ADULTS
SHOULD
BE
ALEHTED
TO
THE
HAZARD
OFHIGH
SURFACE
TEMPEFATURE
AND
SHOULD
BE
KEPT
AWAY
TO
AVOID
BURNS
OR
CLOTHING
IGNITION.
YOUNG
CHILDREN
SHOULD
BE
CAREFULLY
SUPERVISED
WHEN
THEYAREIN
THE
SAME
ROOM
WITHTHE
APPLTANCF;'
DO
NOT
PLACE
CLOTHING
OR
OTHER
FLAMMABLE
MATEHIAL
ONORNEARTHEAPPLIANCE.
INSTALL.ATION
AND
REPAIR
SHOULD
BE
DONE
BY
AOUALTFIEDSEBVICEPERSON.
THE
APPLIANCE
SHOULD
BE
INSPECTED
BEFORE
USE
ANDATLEAST
ANNUALLY
BY
A PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE
PERSON.
MORE
FREQUENT
CLEANING
MAY
BE REOUIRED
DUE
TO EXCESSTVE
LINTFROM
:9YE CARPETTNG,
BEDDING
MATERIAL,
ETC.IT IS IMPERATIVE
THAT
CONTROL
COMPARTMENTS,
BURNERS
AND
CTRCULATING
AIR
PASSAGEWAYS
OFTHE
APPLIANCE
BEKEPT
CLEAN.
WARNTNG:
ANY
CHANGE
TO
THISAPPLIANCE
ORITS
CONTROLS
CANBE DANGEROUS.
ITISIMPERATIVE
TH
::5:i:91:llt-1ry-D CL_EAR.
pnovloe
FoR
ADEoUATE
coMBusiloN
AND
vENilAnoN AtR.
pRovtDE
;#;ffii';lHllilHH;
:5:Yj:5,-T?.Ll.9TL.oJFlAIrgN.
Heven
oBsrRucr
rHE
FRoNr
opENrNG
oFrHE
AppL|ANce
on
OF
THE
BUILDING.

IN
STALI-^ATION
INSTR
UCTIONS
Theappliance;
wheninstalled
must
beelectrically
connected
andgroundedin accordance
withlocalcodes
or, in the absenceof local codes,with the current CSA C22-1Canadian
ElectricalCode (Canada)
or the
National
Electrical
CodeANSI/NFPA
TGlatest
edition
(USA).
Keep
appliance
areaclearandfreefromcombustible
materials,
gasoline,
andother
llammable
liquidsand
vapours.
Installation
andprovision
forcombustion andventilationairmust
conform
withlocal
codesor,
inabsence of
local
codeS,
withtheNational
Fuel
Gas
Code,
ANSI
2223.1
- latestedition
- intheUnited
States
or,
inCanada,
with
the
current
CAN/CGA
- 8149
- 1or2InstallationGode.
Turn
gas
supply
onandcheckforleaks.
DONOT
USE
OPENFLAME.
Use
soap
and
watersolution.
Donotusethisappliance
ifany
part
has
been
underwater.
lmmediately
calla qualified
service
technicianto inspecttheroomappliance andto replace
anyparlof the
control
system
andany
gas
control
whichhasbeenunderwater.
The applianceand its individual shutoff
valvemust be disconneaed;trom the gas supplypiping system
during
anypressure
testingof thegassupply
piping
system
at test pressures
in excess
oI 112
p.s.i.g.
(3.5
KPa).
..
Theappliancemustbeisolated
fromthegassupply
piping
system
byclosing
its individual
manualshutoff
valve
duringanypressure
testingofthegas
supply
piping
system
attestpressures
equal
to or less than1/2
p.s.i.g.(3.5
KPa).
Gaspiping mustbe installedin accordancewithlocal
codes,
or withthe latest
edilionof the NationalGas
CodeANSI
2223.1
(U.S.A.).
(lnCanada
- CAN/CGA.BI49-1
or 2.)During
pressure
testing
of ihegaspiping
system
supply
theheater
disconnector isolate theheaterfrom
thepiping
syslem.
The
pressure
used
to test
piping
systems
willdamagethecontrolsusedonthisheater.
Do
notuse
flexible
hose.
Unionsin gaslines should
beof the
ground
joint
type.Compounds
usedonthreaded
ioints
ofgaspiping
must
be
resistantto the
actionofliquefied
petroleumgas.
Gaspipingmust be ol sufficientsizeto provide
a minimum
natural
gas pressure
al the applianceof 4.5
inches
water
column
fornatural
gasor 11inchesfor Propane/LP gases
forthepurpose of inpuladjustment.
The
maximurninlei
gaspressure
tolheheatermustnot
exceed
10.5
inchesfornaturalgas and13inchesfor
Propane/LP
gases.
lf thisheateristo besupplied withLPgas(bottled
propane)
thetankor bottlesupplying
the
gas
musthavea regulatorwhichreducesthe
gaspressure
to between
11
and13inches watercolumn.
Thecontrolwill not operatewith gaslinepressure
directlyfrom thetankand mayleak
gasdueto this
excessive
pressure.
Include
a manualshut-off
deviceandunion
inthe line
so the control
or heatermaybedisconnected for
servicing.
Includea dripleg
andaplugged
118inchNPT
tapping
inthe
line.
Thetappingmust
beaccessible
fortest gauge
connectionimmediately
upstreamol the
gas
supply
connection
totheappliance.
Use
asoap/watersolution
ora liquid
gas
leakdetectorto coat each
joint
inthepiping
system.
and
looklor
bubbles
whichindicates
gas
leaks.
lmpoftant:
Atl references
to siliconingshould
be adhered
to. Alwaysuse600"F
(316"C)
high
temperalure
silicone.

'l:t
i;
CLEARANCES
TO
COMBUSTIBLES
For the purpose
of orientation, the left and right sides of this appliance
are
determined
when
facingthe
front
of
theappliance.
Combustionand
ventilation
air
should
notbe
obstructed.
TOP
LEFT
SIDE RIGHT
SIDE
LEFT
SIDE
RIGHT
SIDE
BACK
TOP
FRONT
FLOOR
REAR
CORNER
6rt
6rt
6"
24"
36"
0"
4"
NOTE: Wheninstalled
directly
on carpeting,
tile or othercombustible
material
other
than
wooden
flooring,
theappliance
shall
be installed
on a metal
or wood
panel
extendingthefullwidth
and
depth
of
the
appliance.
6

{
*'
3-,
I
5
a.
:
i
LOG
ASSEMBLY
IMPORTANI fne logsMUST
be placed
exactly
as shown.
lf there
is any
evidenceof carbon,
or blackening
on the logs,
theymay
be incorrectly
placed.
Refertologassembly
diagram
forcorrect
method.
WARNING:USE
ONLY
ASSEMBLY
SHALL
BE
THEGI.ASSPANEL.
GLASS
REPI-ACEMENT
MANUFACTURER
SUPPLIED
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
GLASS
PANEL.(SEEPARTS
LIST)
REPI-ACED
ASA COMPLETEUNIT.
DONOTUSE
SUBSTITUTE
MATERIALSOBCUT
1.Turnoff pilot
2. Remove
four screws in door trim and removethetrim.
3. Remdve
the six screwslrom the centerglass panel.
4. Removethe panelfrom the unit and lay it on a paddedflat surface.
5. Lift the glass frame pieces and glass out of the door frame. NOTE:Broken glass is extremely sharp-
Take caution when removing, we recommend using leather gloves and salety glasses when
performingthis task.
6. Laya thin bead of silicone (600"F+)aroundthe frame.
7. Placeglass firmly in the frame and allow t hour to dry.
8. Check againthatthe glass is correctly installedinthe door frame'
9. Reinstallthe door by replacing six screws.
Tightenfirmly.
10. Re-attach
lhe outertrim.
11.Relight
pilotandcheckmain
burnersoperation.
12.Side Panels- removefront glass panetand side trims. remove side glass and replace with new glass
panel,replacetrim andfront panel,attach wilh screws.
WARNTNG:
ALL GI.ASS PANELSMUST BE INSTALLED
DURING OPERATION.NEVER OPERATElT WITH
BROKEN
GLASS OR WITH G1ASSPANELSOFF AS THIS COULD LEAD TO DANGEROUS
INDOOR
AIR
POLLUTION.
DONOTABUSEDOORGLASS,
SUCH
ASDROPPING
THE
GI-ASS
ORSTRIKING
THE
GI.ASS.
7

GLASS
CLEANING
WARNING:
DO
NOT
CLEAN
GLASS
WHEN
HOT'
1.Turn
off
Pilot.
2.Remove
four
screws
in
door
trim
and
remove'
3.
Remove
six
screws
in
center
glass
panel
and
remove
panel'
WARNING:
DO
NOT
USE
ABRASIVES
ON
GLASS
SURFACE.
.witha soft
rag
or paPer'towel
use
regular
glass
cleaner,
spray
the
glass
cleaner
on
gt6sssurface
and
wipe
off
until
surface
isdry'
5.Feplace
door
by
reversing
theoperation
to remove
door.
e.Reiight
pilot
and
check
main
burners
operation'
I VENTI
NG'l:,'J,flhT*Ii?,i,[B\OCEDU
RE
I
NOTE:
THE
VENT
TERMINAL
MAY
BE
PAINTED
WITH
450"F
(232'C)
HEAT
RESISTANT
PA|NTTocooRD|NATEw|THTHEEXTER|oRF|N|SH.
NOTE:
VENTING
HAS
AONE
INCH
CLEARANCE
TO
COMBUSTIBLES.
NOTE:
REFER
TOGRAPH
ON
PAGE
11
(Ftc.1)FoR
INSTALLATION
VARIABLES.
NOTE:
AFTER
ANY MAINTENANCE
REOUIRING
DISCONNECTION
OF VENTING'
HIGH TEMPERATURE
SILICONEMUST BE USED TO RE-SEAL
ALL
OPERATION
OF IMPROPERLY
INSTALLED
AND MAINTAINED
VENTING
SYSTEM
COULD
RESULT
IN
SERIOUS
INJURY
PROPERTY
DAMAGE
OR
LOSS
OF
LIFE.
READ
ALL INSTRUCTIONS
COMPLETELY
ANDTHOROUGHLY
BEFORE
ATTEMPTING
INSTALLATIOT.I.
FAILURE
TODO
SO
COULD
RESULT
IN SERIOUS
INJURY
PROPERTY
DAMAGE
OR
LOSS
OF
LIFE.
CONNECTIONS.
SEAL ALL OF THE CONNECTIONS
WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE
SILICONE(6OO"F)
(316'C)
EVERY
TIME
AVENT
CONNECTION
lSMADE-
BEFORE
JOINING
ELBOWS
AND PIPES
APPLY
A BEAD
OF HIGH
TEMPERATURE
stLtcoNE
SEALANT
(cE Rn/ 106/LOCT!TE
RTV
81s8s)
TOEND
OF
ELBOW
OR
PIPE.
ENSURE
THATALLEXCESS
SEALANT
IS CAREFULLY
CLEANED
OFF
THE
EXTERIOR
PIPES
AS
THESEPIPESARE
VISIBLE
ONCE
THE
INSTALLATION
ISCOMPLETE.

GLASS
CLEANING
WARNING:
DO
NOT
CLEAN
GLASS
WHEN
HOT'
1.Turn
off
Pilot.
2.Remove
four
screws
in
door
trim
and
remove'
3.
Remove
six
screws
in
center
glass
panel
and
remove
panel'
WARNING:
DO
NOT
USE
ABRASIVES
ON
GLASS
SURFACE.
4.with
a soft
rag
or paPer'towel
use
regular
glass
cleaner,
spray
the
glass
cleaner
on
gt6sssurface
and
wipe
off
until
surface
isdry'
5.Feplace
door
by
reversing
theoperation
to remove
door.
e.Reiight
pilot
and
check
main
burners
operation'
I VENTI
NG'l:,'J,flhT*Ii?,i,[B\OCEDU
RE
I
NOTE:
THE
VENT
TERMINAL
MAY
BE
PAINTED
WITH
450"F
(232'C)
HEAT
RESISTANT
PA|NTTocooRD|NATEw|THTHEEXTERIoRF|N|SH.
NOTE:
VENTING
HAS
AONE
INCH
CLEARANCE
TO
COMBUSTIBLES.
NOTE:
REFER
TOGRAPH
ON
PAGE
11
(Ftc.1)FoR
INSTALLATION
VARIABLES.
NOTE:
AFTER
ANY MAINTENANCE
REOUIRING
DISCONNECTION
OF VENTING'
HIGH TEMPERATURE
SILICONEMUST BE USED TO RE-SEAL
ALL
CONNECTIONS.
OPERATION
OF IMPROPERLY
INSTALLED
AND MAINTAINED
VENTING
SYSTEM
COULD
RESULT
IN
SERIOUS
INJURY
PROPERTY
DAMAGE
OR
LOSS
OF
LIFE.
READ
ALL INSTRUCTIONS
COMPLETELY
ANDTHOROUGHLY
BEFORE
ATTEMPTING
INSTALLATIOT.I.
FAILURE
TODO
SO
COULD
RESULT
IN SERIOUS
INJURY
PROPERW
DAMAGE
OR
LOSS
OF
LIFE.
SEAL ALL OF THE CONNECTIONS
WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE
SILICONE(6OO"F)
(316'C)
EVERY
TIME
AVENT
CONNECTION
lSMADE-
BEFORE
JOINING
ELBOWS
AND PIPES
APPLY
A BEAD
OF HIGH
TEMPERATURE
stLtcoNE
SEALANT
(cE Rn/ 106/LOCT|TE
RTV
81s8s)
TOEND
OF
ELBOW
OR
PIPE.
ENSURE
THATALLEXCESS
SEALANT
IS CAREFULLY
CLEANED
OFF
THE
EXTERIOR
PIPES
AS
THESEPIPESARE
VISIBLE
ONCE
THE
INSTALLATION
ISCOMPLETE.

:1:
VENTING
INSTRUCTIONS
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
APPLY
TO
THESIMPSON
DURA.VENT
DIRECT
VENT
SYSTEM
USED
WITH
THECENTURY
HEATING
G6OO.
IMPORTANT Readallinstructions
carefully
before
starting
theinstallation.
Failure
to
follow
these
instructions
maycreate
a fire or other
safety
hazard,and
will voidthe warranty.
Besureto followtheseinstallation
instructions
for specific
venting
andclearance
to combustible
requirements,
which
mayvary
fromone
appliance
to another.
IN
STALIATI
ON
PRECAUTIONS:
The
Century
HeatingG600
isanengineered
product
that
has
been
designed
andtested.
Thewarraniywill be voided,
and seriousfire, health,
or other safety hazards
may result
from
any
ofthe
followingactaons. ,i
.Installation
ofany
damaged
ventingcomponent.
.
Unauthorizedmodification
ofthe
ventingsystem.
lnstallation
ofanycomponent
part
notmanufactured
orapproved
by
Century
Heating.
.lnstallation
other
than
as
instructed
bythese
instructions.
Consult
your
localbuildingcodes
before
beginningthe
installation.
Atways maintain required clearances (air spaces) to nearby
combustiblesto preventa tire hazard. Do not fill air spaces with
insulationBesure
to checkthese
instructions
for minimumclearance
requirements
between
the outer walls of the vent pipe and nearby
combustible
surfaces.
Besureto check
thevent
termination
clearance
requirementsfrom decks,
windows,
soffits,
gas regulatorS,
air supply
inlets, and public walkways,
?S specified in these installation
instructions
and
localbuildingcodes.
Ihe gas appliance
and vent systemmust be vented directlyto the
outsideof the building,and never
be attached
to a chimneyseruing
a
separate
sotid tuel or gas-burningappliance.
This direct vent gas
appliance
must use it's own separate
vent system.Commonvent
systems
are
prohibited.
:i,
E--

r SAFETY
PREcAUTIoNS
FoRTHEINSTALLER
I
.Wear
gloves
and
safety
glasses
forprotection.
.Exercise
extreme
caution
when
using
ladders
oronroof
tops.
.Beawareofelectrical
wiringlocations
inwalls
andceilings.
STARTER
KIT
xA"
- Horizontal
Termination
Part
#971Kitlnctudes:
-90" Black
Elbow
Wall
Thimbte
-Horizontal Termination
Cap
-24" Black
Pipe
-11" - 14-5/8'Adjustabte
Black
pipe
PARTS
LIST
#1
TheSimpsonDura-Vent
DirectVent
System
otfers
a complete
lineof component parts
for
installatiorr
of both horizontaland vertical installations.Many items are offered in
decorative
black,
aswell
asgalvanized
finish.
The
galvanizedpipe
and
fittings
areusedfor
concealedlocations
suchas attics,
or spaces
where
corrosionis a factor,
suchasabove
theroofline.
Decorative
brass
or chrome
trimkitsareavailable
for bothwallthimblesand
ceiling support boxes.Snorkelterminations
are availablefor applications
which may
require
verticalrise on the buildingexterior.
The components
listed below have been
approved
for use
withtheGentury
Heating
G000. ,),
Number Description Number Description
9088
9078
906
9068
904
9048
903
9038
902
9028
9118
945;"
9458
990
9908
6"
Pipe
Length,Black 940
9"
Pipe
Length,Black 941
12"Pipe
Length 943
12"
Pipe
Length,Black g43S
24"Pipe
Length gS3
24"
Pipe
Length,
Black gG3
35"Pipe
Length g8B
36"
Pipe
Length,
Black g8l
48"
Pipe
Length 982
48"Pipe
Length,
Black 984
11"
to 14-518"
Pipe, gB3
Adjustable,
Black 950
45'Elbow
45'Elbow,
Black
90"
Elbow
90'Elbow,
Black
Round
Support
BoxA/Vall
Thimble
Cathedral
Ceiling
Support
Box
Flashing,
0/12
to6/12
Roof
Pitch
Ffashing,7112
to 12112
Roof
Pitch
StormCollar
CeilingFirestop
WallStrap
Snorkel
Termination(36")
SnorkelTermination(1
4")
Horizontal
Square
Termination
Vertical
Termination
Vinyl
SidingStandoff
10

I
er
t:
ljrr
:l:
!::
Yt
5i
:+
€.,'
PLANNING
YOUR
INSTALLATION
VEFTICAL
TERMINATION
STORMCOLLAR
FIGURE
1
CATHEDRAL
CEILING
suPPoFT8OI
ptpF.
l.ENqrH
PIPE
I.ENGTH
I
t
":$h*G'*
ROTJND
SUPPORT
8ox/wALl-
THIMBLE
FIGURE
2
THERE
ARE
TWO
BASTC
TYPES
OFDIRECT
VENTSYSTEM
INSTALLATION:
11
,' Horizontal
Termination
(Fig.
1)
2l Vertical
Termination
(Fig.
2)
When
planning
your instattation,
it will be necessaryto select
the proper
length
ofventpipe
foryour
particular
requirements.lt isimportant
to notethe
wall
thickness.
Select
theamount
of verticalrisedesiredfor "vertical
- to -
horizontal"
type
installations.
Todetermine
thelengthofvent
pipe
required
for
vertical
installations,
measure
the distancefrom
the apptiance
flue
outtet
to
the
ceiling,
theceiling
thickness,
theverticat
risein anatticor second
story
and allow for sufficient vent height above the roofline. For two-story
applications,
firestops
arerequired
ateachfloor
level.
lfanoffsetisneededin
the
attic,
additional
pipe
andelbows
wiilbe
required.
11

FIG.
1
123456
TOTAL
HORIZONTAL
FEET
Oo Faceof Erllrior Wrll Ercludlng Elboilr)
Themaximum
number
of 90 degree
elbows
permittedper
side
wallinstallationisone
(1).
Themaximum
number
of 45 degreeelbows
permitted
per
sidewall
installationisone
(1).
On Vertical
installationstwo (2) 45' elbows
are
allowed.
The Century Heating G600 has been tested
for a minimum
1' rise wlth a maximum
1'
horizontal
run.
This includes stove clearances and wall
thickness.
The maximumhorizontal run is 6' with 2'
vertical
rise.
To vent this unit within these dimensions
pleaserefer
to chart
figure 1.
Since it is very important that the venting
system maintain its balance between the
combustion air intake and the flue gas
exhaust certain limitations as to vent
configurationsapply and must be strictly
adhered
to.
Thegraph
showingthe relationship
between
vertical
andhorizontalside wall ventingwill
help to determinethe various vent lengths
allowable.
29
2A
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
NOTE:
Unit
tested
to
ol 30'
vertical
PiPe.
20
319
E
t
E18
g
'; 17
e
5ts
ul
Hls
6tq
ff13
12
2CMN(IMUM
WAIITTIICKNESS
4'MINIMUM
wAtrTH|C|(NESS
6'MINIMUM
CI.EAFANCE FROM
FTAMMABI.EWALI.
12

HORIZONTALINSTALIATI
ON
MALE
LOCKING
LUGS
$
ru
l---l!-4
ITI
L^-/\)
FIG.6
\*-ffi
F
I
tJ
0
Step 1. Set lhe appliancein it's desiredlocation.
Check to determineif wall studs or roof
rafters are in the way when the venting
system
is attached.lf this is the case,
you
may want to adjust the location of the
appliance.
Step 2. Vent pipe and fittings are designedwith
special twist-lock cohnections.Assemble
the desired
combination
of blackpipeand
elbowsto the appliance adaptorwith pipe
seams
oriented
towardsthewall
orfloor,as
muchoutofview
aspossible.
NOTE:
1) Twist-lock procedure: Four indentations,
locatedon the female
ends of pipes and
fittings,
aredesigned
to slidestraight
onto
themale endsofadjacent
pipes
andfittings,
. by orienting
the four pipe indentations
so
theymatchandslide
intofourentryslots
on
the male ends (Fig. 5). Push the pipe
sections
completelytogether,then twist-
lock one sectionclockwise
approximately
one-quarter
turn,untilthetwosections
are
fullylocked.
The
female
locking
lugswill
not
be visible
from the outside,on the black
pipe or fittings.
They may be located
by
examining
theinsideofthe
femaleends.
2') Horizontal
runs of ventmustbe supported
every
three feet.WallStrapsare available
for
this
purpose.
Step 3.'With pipeattachedto the stove,slide
the
stove into it's correct location, insuring
minimum
clearances
to combustibles
and
mark
the
wall
fora 10-inch
square
hole.The
centre
of the squareholeshouldline up
with
thecenter-line
ofthehorizontal
pipe,
as
shown
in Figure
6. Cutandframe
the 10-
inch
square
holeintheexteriorwall
where
the
vent
will
beterminated.
lfthewall
being
penetrated is constructed of non-
combustible
material,i.e.
masonryblock
or
concrete, a 7-inch diameter hole is
acceptable.
;iFlG' 5

NOTE:
1)
2l
3)
Step 4. Position
thehorizontal
venttermination
in
thecentre
ofthe10'inch
square
hole,
and
attachto the exteriorwall with the four
wood screws provided.Beforeattaching
the Vent
Termination
to the exterior
wall,
run a bead of non'hardeningmastic
' around
it'soutside
edges,so asto make
a seal
between
it and
thewall.
Thearrow
on the ient cap should
be pointing
up.
Insure that ProPer clearances to
combustible materials are maintained.
(Fig.7)
NOTE:
1) Thefour wood screws
provided
should
be replacedwith appropriate
fasteners
forstucco,
brick,
concrete,
or other
types
ofsiding.
2l,,For
buildings
with vinyl siding,
a Vinyl
' Siding Standoff (Part 950), should be
installedbetween
the vent cap and the
exteriorwall. (Fig. 8) Attach the Vinyl
Siding Standoffto the Horizontal
Vent
Termination.The Vinyl Siding Standoff
preventsexcessive
heat from possibly
meltingthevinylsiding
material.
Step 5. Beforeconnectingthe horizontal
run of
vent pipe to the vent termination,
slide
the black decorative
wall thimble cover
over
the
vent
pipe.
Thehorizontal
runofventmustbelevel,
or have
a 1/4-inch
risefor every
1footof
runtowards
thetermination.
Never
allow
theventto run downward.
This could
cause
high
temperatures
and
may
present
thepossibility
ofafire'
Thelocaiionof the horizontal
venttermination
on anexterior
wall must meetall
local
andnationat
building
codes,
andmust
notbeeasily
blocked
orobstructed.
The
vent
terminal
shatl
notberecessed
into
awallorsiding.
Refer
to Fig-
3.
Forinstallations
requiring
a vertical
riseonthe exterior
of the building,
1 -inch
and36-inch
tall Snorkel
ierminations
are
available.
Follow
the same
installation
procedures as used for standard Horizontal
Terminations.
lf the Snorkel
Termination
mustbe installed
below
grade,
(i.e.basement
applications),
proper
drainage must be provided to prevent water from entering lhe snorkel
Termination.
Do
notback
fillaround
thesnorkeltermination'
FIG.7
6 SCREWS
b-{
VINYLSIDING
STANDOFF
FIG.8
14

o
c, (,
E|C
tro
=\
E3
€3
=o
Eb
e=
-9 rE
s!.3
s
€l
F €E
t $3
: ;E
E
fF
; E6
-o
€ tro
o 3E
rE SE
9:E
O -r'l
'= 6e;
! rE
85
be
= '3^
i Eg
E 33
G sE
$;:
E gB
5;E
g.
iE
E
ggi
Ic=a
o;it c
c5g:
E$rt
-crE+|,'
-CC|a
GOOG
o
igtiiii$,i
iiiggigiiii,
itsE$;l=sssEsFs5
igiit*Et
liglFgIggF*
iglliiiiiigil
sE$ia$s$gt$i$$E
{{3A,|l,1"
,|lT*
+{{
o
UJ
E
=
IE
u,
c
o
z
.4
z
=
TE
ul
ut
E
ul
I
3
lu
TE
1
UJ
Y
=
a
4
o.
:)
o
a
@
z
=
UJ
z
u,
:
E
Figure
3-VentTerminal Locations
15
?
A
I
ffi
-] =
*l-l-
I r-1
?
rE
rE
''*l'
l_/_ o
EJZ

Step 6. SliOe
the appliance
and vent assembly
towards
the wall, carefully
inserting
the
vent
pipe
into
thevent
cap
assembly.
lt is
importantthat the vent pipe extend into
the vent cap sufficientdistanceso as to
resuftina minimum
pipe
overlapof 1-114
inches.Secure
the connection
between
the vent pipe and the vent caP by
attaching the two sheet metal strips
extending
from the vent cap assembly
into the outer uiall of the vent pipe,
siliconer'
vent connection.
Use the two
sheet metalscrews providedto connect
the stripsto the PipeSection.
Bendany
remaining
portion
ofthesheetmetal
strip
backtowards
the vent cap,so it will be
concealed
bythe decorativewallthimble
cover.
(Fig.
9)
Step 7. Sliaethe decorative
wall thimble
up the
wall surface and attach with screws
provided. Apply decorative brass or
chrome
trimif
desired.
(Fig.
10)
WALL
THIMELE
STRAP
VERTICALTERMINATION
Step l.Check theseinstatlation
instructionsfor required FtG.11
clearance(air spaces) to combustibles
when
passing through ceilings, walls, roofs,
,'enclosures, attic rafters, or other nearby
combustible
surfaces.Do not pack air spaces
with insulation.Check these instructions for
maximum
vertical
rise
oftheventing
system,
and
any maximum
horizontal
offset limitations.
Any
offset must fall within the parametersof the
venting
graph.
(Fig.
t)
Step 2. Setthegas
appliance
init,s
desiredlocation.Drop
a plumb
bob
downfrom
the
ceiling
totheposition
of the appliance
flueexit,
and markthe location
wherethe ventwill penetrate
the ceiling.
Drill a
smallholeatthis point.
Next,
drop a plumbbob
16

fromthe roofto theholepreviously
drilled
in the ceiling,
and markthe spot where
theventwill penetrate
theroof.Determine
if ceiling joists, roof rafters, or olher
framingwill obstructthe ventingsystem.
You may wish to relocate
the appliance,
or to offset,as shownin Fig.13,
to avoid
cutting
loadbearing
members.
,\
,\
FlG.14
NOTE:
1)
2l
lf an offset is necessary
in the atticto avoidobstructions,
it is important
to
support
thevent
pipe
every
3feet,
to avoid
excessive
stress
onthe ElLows,
and
possible
separation.
wallStraps
are
available
for
thispurpose.
(Fig.
13)
Whenever
possible,
use
45"
Elbows
instead
of 90' Elbows.
The
45"Elbow
offers
less
restriction
tothe
flow
offlue
gases
andintake
air.
Step 3. to install
the Round
Supporr
BoxMatl
Thimble in a flat ceiling,cut a 10-inch
square
holeintheceiling,
centred
onthe
hole drilledin Step
2. Frame
the holeas
shown
inFig.
12.
Step 4. Assemble
the desired lengthsof Black
Pipeand Elbowsnecessary
to reach
from
the Appliance adaptor up through the
RoundSupport
Box.Insure
that all pipe
and Elbowconnections
are in theirfully
twist-locked
position.
Step 5. Cuta hole
intheroof
centred
on
the
small
drillholeplaced
inthe roofinStep
2.The
holeshould be of sufficient
size
to meet
the minimum
requirements
for clearance
tocombustibles.
Step 6. Connect
a section
of pipeandextend
up
through
hole.
17

Step 7. Stip
theflashing
overthePipe
Section(s)
protruding
throughthe roof. Securethe
base of the Flashingto the roof with
roofingnails.
Insurethe roofingmaterial
overlaps
thetop edgeof the Flashing
as
shownin Fig.
14.Verify thatyou have at
least the minimum' clearance to
combustibles
at
theroofline.
Step
8.
FtG.15
FlG.,16
DIM€NSION'H'
OETAINEOFROM
cAN/cGA-8l.9
oR ANSI
2223.1
ORLOCAL CODES
H
Continue
to add Pipe Sections
until the
height of the Vent Cap meets the
minimum building code requirements
described
in Fig.15.Notethat for steep
roof pitches,the vent height must be
increased. In high wind conditions,
nearbytrees, adioining rooflines, steep
pitched
roofs,and othersimilar
factors
canresult
in poordraft, or down-drafting.
lnthesecases,
increasing
thevent
height
may
solvethis
problem.
Twistlock
theVentCap.
:\
,)
y'r
Step
9.
NOTE:
CLE^RANCE
I INCH
CLEARANCE
1INCH
1) For multi-storyvertical installations,
a
CeilingFirestop(Part
963)is required
at
the second floor, and any subsequent
floors.(Fig.
16)The opening
shouldbe
framed to 10-inch x 10-inch inside
dimensions,
in the same manner as
.shown
inFig.12.
2l' Any
occupied
areas
abovethe firstfloor,
includingclosets and storagespaces,
which the vertical
passes
through,
must
be enclosed.
The enclosuremay be
framed and sheetrocked
with standard
construction
materials,
however
consult
the instructions for the minimum
allowable
clearance
between
the outside
of the vent pipe, and the combustible
surfaces
of theenclosure.
Donotfillany
of
the
required
air
spaces
withinsulation.
18

E_
f cATHEDRALcEtLtNG
INSTALLATIoN
f
Step 1. rollow installation
Steps1 and 2 under
Vertical
Terminations.
Step 2. Using
the plumbbob,mark
the centre-
lineof the venting
system
on the ceiling
and
drilla smallhole
through
theceiling
' .and roof at this point. From the roof,
locate
thedrillholeandmark
theoutline
oftheCathedral
Ceiling
SupportBox.
Step
3.
Step
4.
Remove
shinglesor other roof covering
as necessary
to cutthe rectangular
hole
for the Support
Box.Cut the hole 1lg
larger
thanthe
Support
Box
ouiline.
Lower
theSupport
Box
through
thehole
intheroofuntil
thebottom
oftheSupport
Box
protrudes
atleast
2 inches
below
the
ceiling.(Fig.
17)Align
the Support
Box
both vertically
and horizontally
with a
level.
Temporarily
tackthe
SupportBox
in
place
through
the inside
wallsand into
theroof
sheathing.
Step 5. Using
tinsnips,
cut
theSupport
Boxfrom
thetopcorners
down
totheroofline,
and
fold the resultingflaps over the rool
sheathing.
(Fig.
18) Before
naiting
it to
'ttre roof, run a bead of non-hardening
mastic around the top edges of the
Support
Box,
to make
asealbetween
the
Box and the roof. Clean out any
combustible
materialfrom inside the
Support
Box.
Step 6. Comptete the Carhedral Ceiting
Installation by following the same
procedures
outlined
inSteps4through
9
forVertical
Terminations.
PATTERN
OFSUPPORT
BOXAS
ITIS
PFOJECTED
ONTOROOFLINE
FlG.18
19

GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
Conduct
an
inspection
of
theventingsystem
semiannually.
Recommendedareas
to inspectareasfollows:
1.Check
areasofthe
Venting
System
whichare
exposedto the
etements
for corrosion.
Thesewill appearas rust spots or streaks,and in
extreme
cases, holes. These componentsshould immediately be
replaced. i
2. Remove
the C"p, andshinea flashlightdown
theVent.
Removeany
bird
nests,
orotherforeignmaterial. ;i
. 3. Check
forevidencesofexcessivecondensate,
suchaswater
droplets
formingin the inner liner,
andsubsequently
drippingout at joints.
Continuouscondensationcan causecorrosion
of caps, pipe, and
fittings.lt may
be causedby havingexcessive
lateralruns,
too many
elbows,and exterior
portions
of the system
beingexposed to cold
weather.
4. Inspect
joints,
to verify that no Pipe
Sections
or Fittings
havebeen
disturbed, and consequentlyloosened. Also check mechanical
supports
suchas
Wall
Straps,
orplumbers'tape
forrigidity.
...
)
20