Kozy-World GFN2515R Quick start guide

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COMPACTVENT-FREE
FIREPLACE SYSTEM
OWNER SOPERATIONAND INSTALLATIONMANUAL
Donotstoreorusegasolineorotherflam-
mablevaporsandliquidsinthevicinityof
thisoranyotherappliance.
WHATTODO IFYOUSMELLGAS
l Donottrytolightanyappliance.
l Donottouchanyelectrical switch;
do notuseanyphoneinyourbuilding.
lImmediatelycall yourgassupplier
fromaneighbor sphone.Follow thegas
supplier sinstructions.
l Ifyoucannotreachyourgassupplier,
call thefiredepartment.
Installation and servicemustbeperformed
byaqualifiedinstaller, serviceagency,
orgassupplier.
WARNING: Improperinstallation,
adjustment,alteration,serviceormainte-
nance cancauseinjuryorpropertydamage.
Refertothismanualforcorrectinstallation
and operationalprocedures.Forassistance
oradditionalinformation consultaquali-
fiedinstaller,serviceagencyorgassupplier. Thisappliance maybeinstalledinan
aftermarket*,permanentlylocated,manufac-
tured(mobile)home,wherenotprohibited
bylocalcodes.
Thisappliance isonlyforuse withthetype
ofgasindicatedon theratingplate. This
appliance isnotconvertibleforusewith
othergases.
*Aftermarket: Completion ofsale,notforpurpose of
resale, fromthemanufacturer.
Installer:Pleaseleavetheseinstructionswiththe
consumer.
Consumer:Please retaintheseinstructionsfor
futureuse.
WATERVAPOR:
ABY-PRODUCTOF UNVENTEDROOMHEATERS
Watervaporisaby-productofgascombustion.An
unvented roomheaterproducesapproximatelyone
(1)ounce (30ml)ofwaterforevery1,000 BTU s(.3KW s)
ofgas inputper hour.Refertopage4.
WARNING: Thisisanunventedgas-
firedheater.Itusesair(oxygen)fromthe
roominwhichitisinstalled.Provi-
sionsforadequatecombustionandventi-
lationairmustbeprovided.Referto
AirForCombustionandVentilation sec-
tion on page5ofthismanual.
WARNING: Iftheinformationin
thismanualisnotfollowedexactly, a
fireorexplosion mayresultcaus-
ingpropertydamage,personalinjury,
GFN2515RGFP2516R
Kozy-WorldR
WorldMarketing ofAmerica, Inc.
P.O.Box192, Rt.. 22West
Mill Creek, PA17060
KW-EL020RBW-0505
KOZYWORLDPHONENUMBER:[phone]
http://www.worldmkting.com

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TableofContents
SafetyInformationWarnings..................................3
AirforCombustion andVentilation.........................5
Installation.............................................................7
Operatingheater...................................................10
Cleaning&Maintenance........................................13
TroubleShooting..................................................15
Specifications......................................................16
ReplacementParts...............................................17
PartsList..............................................................18
Installing thedecorating logs..............................22

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SAFETYINFORMATION
WARNINGS
3.If you smellgas
lShutoff gassupply.
lDonottrytolightanyappliance.
lDonottouchanyelectricalswitch;
donotuseanyphoneinyour
building.
lImmediatelycall yourgassupplier
fromaneighbor sphone.Follow
thegassupplier sinstructions.
lIf youcannot reachyourgas
supplier,call thefiredepartment.
4.Thisheatershall notbeinstalledinabed-
roomorbathroom.
5.Donotuse thisheateras awoodburning
heater.Useonlythe logsprovidedwiththe
heater.
6. Donotadd extralogsor ornamentssuch as
pinecones,vermiculite,orrock wool.Us-
ingtheseaddeditemscancause sooting.
Donotadd lavarockaroundbase.Rock
anddebriscouldfallintothe controlareaof
heater.After servicing, alwaysreplacescreen
beforeoperatingheater.
7. You must operatethisheater withtheheater
screeninplace.Makesureheaterscreen is
inplacebeforerunningheater.
8.Thisheater isdesignedtobesmokeless. If
logseverappeartosmoke,turnoffheater
and call aqualifiedserviceperson.
Note: During initial operation,slightsmok-
ing couldoccurduetologcuringand heater
burning manufacturing residues.
9.Topreventthecreationofsoot, followthe
instructionsinthe CleaningandMainte-
nance Section,page13.
10.Beforeusingfurniturepolish,wax,carpet
cleaner,orsimilar products,turnheater off.
Ifheated,thevaporsfromtheseproducts
may createawhitepowderresiduewithin
burnerboxoron adjacent wallsor furniture.
11.Thisheaterneedsfresh airventilationtorun
properly. Thisheater has anOxygenDeple-
tion Sensing (ODS)safetyshutoff system.
TheODSshutsdowntheheaterif not
enough freshairisavailable. Seethe Airfor
Combustion andVentilation Section,pages
5through 6.If heaterkeepsshuttingoff,see
Troubleshooting, pages15through16.
12.Donotrun heater
lWhereflammableliquidsorvaporsareused
or stored.
lUnder dustyconditions.
13.Donotusethisheater tocookfoodorburn
paper orother objects.
Donotplace clothing orother
flammablematerialonornearthe
appliance. Neverplace anyobjects
inthe fireplace.
Carefullysuperviseyoungchildren
whentheyareintheroomwith
fireplace.
Youmustoperatethisheaterwith
the heaterscreen inplace.Make
sureheaterscreenisinplace be-
forerunning heater.
Keep the appliance area clearand
free fromcombustiblematerials,
gasoline,andotherflammable
vaporsandliquids.
1.Thisapplianceisonlyforusewiththe
typeofgasindicatedonthe rating
plate.Thisappliance isnotconvert-
ibleforusewithothergases.
2.DonotplacePropane/LP
supplytank(s)indoors.
Heaterbecomesveryhotwhen
running fireplace.Keep children and
adultsawayfromhot surfaces to
avoidburnsorclothingignition.
Fireplacewill remainhot foratime
aftershutdown.Allowsurfaces to
coolbeforetouching.
StateofMassachusetts: The
installation mustbemadebyali-
censed plumberorgasfitterinthe
CommonwealthofMassachusetts.
Sellersof unventedpropaneornatu-
ralgas-firedsupplemental roomheat-
ersshallprovidetoeachpurchaser a
copyof 527 CMR30 upon saleof the
unit.
InthestateofMassachusetts,
unvented propaneor naturegas-fired
spaceheatersshallbeprohibitedin
bedroomsandbathrooms.
WARNING
ModelGFN2515Risequippedfor
Naturalgas.Fieldconversion isnot
permitted.
ModelGFP2516Risequippedfor
propanegas.Fieldconversionisnot
permitted.
IMPORTANT:Readthisowner s
manualcarefullyand completelybe-
foretryingtoassemble,operate,or
service thisheater. Improperuse of
thisheatercan cause serious injury
ordeathfromburns,fire, explosion,
electricalshock, andcarbonmonox-
idepoisoning.
DANGER: Carbonmonoxide
poisoning may lead todeath!
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning:
Earlysignsofcarbon monoxidepoi-
soningresemblethefluwith
headaches, dizziness,or nausea.If you
havethese signs, theheatermay not
beworking properly.Getfreshair
immediately!Have heaterserviced.
Somepeoplearemoreaffected by
carbon monoxidethanothers.These
includepregnantwomen,peoplewith
heart orlung disease oranemia, those
undertheinfluenceofalcohol,and
thoseathigh altitudes.
WARNING: Anychange to
thisfireplace oritscontrolscan
be dangerous.
WARNING: Donotallowfans
toblowdirectlyintotheheater.Avoid
anydraftsthatalterburnerflame
patterns.Ceilingfanscancreate
draftsthatalterburnerflame
patterns.Alteredburnerpatternscan
cause sooting.
Duetohigh temperatures,the
applianceshouldbe located outof
trafficandaway fromfurniture
and draperies.
WARNING: Donot useacces-
soriesnotapprovedforusewith
thisheater.
Makecertainyoureadandunderstand
allwarnings.Keepthismanualfor
reference.Itisyour guide tosafeand
properoperation of thisheater.
Propane/LP Gas: Propane/LPgas is
odorless.Anodor-making agent isadded
toPropane/LPgas.Theodorhelps you
detectaPropane/LPgas leak. However,
theodoraddedtoPropane/LPgascan
fade.Propane/LPgasmaybepresent
eventhoughnoodor exists.

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SAFETY
INFORMATION
Continued
14.Donotuseheaterif anyparthas
beenunderwater.lmmediatelycall
aqualifiedservice techniciantoin-
specttheroomheater and tore-
placeanypart of thecontrolsystem,
and anygas controlwhich has been
underwater.
15.Turnoffand unplug heaterand let
coolbeforeservicing.Onlyaquali-
fied service person shouldservice
andrepairheater.
16.Operating heateraboveelevations
of4,500feetcouldcause pilot
outage.
17.Donotoperateheaterifanylog is
broken.Donotoperateheaterifa
logischipped(dime-sized or
larger).
18.Topreventperformanceproblems,
do notuse fueltank of less than100
lbs. capacity.
LOCALCODES
lnstallanduseheaterwithcare.
Followall localcodes.Inthe
absenceoflocalcodes,usethe
latest editionofTheNational Fuel
GasCode.ANSIZ223.1,alsoknown
asNFPA54*.
*Availablefrom:
AmericanNationalStandards
lnstitute, lnc.
1430Broadway
New York.NY10018
National FireProtection
Association, lnc.
BatterymarchPark
Quincy.MA 02269
Thisheaterisdesigned forvent-
free operation.Stateand localcodes
insomeareasprohibitthe useof
vent-free heaters.
UNPACKING
1.Removetopinnerpack.
2.Tiltcartonsothatfireplaceisupright.
3.Removeprotectivesidepackaging.
4.Slidefireplaceoutofcarton.
5.Removeprotectiveplasticwrap.
6. Removetwo self-tappingscrewson
thescreen,thenliftand pulling
forward.
7.Removelogsetbycuttingplastic
ties.
8.Carefullyunwraplogs.
9. Check foranyshipping damage. If
fireplaceorlogsaredamaged,
promptlyinformdealerwhereyou
boughtthefireplacefrom.
PRODUCTFEATURES
SAFETYPILOT
Thisheaterhasapilotwithan
OxygenDepletionSensing(ODS)
safetyshutoffsystem.TheODS/pilot
isarequired featureforvent-free
roomheaters. TheODS/pilot shutsoff
theheaterif thereisnotenough
freshair.
PRODUCTIDENTIFICATION
Figure1-Compact Vent-Free Fireplace
Water vapor isaby-product ofgas combustion. Anunventedroom
heaterproducesapproximatelyone(1)ounce(30ml)ofwaterfor
every1,000 BTU s(.3KW s)ofgasinputperhour.
Unventedroomheatersarerecommendedassupplementalheat
(aroom)ratherthanaprimaryheatsource(anentirehouse) .In
mostsupplementalheatapplication,thewatervapordoes not
createaproblem.Inmostapplications,the watervapor enhances
thelowhumidityatmosphereexperienceduringcoldweather.
WATERVAPOR:ABY-PRODUCTOFUNVENTEDROOMHEATERS
Thefollowing stepswillhelpinsurethatwatervapordoes not
becomeaproblem.
1.Besuretheheaterissized properlyfortheapplication,
including amplecombustionairand circulationair.
2. If highhumidityisexperienced,adehumidifiermay beused
tohelplower thewater vapor contentoftheair.
3.Donotuse anunventedroomheaterastheprimaryheat
source.
Mantel
Decorative
Frame
StoveCabinet
Screen
Log
Heatercontrol
(Insidedoor)
OVERRIDECONTROLSYSTEM
Thisfireplacehastwo operation
method: RemoteControl and Manual
Control.The RemoteControl hasa
transmitter,whichrequiresthree AAA
batteriesandelectricpoweroutletto
operate.Ifnopower,you can operate
thefireplacebymanual.

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AIRFORCOMBUSTIONANDVENTILATION
WARNING:Thisheatershall
notbe installed in aconfined space
orunusuallytightconstruction
unlessprovisionsareprovidedfor
adequatecombustionand ventila-
tionair.Readthefollowingin-
structionstoinsureproperfresh
airforthisand otherfuel-burning
appliancesinyourhome.
PROVIDING ADEQUATE
VENTILATION
Thefollowingareexcerptsfrom
National FuelGasCode, NFPA54/
ANSIZ 223.1. Section 5.3,Airfor
Combustionand Ventilation.
Allspacesin homesfallintoone
ofthethreefollowingventilation
classifications:
1. UnusuallyTight Construction
2.Unconfined Space
3.ConfinedSpace
Theinformationonpages5through
6willhelpyouclassifyyourspace
andprovide adequateventilation.
Confinedand UnconfinedSpace
TheNationalFuel GasCode,ANSI
Z223.1 definesaconfinedspaceas
aspacewhosevolumeisless than
50cubicfeet per1,000Btuperhour
(4.8m3perkw)ofthe aggregate
inputrating ofall appliancesinstalled
inthatspaceandan unconfining
spaceasaspacewhosevolume
isnotlessthan50cubicfeetper1,
000Btuperhour(4.8m3perkw)of
theaggregateinputratingofall
appliancesinstalled in thatspace.
Roomscommunicating directlywith
thespaceinwhichtheappliances
areinstalled*,through openingsnot
furnished withdoors, areconsid-
ered apartoftheunconfined
space.
Thisheatershall notbeinstalled
inaconfined spaceorunusually
tightconstructionunlessprovisions
areprovidedforadequatecom-
bustionandventilation air.
*Adjoining roomsarecommuni-
catingonlyiftherearedoorless
passagewaysorventilation grills
betweenthem.
UnusuallyTightConstruction
DETERMININGFRESHAIRFLOWFORHEATERLOCATION
DeterminingifYou Have aConfined orUnconfined Space
Usethisworksheettodetermineif you have aconfinedor unconfinedspace.
Space: Includesthe roominwhichyouwillinstallheaterplus anyadjoiningroomswithdoorlesspassageways
orventilationgrillsbetweentherooms.
1. Determine thevolumeof thespace(length×width×height).
Length×Width×Height= cu.ft.(volumeofspace)
Example:Spacesize 20ft. (length)×16ft. (width)×8ft. (ceiling height)=2560cu.ft. (volumeofspace)
If additionalventilationtoadjoiningroomissupplied withgrillsor openings,addthevolumeofthese
roomstothetotalvolumeof thespace.
2.Dividethespacevolumeby50 cubicfeettodeterminethemaximumBtu/Hrthespacecansupport.
(volumeofspace) 50 cu.ft.=(MaximumBtu/Hr the spacecansupport)
Example:2560cu.ft.(volumeofspace) 50cu.ft.=51.2or51,200(maximumBtu/Hr the spacecansupport)
AIRFORCOMBUSTIONANDVENTILATION
Theairthatleaks around doors
andwindowsmayprovide enough
freshairforcombustion and
ventilation.However,inbuildingsof
unusuallytightconstruction,you
must provideadditional freshair.
Unusuallytightconstructionis
defined as construction where:
a)wallsandceilingsexposed to
theoutsideatmospherehavea
continuouswatervaporretarderwith
aratingofoneperm(6×10-11 kgper
pa-sec-m2)orless withopenings
gasketed orsealedand
b)weatherstripping hasbeen
added on windowsthatopen and
doorsand
c)caulkingorsealantsareap-
pliedtoareassuchasjointsaround
windowand doorframes, between
soleplatesand floors,between wall-
ceilingjoints, between wall panels,
atpenetrationsforplumbing,
electrical,and gaslines,and atother
openings.
Ifyourhomemeetsall of the
threecriteriaabove,youmustpro-
vide additionalfreshair.See Venti-
lationAirFromOutdoors, page 6.
Ifyourhomedoesnotmeetallofthe
threecriteriaabove,proceed to
DeterminingFresh-AirFlow For
HeaterLocation, below.

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WARNING:Reworkworksheet,adding thespaceoftheadjoining unconfinedspace. The
combined spacesmusthaveenough fresh airtosupplyall appliances inbothspaces.
If the actualBtu/Hrusedislessthanthe maximumBtu/Hrthespace can support,the spaceisan
unconfinedspace.Youwillneednoadditionalfreshair ventilation.
3.AddtheBtu/Hrofallfuelburningappliancesinthespace.
Vent-free heaterBtu/Hr
Gas water heater* Btu/Hr
Gas furnace Btu/Hr
VentedgasheaterBtu/Hr
Gas heater logsBtu/Hr
Other gas appliances*+Btu/Hr
Total =Btu/Hr
*Donotincludedirect-ventgas appliances.Direct-ventdrawscombustion airfromtheoutdoorsand
ventstotheoutdoors.
4. Comparethe maximumBtu/Hrthespacecan supportwiththeactualamountofBtu/Hr used.
Btu/Hr (maximumthe spacecansupport)
Btu/Hr (actualamountof Btu/Hr used)
Example : 51,200Btu/Hr(maximumthe spacecansupport)
56,000 Btu/Hr (actualamount of Btu/Hr used)
Thespaceintheaboveexampleisaconfinedspacebecause theactualBtu/Hrused ismorethan the
maximumBtu/Hrthe spacecansupport.
Youmustprovide additionalfresh air. Youroptions areasfollows:
A.Reworkworksheet, adding thespaceofanadjoining room.Ifthe extraspaceprovides anunconfined
space,removedoortoadjoining roomoradd ventilation grillsbetweenrooms. See Ventilation AirFrom
Inside Building (below).
B.Vent roomdirectlytothe outdoors.See VentilationAir FromOutdoors (below) .
C. InstallalowerBtu/Hrheater,iflowerBtu/Hr size makesroomunconfined.
Figure2-VentilationAirfromInside Building
Example:
Gas waterheater30,000 Btu/Hr
Vent-free heater + 26,000 Btu/Hr
Total =56,000 Btu/Hr
WARNING:Ifthearea in which theheater may beoperatedissmaller than thatdefined
as anunconfinedspace orifthebuilding isofunusuallytightconstruction, provideadequate
combustionand ventilationairbyoneofthemethodsdescribed in theNationalFuelGas Code,
ANSI Z223.1, Section 5.3orapplicablelocalcodes.
Thisfreshairwould comefroman adjoininguncon-
finedspace.Whenventilatingtoanadjoining
unconfined space,you must provide twoperma-
nent openings:one within 12"ofthe ceilingand
onewithin12"oftheflooronthewall connecting
thetwo spaces(seeoptions1and2,Figure2).
You canalsoremovedoorintoadjoiningroom
(see option 3, Figure2).Followthe National Fuel
GasCode.NFPA24/ANSI Z223.1. Section 5.3,
AirforCombustion and Ventilation forrequired
sizeofventilation grillsorducts.
Ventilation AirFromlnsideBuilding
Ventilation AirFromOutdoors
Provideextrafreshairbyusing ventilation grillsor
ducts.You must provide twopermanent openings:
onewithin12"oftheceilingandone within 12"ofthe
floor.Connecttheseitemsdirectlytothe outdoorsor
spacesopen totheoutdoors. Thesespacesinclude
atticsandcrawlspaces.Followthe NationalFuel
GasCode, NFPA54/ANSI Z223.1,Section 5.3.Air
forCombustion and Ventilation forrequired sizeof
ventilation grillsorducts.
IMPORTANT:Do notprovideopeningsforinlet
oroutletairintoatticifattichas athermostat-
controlledpower vent.Heatedairenteringthe
atticwill activatethepowervent.
Figure3-Ventilation AirfromOutdoors
Option 3
12"
Ventilation
Grills
into
Adjoining
Room,
Option1
12"
Option 2
VentilationGrills
intoAdjoining Room,
Or
Remove
Doorinto
Adjoining
Room,
Intlet
Air
Inlet Air Ventilated
Crawl Space
Outlet
Air
To
Crawl
Space
ToAttic
Outlet Air
Ventilated
Attic

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NOTICE:Thisheateris
intended foruseassupplemental
heat. Usethisheateralongwith
yourprimaryheatingsystem.Do
notinstall thisheaterasyour
primaryheat source. If youhavea
central heating system, youmay
run system'scirculatingblower
whileusingheater.Thiswill helpcir-
culatetheheatthroughoutthe
house .
INSTALLATION
WARNING: Aqualifiedservice
person mustinstallheater. Follow
alllocalcodes.
WARNING: Neverinstall the
heater:
l inabedroomor bathroom
l inarecreationalvehicle
l wherecurtains,furniture,clothing,
or other flammableobjectsare
less than36inchesfromthe
front, top, or sidesof theheater
l inhightrafficareas
l inwindyordraftyareas
WARNING: Maintainthemini-
mumclearances.Ifyoucan,pro-
videgreater clearances fromfloor,
ceiling,andadjoiningsideand
back walls.
CAUTION: Thisheatercreates
warmaircurrents.Thesecurrents
moveheat towallsurfaces next to
heater.Installingheaternext tovinyl
orclothwallcoveringsoroperating
heaterwhereimpurities (such as
tobacco smoke,aromaticcandles,
cleaning fluids,oil orkerosene
lamps,etc.)intheairexist,may
discolorwalls.
IMPORTANT: Vent-freeheatersadd
moisturetothe air. Although thisis
beneficial,installingheaterinrooms
withoutenoughventilationairmay
causemildew.See Air for Combustion
andVentilation, pages5through6.
CHECK GAS TYPE
Useonlythe typeofgasindicatedon
the plate.Ifyourgas supplycannot
meetthatrequirement,donotinstall
heater.Calldealer whereyou bought
heater fromforproperheater type.
Figure4-MinimumClearance toWall
CLEARANCESTOCOMBUSTIBLES
(Vent-FreeOperation Only)
Carefullyfollowtheinstructionsbelow.
Thisfireplaceisafreestandingunit
designedtoset directlyonthefloor.
IMPORTANT:You mustmaintain
minimumwallandceilingclearances
duringinstallation.The minimum
clearances areshowninFigure4.
Measurefromoutermost point offire-
placetop.
MinimumWall andCeiling
Clearances
(seeFigure4)
A. Clearances fromoutermost point
offireplacetop toanycombustibleside
wallshouldnot beless than12inches.
B.Clearancesfromthefireplacetop
totheceiling shouldnotbeless than
48 inches.

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CONNECTINGTOGASSUPPLY
WARNING:Aqualified service
person must connect heatertogas
supply.Followall localcodes.
CAUTION: Neverconnectheater
directlytothegassupply.Thisheater
requires anexternalregulator(not
supplied). lnstallthe externalregulator
between the heaterandgas supply.
INSTALLATION ITEMSNEEDED
Beforeinstalling heater, makesureyou
havethe itemslisted below.
l piping(checklocalcodes)
lsealant(resistanttonaturalor propane/
LPgas)
lequipmentshutoffvalve*
ltestgauge connection*
lsedimenttrap
lseejoint
lpipewrench
l flexiblegas hose (check localcodes).
*ACSAdesign-certifiedequipment shutoff
valvewith1/8" NPTtapisanacceptable
alternativetotest gaugeconnection.Pur-
chasetheoptionalCSAdesign-certified
equipmentshutoffvalve fromyour dealer.
SeeAccessories,page 17.
Figure7-Gas Connection
The installermustsupplyanexternal
regulator.Theexternalregulatorwillre-
duceincoming gas pressure. You must
reduceincoming gaspressuretobe-
tween11to14 inches.Ifyou do notre-
duceincominggaspressure, heaterregu-
lator damagecouldoccur. lnstallexternal
regulator withtheventpointingdownas
showninFigure6.Pointingthevent
downprotectsit fromfreezing rainor
sleet.
*Purchasetheoptional CSAdesign-certifiedequipmentshutoffvalvefrom
yourdealer.See Accessories,page17.
**11”W.C. pressureistheminimuminlet pressureforpurposeofinput adjustment.
INSTALLATION
Continued
WARNING: Neverconnect heater to
private(non-utility) gaswells.Thisgasis
commonlyknownas wellheadgas.
CAUTION: Onlyuseanewblack
ironorsteelpipe.Internally-tinnedcop-
pertubingmaybe usedincertain
areas.Check yourlocalcodes.Use
pipeof 1/2"diameter orgreater toallow
proper gas volumetoheater. Ifpipeis
toosmall, undue lossofpressurewill
occur.
Installation mustincludeanequipment
shutoff valve,union,and plugged1/8"NPT
tap. LocateNPTtapwithinreach fortest
gauge hookup.NPTtapmustbeup-
streamfromheater(see Figure7).
IMPORTANT:Install equipmentshutoff
valveinan accessiblelocation.The
equipment shutoff valveisfor turning on
orshuttingoff the gastothe appliance.
Applypipejointsealantlightlytomale
threads.Thiswill preventexcess sealant
fromgoing intopipe.Excess sealantin
pipecouldresultincloggedheater valves.
CAUTION: Usepipejointsealant
that isresistanttoliquidpetroleum(LP)
gas.
Werecommend that you install asedi-
menttrap insupplylineas shownin
Figure7. Locatesediment trapwhereit is
withinreachforcleaning.Install inpiping
systembetweenfuelsupplyandheater.
Locatesedimenttrapwheretrapped
matter isnotlikelytofreeze. Asediment
traptraps moistureand contaminants.
Thiskeeps themfromgoingintoheater
controls.If sediment trapisnotinstalled
orisinstalled incorrectly,heatermaynot
runproperly.
CAUTION: Avoiddamagetoregulator..
Holdgasregulatorwithwrench when
connectingintogaspipingand/or
fittings.
NG MODELS:
5”to10.5”W.C.
Gassupplierprovidesexternalregu-
latorfornatural gas.
Figure6-External RegulatorWith
VentPointingDown
(DONOTOVERTIGHTENGASCONNECTION)
Figure5-Gas RegulatorLocation and
Gas Line Access IntoStoveCabinet
Purchase

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WARNING: Testallgaspiping
andconnections forleaksafterin-
stallingor servicing. Correctallleaks
at once.
WARNING: Neveruse anopen
flametocheckfor aleak.Applya
mixtureofliquidsoapandwaterto
alljoints.Bubblesformingshowa
leak.Correct allleaksimmediately.
CAUTION: Makesureexternal
regulatorhas beeninstalledbe-
tweennatural gas supplyand heater.
Seeguidelines underConnecting
toGas Supply, page8.
Figure8-Equipment Shutoff Valve
PressureTesting Gas Supply
Piping System
Test Pressures InExcessOf 1/2
PSIG(3.5kPa)
1.Disconnectheaterwithitsappli-
ance maingasvalve (controlvalve)
andequipmentshutoffvalve from
gassupplypiping system.Pres-
sures inexcess of1/2psigwill
damageheater regulator.
2. Capoff openendof gas pipewhere
equipmentshutoffvalvewas
connected.
3.Pressurize supplypiping system
byeitherusingcompressedairor
opening propane/LPsupplyvalve.
4. Checkalljointsofgassupplypip-
ingsystem. Applymixtureofliquid
soap andwatertogasjoints.
Bubbles formingshowaleak.
5.Correctall leaksimmediately.
6.Reconnectheaterand equipment
shutoff valvetogas supply.Check
reconnectedfittingsforleaks.
PressureTesting HeaterGas
Connections
1.Openequipmentshutoffvalve
(seeFigure8).
2. Opengassupplyvalve.
3.Makesureheaterisinthe OFF
position.
4.Checkalljointsfromequipment
shutoff valvetocontrolvalve (seeFig-
ure9). Applymixtureofliquidsoap
andwatertogas joints.Bubbles
formingshowaleak.
5.Correctallleaksimmediately.
6.Light heater (seeOperatingHeater,
page10 ). Checkall otherinternal
jointsfor leaks.
7.Turnoffheater(see ToTurnOff Gas
toAppliance,page 10 ).
Figure9-Checking Gas Joints
INSTALLATION
Continued
CHECKINGGASCONNECTIONS
TestPressures EqualToorLess
Than1/2PSIG(3.5kPa)
1.Closeequipmentshutoff valve
(see Figure8).
2.Pressurizesupplypipingsystem
byeitherusingcompressed airor
opening gas supplytank valve.
3.Checkall jointsfromgasmeter to
equipment shutoffvalve (see Fig-
ure9).Applymixtureof liquidsoap
andwatertogasjoints.Bubbles
forming showaleak.
4.Correctall leaksimmediately.

10
WARNING: Failuretoposition
thepartsinaccordance withthese
diagramsmayresultinproperty
damage orpersonalinjury.
CAUTION: After installationand
periodicallythereafter, checktoen-
surethatnoflamecomes in
contactwithanylog. Withtheheater
set toHIGH, check tosee ifflames
contact anylog.If so, reposition logs
according totheloginstallation
instructionsinthismanual. Flames
contacting logs willcreatesoot.
INSTALLINGLOGS
Figure10 -Installing Log Set(Top
View)
INSTALLATION
Continued
IMPORTANT: Make surelog does
notcoveranyburner ports(see Fig-
ure10).
OPERATINGHEATER
nFORYOUR SAFETY n
READ BEFORE
LIGHTING
WARNING: If youdonot
followtheseinstructions exactly,afire
orexplosionmayresult causingprop-
ertydamage,personalinjuryor
loss of life.
A.Thisappliancehas apilotwhich
must belighted bycontrolsystem,
Whenlighting thepilot,follow
theseinstructionsexactly.
B.BEFORELIGHTINGsmellall
aroundthe appliance areafor
gas.Besuretosmell nexttothe
floorbecause somegas is
heavierthanairand will settle
on thefloor.
WHATTODOIFYOUSMELL GAS
SEE WARNINGinPage1for proper
instructions.
C.Use onlyyourhand topushincontrol
knob.Neverusetools.Iftheappliance
couldnotoperate,don't trytorepairit,
Call aqualifiedservicetechnicianorgas
supplier.Forced orattemptedrepairmay
result inafireorexplosion.
D.Donotuse thisapplianceifanypart
has beenunder water. Immediatelycall
aqualifiedservice technician toinspect
theappliance andtoreplaceanypartof
the controlsystemandanygascontrol
whichhasbeen under water.
TOTURNOFF GASTOAPPLIANCE
Shut off heater
1. Press the IGN/OFFbutton.(Seefig12)
2.SettheSwitchonOFFlocation.(See fig
11)
Shuttingoff burneronly( pilotstaylit)
1.PresstheBURNERtoset flameOFF se-
lect
Fig12 - Front of the Transmitter
NOTICE: During initial operation
ofnewfireplace, burninglogs will
giveoff apaper-burning smell.Or-
ange flamewill also bepresent.
Open awindowtoventsmell. This
willonlylastafewhours.
CAUTION: Donot trytoadjust
heating levelsbyusingtheequipment
shutoff valve.
LIGHTINGINSTRUCTIONS
1. STOP! Readthe safetyinformation,
page3.
2.Makesureequipmentshutoff
valve isfullyopen.
Figure11- ManualON/OFF Button
andON/OFF Switch Location
Ifyourremotetransmitterislostor
doesnotfunction, youcan pressthe
ManualON/OFF Buttoninorderto
manuallyoperateyourheater.
FunctionofManualON/OFFButton
andPowerON/OFF Switch
Note: TooperateyourheatertheON/
OFFswitch mustbeintheON
position.TheREDlightindicates
thereiselectricalpower toyour heater
whentheON/OFF switch isintheON
position.TheGREEN lightindicates
the pilot lightisON.
Note: Pleasewait foroneminuteto
lightagainafter shuttingoff heater.
Note:Ifoperatingby transmitter,you
mustsetthe controlknob on
ELECTRICposition. Donotset the
controlknob between the locked
position,otherwisetherewillbe no
powertotheheater