Outdoor GreatRoom Company Boardwalk User manual

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Boardwalk Fire Pit Table
Installation Instructions

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Contents
Required Tools……………..……..3
Placing the Table…………………5
Gas Connection…….…………….6
Igniter Installation (pt 1)……….....7
Fire Pit Assembly….……….……..8
Igniter Installation (pt 2) …….….10
Locating Propane tank………….11
Care and maintenance ………...11
Notice:
This unit is listed for use in North America for both residential and
commercial applications. In the event that the appliance can be
used by those unfamiliar with the appliance, we suggest the use of
a master Key Valve to prevent unauthorized use. The use of a Glass
Guard is also strongly recommended when small children or other
individuals with reduced sensory or mental capacities may be in
close proximity to the appliance.
42444:A 9.4.2014

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Required Tools
 Utility Knife
To cut and remove packaging
 2 Open Ended Wrenches
To make gas connections
 Leather Gloves
To protect hands from rough edges
found on the coffee table.
 One (1) AAA Battery (not
included)
Required for igniter installation
 Battery or electric power drill
with Phillips tip
Used for attaching the composite top to fire
pit base
 It is required that a minimum of
two people assemble and install
the Boardwalk. The concrete
section of this fire pit table may
require more people to help lift.

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Included with your fire pit:
 CF-1224 Burner kit
 Composite wood and
SuperCast concrete tops
 Metal Fire Pit Base
 Top Bracket (X4)
 Sheet Metal Screw (x8)

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Placing the Fire Pit table
1. Remove access door
2. Remove the base from the box
3. Move the base without door to desired location
and set into place on a hard flat surface. This fire
pit has rubber feet on the bottom which allow for
proper ventilation of the fire pit. Placing this fire pit
on grass or similar surfaces may block airflow and
increase the chance of injury in the event of a gas
leak.
4. When locating your coffee table, refer to the
Crystal Fire manual and maintain clearance to
combustibles.
Sierra fire pit table shown, finishes
and styles may vary

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Before completing the following steps, read and
understand the Crystal Fire owner’s manual.
Gas Connection
Connect the incoming black rubber gas hose (for
propane) or incoming natural gas line to the valve.
It is not recommended to use Teflon tape or pipe
dope on the connection to the valve with flare
fittings.
 LP installations use the hose and regulator
provided with the burner.
 Natural Gas installations refer to the supplied
Crystal Fire Manual.
Attach incoming gas here (black
rubber propane hose or incoming
natural gas line)
Use two wrenches to fully tighten gas connections.
Do not make gas connections to burner until concrete top is
installed. Gas connections can be made from below or from
above by lifting burner to access gas line.
TIGHTEN ALL FITTINGS WITH TWO WRENCHES AND CHECK FOR
LEAKS BEFORE OPERATION

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Igniter Installation (Part 1)
Note: Before installing ignition system, ensure that gas valves are closed
and gas is disconnected for safety.
1. Make sure the valve is in the OFF position
2. Unscrew sparker cap and hex nut (sparker included
with burner). Install as shown below.
Insert AAA Battery with
positive side facing outward

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Assembling the Boardwalk
1. With the help of at least one other person, remove
concrete and composite wood tops from packaging
and set on a soft surface. With the base in its final
position, set the composite wood top on top and
center the opening on the metal fire pit base.
2. Place a bracket 12” from each corner on the long sides
of the composite wood top and attach the brackets with
the included sheet metal screws.

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3. Before placing the concrete top, see the diagram
below and mark out corner locations of the concrete
with masking tape or a pencil.
Control panel
4. With at least one other person, carefully set the
concrete top on to the base, being careful not to scratch
the composite wood top.
Locate sparker at this end
5. Set the burner into the opening in the concrete top
and proceed with hooking up the igniter and gas lines
(See your crystal fire burner instruction manual for full
gas hookup information)
9”
9”
8 5/8”
8 5/8”
Control panel

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Igniter Installation (Part 2)
IMPORTANT
Please consult your Crystal Fire instruction manual for detailed instructions and
important information related to hooking up your burner, including safety
information, proper tightening of connections with two wrenches and full burner
setup and lighting instructions.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL BURNER WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING THE MANUAL.
IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF HOW TO COMPLETE THE STEPS OUTLINED, CONSULT A
QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN
3. To properly install ignition system, an Ignition and Ground
wire need to be attached to the igniter box.
Start by plugging the black Ignition wire hanging from
the burner in to one side of the back of the igniter
(either side is fine).
Next; plug the Ground wire into the open port on the
igniter box.
Test system by depressing the button on the igniter. A
continuous repeating spark at the igniter on the burner
means everything is connected properly. Consult the
troubleshooting section of your crystal fire owner’s
manual if spark is weak, intermittent, or not present.
4. Once the system is grounded and igniter
operation is verified, gas hookups can be
performed by a qualified gas installer.

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Locating your Tank
1. Your tank should be positioned so that the fuel can be
shut off after each use.
2. Slide the tank into fire pit base, past the threshold of
the door opening. Ensure the door can close completely
with the tank installed.
3. Confirm all hoses are clear and not touching the burner.
Care and Maintenance
 If scratches occur in the composite wood top,
they can be easily sanded out with fine grit
sandpaper just as you would with a real wood
surface. Sanding lightly with the grain will
remove most light scratches that may occur.
 Table should be covered when not in use.
Prolonged exposure to moisture may cause
discoloration of surfaces , so ensure the table is
dry before covering.
 We recommend cleaning and sealing your
concrete Supercast top as often as necessary. If
the top beings looking dull; clean and re-seal
with commercially available concrete cleaner
and acrylic sealer. See the Supercast care and
maintenance sheet included with your concrete
top for more information.
WARNING
After consulting the manual and following instructions, remember; before operating,
all gas connections must be fully checked for leaks

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