Superior DS-36TN User manual

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MANUAL. FOR ASSiSTANCE OR AODI-
TiONAL INFORMATION CONSULT A
Disco~erySeries
AGENCY OR THE GAS SUPPLIER.
Decorative Gas
Sealed Combustion
And VentSystem
Accessories
DST4- 12/13/36
DST-9OELB
DST-45ELB
DST-HTK
DST-VTK
Natural Gas Models
DS-36TN
Propane Models
DS-36Tp
DS-HTS
DST-FS
DST-F
Do nottryto lighianyappliance.
Do not touch any electrical
switches. Do not use anyphone in
your building.
Immediately call your gas sup-
plierfrom a neighbor'sphone. Fol-
lowthegassupplier's ins!ruc!ions. 1
If you cannot reach your gas
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Do not store or use gasoline or
other flammable vapors or liquids
in the vicinity of this or any other
appliance.
/i WARNING: THE OS-36T SFRIFS APPI I- - -- -.~
-- ... -- . .. . -.
ANCES ARE VENTED DECORATIVE GAS
I
APPLIANCES. DO NOT BURN WOOD OR
OTHER MATERIALINTHESEAPPLIANCES.
Oue to high temperatures. the appliance
should be located out of lraffic and away
from furniture or drapes. Do not place
clothing or other materials onornearthe
appliance.
PLEASE RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE.
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introduction ............................ pace 2
Gelera1 information .............. ..page 2
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Location and clearances ..page 3
nsiallat~on ........................... .pa@ 3
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Framing dimensions page 3
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Appliance d!mensions page 3
Vsticai i:rmlra!io-. s:!stevs ... .pace 6
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I en Foot Ruie page 8
tiorizontal termination sys:ems ... page 11
High Fievation Rerating
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Finishing Requirements page 15
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Cold Climate insulation page 16
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Accessories page 16
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Careioperation page 16
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Maintenance page i6
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Warranty page 17
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Replacement parts page 17
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Accessories!components pace 1 i
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Trouble shooting guide. page 19
Lighting instructions
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Replacement parts 1st. ................ page 22
TYPICAL INSTALLATION
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saie eiiicieni. depelijirl?;nstaii2:isn forycur
appiiarce and ';el! s:lstem Please read 2nd
understacd these instr~lcticnsbefijre Cegin-
ning your nstaiation.
INTRODUCTION
The DS-367
is a seaied combuston. air crw-
atng gas aopiance designed fsr resldentai
applications. The aooiiance musl be instalieL'
with the Superior Fireplace DST vent s:rs!em
that IS rouled to the outside atmosphere
Tile appliance is deslgn2d to opemeon natura!
or propane gas. A miillvolt gas control 'valve
i"!it/l piezo ignition system provides saie. effi-
cient operation. No external electrical oower is
i
required.
Ths appliance complies with National Safe*!
I Standards and is tested and listed by Warnock
I Hersey International lnc. (Report No 606-
221900) to ANSI 22150b - 1990 (in Canada.
CANICGA-2.22-M89,IRf41-1991, IRf43-1992
and CANiCGA-2.17-bl9l j as a ventzd decora-
tive
gas appliance.
~~:st;i~:zt,oi:m~i~tco~'o:ir:o local ccces. inn
ansence ci locai codes,ins?a!l;iion mistcon;-
ply wln tile current Naiionai iuel G2s Code.
ANSi 2223 1. 1988. (in Cacada. the current
CAN-I 8449 insialiatlon cod?.)
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ALTER OR MODIFY
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE APPLIANCE OR
ITS COMPONENTS. ANY MODIFICATION OR
ALTERATiON MAY V0i0 iHiWARRANYY.
CERTIFICAT!ON AND LISTINGSOFTHIS UNIT.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Note: Insf8l/atiofl and reoajr shouin be Fe,<-
formedbyaqualifiebsen~iceperson, Theappli-
ance should be insuectedamiuail:. by a qudii-
fiedprofess;ona/serviceperson. More frequent
inspections
and c:ean!ngs msy berequired due
toexcessi~fe lint fromcarpeting.beddingmate-
rfal. erc. It is irnperatfve that the corltrolcom-
parfment. burners and circulat~npairp~ssadge
ways of the appliance be kepiclean.
Provide adequate clearances around air open-
ings and adequate accessibili?g cclearance for
service and proper operation. l\lever obstruct
the iront openings of the
appliance^
lh~sappllanceisdesignedto operateonnatural
or propane gas only. The use of otherfuels or
combination of fuels '?!ill degrade the perfor-
mance of this system,
inputofapplance IS 24.000STUiHPfornatura~
gas and 21,060 BTUiHR forpropane gas mod-
els
Do not use th~sappiance if any part has been
under water. lmlnediateiy call a oualified ser-
vice techniclan to inspectthe appliance and to
replaceanyparts ofthe controls:vs:em andany
gas c0n:ro which have been under water.
A 1/8' NPTtest gage conrection is providedon
:he gas control va!ve adjacent to the outlet to
the main Surner.
Minimum inietgaspressur?isP.5inchsswater
coiumn for natural gas and 11 Inches water
coiumn for propane for the purpose of input
adjustment
lvlax~muminietgassupplyprzssureisi.Oiriches
water column for natural gas and 13.0inches
water column for propane.
The appliance must
be isolated from the gas
supply plping system
(by closing its individual
manual shui-off valve) during any pressure
Figure 1
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nus: 3e d!sconneCt$I f:-.t~ tke ;:s s3pDct
pipn~sfs!em burlng a?;! prc-ssure le5:lr.g oi
that system at pressures in excess of 1 :2 oSg
(3 5 kPaj
This apo!iance must not be cc~:nec!ed to a
cbimpey or ilue ser:ing a separate soio fbri
burning appliapca
Typical Locations
Figure 2
LOCATION AND CLEARANCES
In selecting the location,the esthetic and func-
tional use of the appliance are primary con-
cerns. However vent system routing to the
exterior and access to the fuel suppl:~are also
mportant Consideration should be r;iven to
traffic ways,
furniture. draperies. etc.. due io
elevated surface temperatures. The location
should also be free oielectrical, plumbing or
other heatingtair conditioning duc:ing.
The appliance should be mounted on a fully
supported base extending the full width and
depth of the unit.The appliance may be located
on or nearconventional construction materials.
However.
I! installedoncombus:iblematerials,
suchacarpeting,vinyltile:etc., ameta orl~~ood
barriercavering theentire bottomsurfacemust
be used
Minimum
clearancetocombustibles: sidesand
back - U, f!oor - O', adjacent if,!all - 0.
Minim~mclearance to combustibles for the
vent system is; vertical run
= 2" (51 mm).
horizontal run = top ?& 3 (76 mmj,sides 5
(51 mm), bodom @ 1" 125 mm).
ASSEMBLY STEPS
The bjpical sequence of ~nstallatonfollows.
ho!vever, eachinstallation is uniqueresulting!n
variations tn thnse described
1 Cci:st:iic! irarning a!!d position the apoli-
ance
1. b?v:akeconnec:ol: t3 gas sii~~l~ al;C nslaii
he log and bcrner assernb!?
j, installtheo~eratn!!can:ial sv!licIlacO bring
nelectrica!semiceiine:ar!o~~ed airircularnr;
'an (option? equipmel;ti,
6. ?,$gun;fcrcsd air kit (optonai eoupment'!.
8. Finish enclosure v#alISand trim.
INSTALLATION
Tile a~pliance IS shipped v!itt' the controls and
burner tray Installed and pre-!wired, Pemove
the shipping carton, exposing the front glass
panel. Loosen and remove two (2) bolts, i'dith
springs andwashersatthe uoper eftandright
hand corners of the glass frame. tilt out\"dard.
thenliftto removetheglass panel. Setthe panel
aside and protect from inadvefient damage.
Retan bolts.spr~ngsand\.!ashers forreassem-
bly. Next, remove the cartonjsj packed nsde
the appliance and also set these aside.
Step
1. Frame applianre f~iciosureas illus-
trated n
Figures 4 through 7.
Step2.Routea112'(:3mm) blacklrongasline
alolig ibeleft side framing. Drill ciearance hole
as shown ir:
i!g~e 3,
Figure 3
Step 3. Pos~tionaopianc: intc preparedfram-
ing, secure
r~ith 6d nails at the na~linaflange
along each side.
15'
';'. I ' (362mmi
36'-I
rS!zmmi
Outside CI12~e
Figure 4
'TI
-
-
36. -1
(912 mm)
Inside Chase
Figure 5
Figure 6
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!i35mmlp~ p-
15 112
(394 mm/
1
A
. 35 710' p~~
(912 mm!
+ L?'
(25 mml
TOP VlEW
FRONT VlEW
Gas
Inlet
3 112'
(89 mm)
wire
5" 1 313'
/:2i mml (44 mm,
' ' (92: mm)
33 112"
(851 mm)
11.-
I \
4 '\
4 >Id
(108mml Junctton
Box
LEFT SIDE RIGHT SIDE
Figure 8
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X =Air Supply Inlet
Pi = Ventlerminsl
;erea WhereTetmlnal Is Net Perm~ned
A - ciearanceabov~grade,veranda,porch,deck, or balcony
I = clearancets sardce regulator vent outlet
12 inches
(30 cm) minimum
U.S. - 3 ieet (1 8 m)minimum
Canada
- 6 feet (90cm! minimum
B =
clearance to window or door illat may be ooened
U.S - 9 inckes (22.5 cnjminimiim
J =
cicara~;ceto air supply ine! to building orthe combus-
Canada - 12 inches (30 cm) mnimuv tion air inlet
i0 any other appliance.
C = clearaiiceto permanentlycasedwiiidow-recommended ncn-mechanical inlet:
to prevent condensation on window
US - 9 inches (22.5 cm) minimum
U.S. - 9 inches (22.5 cm) minimum Canada
- 12 inches 130 cni) minimum
Canada
- 12 inches (30 cm) minimum mechanical air supply.
6 feet (1 8 m) minimum
0 = vertical cearancs to soffit located above the terminal
ventilated solfit 18 inches (46 cm) minimum
L = clearance above paved sidewalk or paved driveway
unventilated soffit
12 inches (46 cm) minimum located on public property
7 feet 12.1 m) minimum
F = clearance to outside corner
9 inches (23 cm) minimum
Note: A vent shaii not terminate directly above aside-
~/aikarpaveddrive~vay~vhichislocatedbetweentwo (2)
G = clearanceto inside corner s;ngie farnii;?d!oeilingsand ser./es borh d.!!e/iings.
6 inches 115.2 cm) miiiimum
M : clearanceunderveranda.porch,deck, or balcony 'rihere
H = not be installed above a meter:regulator assembly or :ully open on a mlnimum
a! 'vo (21 sides beneath the
within 3ieet
(90 cm) horizontallyfrom the center lineof floor
ihe regulatar~
12 ikches (3: cm: minimur:
Note: Check locai codes or regulations for vartahons.
Figure 9
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.2?ry1 1. Instali iha Y?r; S.!stem - Tne OS-jFT
aopliar,cs ~ustbe~eriedc:ectiyt0t~e;~'[;I?3
tnrou5h i!sslj!n doublewal! ~ipeassemSiy:i.V
(102 mmjand 7.0. (176 mml diameters. The
system may not sesice muitiple appliaficPS.
and must never be conriected to aflue ~Erding
a solid fuel burning appllanse.
Theappliance isdesigned. tested and listed for
operation ud~th;and only with, Suaericr Fire-
piaceDSTvent components. DO NOT usecam-
ponents of other manufacrure.
Listed Vent Components:
DST-HTK - Horizontal termination k11
DST-VTK - Vertical termination kit
DST-F
- Flashing and collar
DST-FS - Firestop
0~~4-lz!18/36 - Vent sectons
DST-90ELB - 90 Eilb0Vd
@ST-45ELB - 45- EibO~>l
With the appliance secured in framing, de!er-
mine vent routing and identit! ihe exterior
termination locatlon The following sections
descrlbe vertical (roof)acd horizontal (exterior
wail) vent appiications. Refer to the section
relating to your installation.
Vertical Termination Systems (Roof)
The
Figures 10 through 13 and the Veflical
VentTableiilustratethevariousverticalventing
configurations tliai are possible for use r!ith
Superlois Discovery Series Top Vent Appii-
ances. The maximum vertical height for the
DS-36Tsystem is40' (72.2 m)above thetop of
the appliance.
Figures 11, 12 and 13 along
withtheVerticalVentTable Identity;(A)straight
vertical system; (8) vertical system that em-
ploys two
(2) 90Vlbows and (C) vertical sys-
tem that employs three
(3) 90" elbows. The
Vertical VentTable summarizes each system's
minimumandmaximum verticaland horizontal
valuesthatcan be usedtodesgnandinstallthe
ventcom~onentsinavarietvofaoalications Ail
, , ..
three oithese vertical vent systems terminate
through the root. The minimum vent height
above the roofaand/or adjacent walls is speci-
fied by major building codes. Always consult
your local codes for specific requirements. A
general guide to follow is the Gas Vent Rule
(Refer to Figure 14).
40 Mar
(12.2 M)
DST4-17JlSTJ6
Vent Sectlonr
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,,IIL~~L '1~i:. !ilfLr
(A!) naives are in im?!;
20
V ='d, - Vz - 10 Feet Max
i 1 '4,'
Figure 10 Figure 12 Straight
2-DSFPO
0,
3.,,,90
Z-DST45 6-US745
Figure 11 (90' Oflsets Shown) Figure 13 (90" Offsets Shown)
>iOTE OACFA>IIS 8 LLUS~l'OiOES YOi TO S:i.i
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of Vent Vent Sections 01 Vent : 1 of Vent
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Figure 14
I
Root Slops
Flat
LO 7!15
- - --
Over 7/12 to 8112
p~
Over 8/22to 9112
Over 917
2 to 701; 2
-. -
Over 76/12 to li!12
--
0::er 11/12to :2.'12
-
Over 14/12 to 18!12
- -
Over 18i12to 2C:12
.-
Over 20!12 to 21'12
Gas Vent Rule
P;?;lini~!ia ?eight Fiom ?cz: '
To Lowesi Eischarge Opening
10
-. -~
1' 6"
-- ~- -
-- 2 ' 0"
2'6
- ~-
4 0
5 c
. --
6 CV
~ -- --
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7'6
e ' Y
Gas vent caps that are located 8' or moreirom
aportionofabuiidingwhich extendsatananglz
greater than 45" upward from the horizontal
may terrnlnale in accordance 'with
figure 14.
provided that in no case shall any discharge
opening on the cap be less than 2' horizontaiiy
from the roof surface
Vertical (straight) lnstallation
Determine the number of stia~ghtsections re-
quired. 10-3i4 1273 mm), 16-314''(425 mmj
and 34.314' (883 rnm) net section lengths are
avaliabie. Plan the vent lengths so that ajoint
does not occur at ceiling orroof joists. Refer:o
the vertical eievation chart on page 6.
Note: The uncrim~ed end rn2y be !rifnrned
when necessary
Vertical (Offset) Installation
Analyze the vent routing and determine the
quantities of flue sections and number of el-
bows required. Refer tothe Vertical Ven!Tabe
on page 6 to select the Pipeof rertical installa-
tion desired. Flue sections are available in net
leflgthsof 10-3/4'(273 mm).16-314"1125mm)
and 34-3/Y (883 mm) Refer to the Vertical
Elevation Chart on page
7 to determine avail-
able iengthcombinatlons Elbowsare availabie
as90' and45"confi~urations.Referto Figures
12and 13 forthe elbowdimensional specifica-
tions.
Maintain a minimum
2" (51 mm)clearance to
combustible materlais forall vertical elements
Clearance for ali horizontal elernents are:
3'
(i6 mm) on top, 2" (51 r,m) on sides and 1"
(25 mrnj on the bottom.
Note: The uncnmped e?d ma], he t.mn?ed
vdtlen necessary.
A. Use a plumb line from the cslingabove the
appliance to locate center of the vertical run,
Cut andior frame a 12'x
12' inside (305 mm x
305 mrn) opening about this center mark (Fig-
ure 151.
Figure 15
e, T;..c .,;:';e:;;,~ J.; ;:i::pe:l si on: erc tc
r~~~~!\d~~Iig r, $i>o,:j: siid? [,?:*
,i,22 ;fi!X!
inner section onto the czotzr apc:ianc? collar,
boltominq out a! the circular bead. {Crimped
end alvays up.?iard ) An eibol', may also be
attached to !he apoliaiice collar. Secure in the
same manner as you v!oud a fibe section
Loca:e andtransterdr!lla 1:8"(3 mm)diameter
holethrough the coilar at the two (23 punched
holes (i80%part) UseNo.
6 x ll? sheet metal
screws to secure each section. Appiy
high
temperature sealant to joint being sure of a
100°h seai. (Seaiant such as DS-HTS or RTV
sllicone adhesive - 600'F.) lfi~oe 16)
r I.
;?.:-d:
+:d,;) -A.
Figure 16
C. Nex:. siipthe outersec!ion overtheinnerand
onto outer appliance coilar, bottoming out at
the bead Secure ~lsingsheet metal s- i, ews.
D. Add additional sections in same manner
described In steps B and
C except overlap will
be approximately 1-1:4 (32 mm)and section
not bottom on bead. Be sure to seal each
inner joint v~itha hightemperature sealant and
place two
j2j sciews in outer joint only as the
system builds. Al'>!ays check that centering
spacer 1s properly seared.
E. At transition to a horizontai or incllned run.
the DST-90ELB!DST-45ELB elbows instal in
the same manner as the straight flue sections.
Siip the inner elbow over the straight flue sec-
tion and apply high temperature sealant tothe
joint. Sidetheouterelbowoverthe innereibow
and slip down overthe outerflue sectlon. Drill,
fasten and sea as in steps Band C. To add flue
sections, stat 'with the
d" (102 mm) inner
section and slide it over 1he Inner e!bow:
an
overlap of 1-1/4 (32 rnm) is required. Seal
with 2 high t~mperstt~re eealant. Slide the 7
1178mmj cl;tzrsectionoveriheou:erelbow: a
1 -1i4132 mm)overlap is required, and secure
vdith two (2) NO 8 x ii2' sheet metal screws
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r, .:~~.,[:nue '.;#it! ?e tns::k!;lu? 3: 1k s~ralQi?:
tlu~secliGnS in tiorir-nta,iP.ciii:e~ :;;I! as dr-
scribed inSteo E, instal supportstra~ssve~16
(2 m) usilg conventional glurnber's tape. It is
veryimportantthatthehorizonla1runbemain-
tained in
a level plane. Use a carpentets le:el
to measure from a cons;steiit suriace and ad-
just the support straps
as necessav; !I is
importanttomainlaintherequiredclearances
to combustibles;
2" (51 mm) on allsides tor
allvertical runs and T(76 mm)on top; T(51
mm)an sides; and l"(25 mm)on the bottom
for all horizontal runs.
G. Use a DST-FS tirestop spacer at ceiling
joists. Ifthere is living space above the ceiling
level, the iirestop spaccr mus: be installed co
the bottom side of the ceiling. If anic space 1s
above the ceiling, the firestop spacer must be
installed onthe tap side of the joist Route :he
vent sections through theframed opening and
secure thefirestop spacer 'v?ithEd nails at eacil
corner. Remember to maintain 2" (51 mrn)
clearance to combustibles,framing membe!s.
attic or ceiling insulation included.
H. Identify location far rentatthe rooi.Cutand/
or frame opening per Rooi Framing Char!
Figure 17
Framing Dimensions For Roof
-''f,?C 'E ,.t' SCL!.U,l> !#,,#.L'4., :..z ILL
. .,,~..
, :,;? ::~i ::,l:irg o',ertncieC:
ecticc ;rc pcsitknsuc? ?;at rhe ~ve:i::oiu~~:l~~
;ses jer;ically (use carpenters ieveii {E'glire
'e,. Nai! along periweter to secljre flashing or
,djust roofing to overlap the flasfiim edges at
o- and sides GI:!: 2:d ::im ?;hsre necessar!.
;eal the top and both sidesofihe!lashing!,lth
;!aterproof caulking.
Figure 18
I. Install the storm coilar, suppled 1:~ith the
'lashing, over the ventiilashing joint. Wrap the
jtorrn collar around the vent noting which
ocking groove closely aligns withthetab (Fig-
ure 19). Pencil mark excess material unwrap
and trim excesswith shears. Repositioncollar.
nsert tab through both slots. pull tab so that
:dar is tight around vent. Slide collar down
untilit meststop of the ilashing.Bend tab back
sver slot Apply noncombustible caul4ing or
mastc around circumference
cf ihe join! art
tbe tab sotarea to provide a ;.ater:i~ht seal.
Figure 19
:ST-"-, ;.. +- r!i.,?,~ IT- 8b.t Clr~znr . :;eq[sec-
lions to haigh! dafinea by! ihe ap~~iczhlsgas
appliance code. orasindica!ed by the SasVent
RUE.Canter the terrniilation over the last vent
section and slicdovtnoverbothtubes.Engage-
niei?iloveriap) should he a Tin!niim of 1-'14
i,32 rnrn) (Figure 20:1.
Figure 20
Tnett8.!o (2) holes n theoutersleeveareusedio
securetheterm1nationTransferdrill1i8diam-
eter holethrough outerwall oftopventsection.
Secure with No.
8 x ii2 sheet meiai screws.
Apply sealant aithe seam.
Iftheventsystem extends moreihan 5' (1 5 mj
above the rco! flashing. stabilizers may be
necessay. Additional screws may be used at
section joints for added stabiiif;. Gu!! wires
ma!! be attached to the joint for additional
support
OP multlple joint configurations.
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Figure 21 (90' Offsets Shown) Figure 22 (90" Offsets Shown)
V, H, H,=H, V,+V, H, H,+H,
Min. Max. Max. Min. Max. Max.
1 6 6 1 2 5
2 12 12
2
a 10
3 18 I8 3 6 15
4 24 24 4 a 20
5 24 24 5
a 20
'1 =:I :? = 29 Fee? Max,
Figure 23 (go2 Olfsets Shown)
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Venice1 DST-FS
Firertop
DST?.t21!8!36
Ri60 Vent Sec~ione
Figure 24
Horizontal (Outside Wall) Termination
System
Figures21through24and the HorizontalVent
Table illustrate !he varlous horizontal venting
configurations that are possible for use with
Suoerior's Discovery Series Top Vent Appli-
ances. The maximum horizontal distance for
the DS-36T system is 24' (i 3 m). Figures 21.
22and23along rdith ;he Horizontal Vent Table
identiv; (0) horizontal system employing one
(1 j90"elbow; (E) horizontalsystememplo!:ing
two (2) 90' elbows and (F) horizontal SyStein
employingthree (3) 90" elbo~?!s.Thehorizcntai
Vent Tabie summarizes each system's mini-
mum and maximum vertical
and horizontal
valuesthatcanbe usedto designand installthe
vent components in
avariet!~ofappiications. PI
three of these horizontal vent systems termi-
nate through an outside wali. Building Codes
limit or prohibit terminating in specific areas.
Refer to Ffgure Qforlocation guidelines
The vent termination must have a minlmum of
3'176 rnm) ciearancetoanyoverhead cornbus-
tible projection of 2-li2 (64 mm) or less.
lvlaintain 12 (305 mm1clearance from pro!ec-
tionsexceedlngthe2-li2 (64mm)(Reference
Figure 25). I
Combustihie
Projection
7 (76 mml
(305 mm)
A. Analyze the vent rourlng and determine the
?jpes and quantitiesof sections requiredVent-
ing is avaiabie in 10-31Y
(273 mm). 16-3i4'
(125 mm) and 34-314' (883 mm) net secton
iengths Make allowarlces ior elbo'v~sas indi-
cated in
figure 26 Maintain a illlnimum 2"
(51 mm) ciearancetocombustibles on the ver-
tical sections. Clearances for the horizontal
runs are:
3' (76 mm) on top. 2 (51 mm) on
sides. and
1~ (25 mm) at the bottom.
Figure 26
6. Locate the center of i3e vent ou;iei on the
exter!or wali Cut andlor frame a 12" x 12'
(305 mm x 305 mm)inside opening abou! the
center. Installfirestop (supplied with theterm-
nation) at outer surface with indicated "top"
surface
in up position. LCigurz 28)
C. ifthe vertical route is to penetrate a celling.
use plumb line to locate the center above the
apoiiance.Cutandiorframea12"~12 (305mm
x 305mm) inside ooening about the center^
(Reference Figure 15).
Telminafion
Kit
1 I
Figure 2.5 i
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UOli Ol4CRPh:S 2 ,LJ~:l>I:OliS C?i:CiCIL:
-, - - - ,-
i, ,.:: I,;,: ,:::i,:.; :::3:5g :<3,!,8: :: LA)..-;
f13s;;?
-:I: ":de:$i& 5;]'!3:e C' traqI?L
lPosi!;oi-~:IrestGo at ;he rop siEe only iii a!tc
space.)
E. The 'lent ebov: sectiocs are crimped 2t one
er,d to proiide siic-!!I assemb!!!, Siide :he i
(102mmlinner secticn onto rile center ~0iIar.
bottCm~Pcout at ihe circular bead. (Crimped
er.d ai':iays up',?!ard.! Locate and drill 1!8"
(3mm)dtmet?rhoje t!rclu(jh the colisra! the
two (2)p::nc>ed holes (150j apart) Use No. 8
x li2 sheet metal screws, to secure each
se2tion. Applv high temperature sealant to the
joint, Sei9gsureoi
1 00% seal. (Sealanisuchas
DS-HTS or RTV siiicone adhesive - 600°F)
(:!our? 27).
Figure 27
F. Next,slipthe outersectiono~!ertheinnerand
ontgtbeoutercoliar, boitoming outatthebead.
Uset,!~o (2)sheet meta!screws tcsecurethe7
(178 mm)outer sectonas shown in Fiaure25
G. To add additional sections, stat7 with the
4" (102 mm) inner section. Siide it over the
Inner vent from the previous section: a 1-l!4
(32 rnrn) overlap 1s required. Seal wlth high
temperature seaiant. Siide ;he
7 1178 mmj
outer section over the previous section and
secure with two
(2) sheet metal screws.
Note: Tb? ui!niir;ued e;rd ;]:a! k !rirnrneLq
,,he,; necessary
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EST-45EL5 ebcxins:;i ii' s;me mai;ce- 5s
the straight sections. 'Jiilere calliiic joists 2%
present, extend'JerfiCairunthro~ghthefiresto?
sufiicienty to maintain required clearance to
combust~bles.described ic A, onthe horizonta!
run. Siip the internal elbow over the Inner
stra~ghtsect1011Applti high tetnperature Seal-
ant to ioint (Figure 28)
The elbov~mag be moucted to :i;e toc of tile
appliance where direct connection tothe out-
side v,rzll is necessarj See inset at Egore 21.
Slide the outer elbow over the lnller and slip
down over the outervertlcalsecticr! Driil,?as-
ten and sea! as in Steps E and F.
Figure 28
I. Continue w!th Instaliation of the straght
sections in horizontal run as described in Step
G. Install suppoit straps every 6' (2 mjusing
conventional piumbers tape It
IS importanl
that the horizontal run be maintained In a level
line Use a carpenters level or measure from a
consistent surfaceandadjustthesuppart straps
as necessary. Maintain required clearances to
combustibles.
J. if notprerlousiy measured, !ocatethe center
of the vent line at the exterior wail. Prepare
opening as described in
0. Assemble the vent
systemtoa
pointwherelasisection iswithin 2
151 mmjto 6-i/T ilE5 mmiinboard the exte-
.T
- Erterlor Surface
- ,* 2'10 6-1!2'
(51 To165 mm)
COnncctolS
Ven! Section
Or E~OIV
Figure 29
K.ionstallthe DST-HTKappIvallberalbeadof
high temperature caulking at the perimeter
mounting flange for sealing purposes. Orient
the housing
withsurfacemarked"too"upward.
Vsualiy alignattheopening andcaretully insert
to engage over bothinner and outer connector
tubes. Slide inward until the housing bottoms
at the finished exterior wail. Secure with
6d
nai!sat holes inupperandiomerflanges(Figure
29 i.
Step 5. Installing Remole Wail Swilch-The
appliance !sshpped!uth allthe internalwiring
completed at the factop). Select a convenent
locationforthe remotewall switch andconnect
the wiring found onthe appliance (Figure
301~
CAUTION: 00 NOT CONNECT THE REMOTE
SWITCH TO A
120V POWER SUPPLY.
Step 6. A junction box is provided for the
installation of the FAK-1500 Forced Air Kit
(optional). Electrical power must be provided
to support the fan.
Routea3-wire, 120VACpov$erIlnewith controi
sriitch tothe loth!er right side of the appliance.
Make connections to the rece!,tacle as shown
'in Figure
31.
Fan Wirlng D~agiam
rior "finihed" surf'ace. see ~i~ure 29b.
Note: The uncrimped snd may be trimmed
when necessary
Slide each connector tube (supplied with the
termination package) onto its respective vent
section, bottom~ngout atthe bead. Apply high
temperature sealant :o the Inner connector.
I i
Figure 31
The applance must be elect:lcally grounded in
accordancc,xith locai codes or, inthe absence
of locai codes; either the National Electrical
Code. AblSIINFPA 70-1987. (In Canada. the
current CSA
C22-1 Canadian Electricai Code.)
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318' Clare Ntpple
' 318' Shot~OH Valve
112' x 318'' Reducer
Figure 32
Step 7. Connecting gas line - Make gss iine
connections.All codes require a shut-off valve
mountedinthesupply line. Figure321llustrates
two methods for connecting the gas suaply.
The flex-line method is acceptable inthe US.
however, Canadianrequirementsvarjdepend-
ngon locality. Installationmust be in compli-
ance wlth iocal codes.
The gas control valve is located under the
refractoryshelf. If previouslv installed, remove
the Duo (2) bonom louvers
b:1 unsnappingthe
bot!om edge at each end and setaside (F~gore
33).ThecontroIvalve hasa3/8'ji@rnrn) NPT
thread iniet port. Plan the connections accord-
ingly.
Removable
Valve
High Elevation Berating
This un! hasbeentested for installation at high
aliitcdssinaccordancev!ith Canadianteststan-
dard CANICGA-2.17.
Hlgiier altitudes affect the atmospheric pres-
sure and heat vaiue of gaseous fuels When
installing this unit at high altitudes, the rated
inp!it will be lower than that at sea ievel. The
ioweree oxygen content in the air and lo\vi.red
gas density require ins:allation of a different
orifice!^ achieve elficient, cleancombuston at
the burner assembiy. Refer to the failowing
chart and Figure 34' andior the rating plate on
the appli;ii~~:efor proper orifice size.
Order and ins!zli the aupropiiate higli al:itude
orifice kit per tliecirdrl belolv Besure to attacii
theconversion st!ckertothera!ing plate onthe
appiiance.
Figure 33 Figure 34
Secure all joinrs tigMiy usingappropriate tools
andseaiingcompound Leakcheck theinstalla-
tion with a soapy Iwate: solution. 00 NOT USE
OPEN FLAME FOR LEAK TEST.
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b?;:.
: >rr!!c2 ! n:gil iiii !
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/ Ttjoe 1 Size 1 Grf. Xit / Eievation 1
o - 2000
Propane
027967 161 0 - t3i0m)
U S per ANSI 2223.1-1992
Canada oer CAN,'CGA 2 17-M9i
Step 8. Loginstallation-The iogs, screen and
embers kit are packaged inaseparateshipping
coctainer. Remove the mineral fiber material
froillitspackagingandspread acrosstheburner
tray coverirqthe front hole pattern area.
Caiefully postionandcenterthefiberiogsonto
the burnerwiththe longerloginfront. Piacethe
t~o(2) smaller fiber logs across the two (2)
lob,ver logs in the manner illustrated (Figure
35/.The!lamesshould notimpingeonthe logs.
Uinera!
Fber.,
'.. .
Figure 35
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!nss;;5- c!!s r:mcta s.,!iiic: :$rreciic, .r
inl!:a! sysrer checko!il before cioslKc up :",?
front of the ucit Folio';: the giiof lightill~is-
s:ructions on page i6
Nole;/nst;~ctionsarealso icui!dCn thfpu!iou!
pane! iocaied on the Sottcm sor?ace oi !he
appliance.
When firs !igh!ing the app!a!ice. !t \!ill take a
fe'w minutes for the line to purge itself of air.
Owepurgtng is complete the pilotand burner
!~/illligMandoperateasindiczted ir,the !is:rYc-
tion manual. Subsequent lightngsof the appil-
ance wiinot require such purging. Inspect:ie
piiotflsme (removelogs if necessary. handlinu
carefuly'j.
The flame should be steady. notlifiing or float-
IngFiameshoudbe biue incolorwi:htraces of
orange at the outer edge.
The top 38' (10 rnrnj at the piiot genera!or
(thermopile) should be engulfed !n the pilot
fiarne andthe flame should project 1'' (25 mml
beyond the iiood on both sides (figure $6).
Yellow. Orange Tap - -
' r
,' 1" +
, ,
Figure 36
Replace logs if removed ior piioiinsliectio~i,
To light the burner turn 'on" the remote wail
switch, manually depress and hoid the door
safetyswitch (Figure37jand rotatethecontroi
knob counterclockw~seto the
"ON' posit~on
("ON" wli be at the bottom side of the valve).
Note: Tl!esafetys~~~fichntustbeheidclosedfor
burner operat~on.
Control ~nob'/
Figure 37
To obtain proper operation, it is rnperative
thatthe manburner characteristicsare s:ead!,
(Figur238)The flame should produceaclear.
bright orange!yeliow flame.
Nosmokeor soot elementsshould be visible if
questionable, check with your ser'tice man or
gas supplier Theflames should nottmpingeon
the logs. reposition them if necessary
Figure 38
CAUTION: DO NOTATTEMPT TO REDUCE OR
ALTER THE FLAME
BY POSITIONING THE
GAS VALVE INOTHER THAN THE FULL
"ON"
POSITION.
Theairshutterontheventuri tube hasbeenset
a: the factory forbothnatural and propane gas
models (Figure39)The shutter is set at fully
closed positonfor natunigas, and at the hai!
open position for propane gas. Make abjusi-
ments to the shutter onl.:? as necessar.; to
produce, orangeiyeilo~viflame
Note: Anyadjustmenis to theairshutferdiffer-
ent from those desccbed above could cause
tire burnerassernb!!/ to rnaifunctfonandcouid
void the warranty
Manllald Ortilce Adlusting
set Screw
Venturi Tube
Figure 39
When satsfiedthattheapplianceoperatesprop-
erly.proceedtofinshtheinsta!lation. Leavethe
control knob in "ON" position. !urn the remote
%!itch "OFF". Snapthe two [2) louvers back n
place a! the bottoni of the unit.
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il:e glass pailel. ',,:isb:ji:~ :~:specitile paskc-: GI:
the baskslde of the psneGasketsurface nus:
be ciean and free of irregularities and seated
firn:ly in U-channel.
Positionthe panel atthefront opening,iiith the
corner tlanges at the top, extending tob>!ard the
appliance. Carefuiw inset? the panel into the
loih!er cavity aligning the three (3) pins on
bottomofdoorriithcorraspondingholes ;nthe
bottom surface. Tilt too toward appliance, in-
serting formed flanges into the rectanguiar
ooenings at eac!! side of combustion chamber
opening. Assemble the spring andwasher over
bolt, Insertandfasten to nut plate atthe rear of
the opening
(Figure40). Staritiiebolt by hano.
then tighten each bolt until bottomed out for
uniformpressureonthepanelseal.Thebottom
oftheboltheadshould be2-1:'2'(64 mm)from
the door fiange~
Makesure the koltsor:both sidesare:ightened
equally to avoid torquing the door
Washer
Bolt
Figure 40
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WARNING: HANDLE THIS GLASS WITH
EXTREME CARE! TEMPERED GLASS IS
I SUSCEPTIBLE TO DAMAGE - DO NOT I I
,~ .'.~~
Cross
Fnme
Scirrn
sod
Screen
.- e
Finished Wall
-
Step 12. Installing the Louvers 8 Trim -
Remove thefour (4) black louverstripsand the
two
(2) brass cover pieces from the protective
container and :asten to ihe face of the appli-
ance. The louve: strips sna? onto the lou'~er
pegs without the need for tools To assemble,
tilt the strip ontop of the pegs and snap lower
edge to lock in place. The brass pieces are
mounted over the support bars directly above
and below the appliance opening.
$, il $* Fii wall
* .: !
Non-Combuatlble
/ Wall Covering
8
, .
181W Min.
(470mm) C
I
LL 1
Agasvalvecoverisincludedinthehomeowner's
information kit envelope to hide the gas con-
,cjgure 44
trols located in the lower left iouljered area.
Slidecoverontolowerlouverandpositionso as
toconceal controls
(Figlire 12:
A hearth extension is not required with this
aoaliance, Ifa hearti, extension is used, de not
Assembled
Gas Valve Cover
I
SCRATCH WHILE HANDLING OR WHILE
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Bonom
Louver Trim
RE-INSTALLING THE GLASS PANEL.
Stepll. InstallingtheScreens-Tl,?'o 12) mesh I Figure 42
screen pane!sand mountlnghard!*!are are pack-
FINISHING REOUIREMENTS
aged inthe caltonwith the logs Slio the rings
Wall Details
on each screen over the mountino rod, oosi-
tionlng the brass pull at the formedtbent end.
Insertthe straight end into hoie insidewall and
fastentoframewithsheet metal screw atmount-
ingholeapproxirnateiy
4 (1 02 mm)from each
end
(Figure41).
Compiete finished interior !val!. To install the
appliance facing flush wlth the finished wall,
Position frameworkto accommodate thethick-
ness of the finished wall (Figures43and44)
, ,
block the lo'r~erlouvered area
A combustible mantel shelf project~nga maxi-
mum of
8" (203 mmj from the wall may be
ns:alled a minimum distance of 18-1'2"
1470 mm)aSovetheappiiance opening (Figure
45).
0" Clearance
ToComSuotible Side iYail A
Figure 45 1
Note: For Canadianfnstailations. 6" (152 rnm)
ciearance to comSustible side wail required.
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If yoc i!ve in a cold cl~maie,szai al! cracl,s
around your appiiance :n!ith ron-combusi!bie
rnateria! and wherever ctld air couid enier the
room. it is especiaiiy important to lnslilate
outsicle chase cavlb; between studs dnd under
fiovr urr '!~iiichappl~ancerests, iffloor isabovs
ground level^
ACCESSORIES
Forced Air
Kits
The FAK-I500 and FHK-3000 assemblies pro-
vide a forced air circula!ian featsr? far your
appliance. These kits mount directly into the
lo!ver intake chamber with electrical connec~
tiona!recep:acieprovided. Theappiiance must
havean independent 120VACpower line incor-
porated atthetime of instailation.RefertoStep
6 of the installation instructions supplied 'v~ith
the forced air kits (F/guws 36anc! 371,
Figure 46
>.- Receptacle
l2OV I
.------.----.---
Appliance Junction Sox
Figure 47
Enclosure panel
tC :fie l~~a;l~ll:ai; llsirl!c~Cns 3rc~,,;ce?
tke \ja:iable spe2d 1,1/ji; ~~~~t~): 1910de!
VS'?iS, for instaliation de!ais
The ontlanal 35GEP-SPB Frort Panel adds ar 1 'iammable liquids~
~ ~
hails i!i t?!s rrznual, iistrucricr are Eso iOUKc
on 2 p~~ll-outpanel iocatad on the iloor oi i::
al;p!:ance (behind louuers:
Horizontal Trim Kits
~ -~ ~
elegantippearanceto :~ourappliance.Thrsolifi
pollshedbrasstrim frar:es !lie ilre and herds
,!!tnanpdecor.~ile pane mountsilusnvi,thli;e
front for that 2ustfii-n firlshed lock.
9. [iiever obstruct thr; firj- of vertilatlon air
Keep the front of the
appliance clear of all
8. Bemember.th~saopilance k,as a continuous
bur"ng pilot flame Exercise cavtion q!hen us-
lng products >!!ith combustible vapors.
Remole Control
Decarati~/otrim kits deslgned to ennance the
sppliancearsava~iable inthefollo'?!ingfinishes:
35fiiK.pBpoiished brassand35HTK.SpBsold
pollshed brass, The 35r.SPE and 35nK.SPB
kits include polished brass filigree panels
The Model RCK adds the convenience of re-
mote control for your appliance T!ie %it !n-
cudes awireless. hand held transmitter and a
receiver that instails inthe appliance.
A speclal
wail switch permits either manual or remote
control modes. Both receiver and transmitter
operate on standard
9 volt batteries (not n-
ciuded). Referto the RCK installation instruc-
tion for specific details.
cbstacles and materiais.
10. Observe caution near the glass panel. The
rand utllires tempered glass 'which ma;: shat-
ter unexpectedly or if struck with any object.
OPERATION AND CARE OF YOUR
APPLIANCE
1. Theie 1s amicro sv!itcn behndthe iower ett
corrier oftheglass enciosure panelThis safe:?
feature prevents the burner from operating
unless the glass panel is in place.
2. Appiiance operation is controlled through
the remote mounted wail switch.Adjustments
or settings at the unitare not required.
A sepa-
rate wall switch provides independent control
of the forced air fan (optional equipment).
3. \hihen litfor the flrst time, the appiiance wiii
em!tasllghtadorforanhaurort~?~o.Thisisdce
to the "curing" of the logs and "burn-in of
internai palntsandiubricants used inthe manu-
fac!uring process
11. CAUTION: DO NOT OPERATETHISAPPLI-
ANCE WITH ABROKEN GLASS PANEL.
Where
broken glass exists. the complete front panei
must be replaced. See the Replacement Parts
Lstonpage22forcor:ec:par!s. Panelremovai
and re-assembly instructions are described on
pages
3 and 15 respectively.
12. Cleanthe glass only when necessar!. Wipe
surface with clean. dampened, soft cloth. Fol-
lo<>!'Y~ithdrj. soft towel as desired. Take care
not to scratch lhe glass surface Do not use
abrasive cleaners.
Nevs! clean the glass when
it is hot.
WARNING: CHILOREN AND ADULTS
SHOULD BE ALERTED TO THE HAZARDS
OFHIGHSURFACETEMPERATURES. USE
CAUTION AROUND THE APPLIANCE TO
AVOID BURNS OR CLOTHING IGNITION.
YOUNG CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPER-
VISED WHEN THEY ARE IN THE SAME
ROOMAS THE APPLIANCE.
MAINTENANCE
lie appiiance 2nd venting system s~iouldbe
nsoected before useand at least annually bva
I -
I qualified service person
5. Keep io1,ver control iompartment clean by
.;zcuuming or brushing at lcss! t:vicc a year,
4. Uponeachlightingoftheappliance.conden-
sation mayoccurandfogtheinsideoftheglass
enclosureThis condition will disappearshortiy
as the appliance
heats^
IMP0RTANT:TURN OFF GAS AN0ANY ELEC-
TRICAL POWER BEFORE SERVICING THE A?.
PLIANCE,
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s2ec:ed ann.::!i;!rr j:-:j2ro8er-.t.o;. :,?.;;;';#
f,on: panei and pv'cr:r ae!!enl cieziilnr: !I
removeanysuriace hulld-so cnpil0ta1:d tiurn5
assembi:i.'i'!lpe!he pilot ncrr!?. Gniierrod an!
hcod (Fiqur2 36). Avoid disturking the loosi
ember materia! on;he base of the bcrrer,
RefertoStep 10for:he frolit panel instal!atior:
On re-assembiy, examine the sealing gaskera~
th~frcntoaneiiorsignsofdrter~aration.crac~!
or hardening Replace if any evidence is appar
ent. Replace onlywith rnatei!aidentifledn th~
Replacement Parts List on page 22. Wher
returning to serJice; ver;fj proper flame char
acteristlcs as described ir! Steo 0. re:erenct
Figures 26 and 39
Wl!h proper care and maintena~ce,your appli
ance will pro'ride many years of enjoyment. I
you should experience an;) probie-7, first refe
tothetroubie shooting guide in :his manual.
1
problem persists, contact your local sewict
center.
WARRANTY
Your gas appliance 1s covered by a one yea!
limited warrant!. You will
find a copy o: the
warram) inthis rnaeual. ?!ease read the ,war-
ram/ to be familiar ,vjith its coverage.
Retainthis manual. Fileitwithyourotherdocu-
ments for future reference.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Acomplete parts 11s: isfound at tlie end of this
manual. Use only parts manvfac:ured and/or
anproved by Superior Fireplace Compaliv
Normally all paris should oe ordered through
yourSuper!ordis!ributorordealer PartswIbe
sh~ppedat prevallng prlces attime of order.
When ordering repa!r parts, ai~fjaysglve tke
iollowing information:
1. The modei numuer of tile appliance,
2. The part number.
3. The descript~onof the pan.
4. The quaniiPj required.
5. The installation date of tlie appliance.
TI~efoilo~~iil;gaccesso?:~partsand ca~npooenls
Ereto be used only ,!!i!irh this aoolarces/siem.
Separats ins!allation instroctions are paciagec
',!$i!ti all forced air kits, glass doors and vent
terminations.
if :JCC encoi:nte: ar;? probiems or havi: any
questions concerning the !nstaliation crappi-
cation of this svstem, clease contact ,./ourdis-
tributor.'Far the name bf nearasidistribu-
tor cmtac!:
Superior Fireplace Company
4325 Artesia Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92633
[phone]
Model
Pait Number Weight
DS-36TN
P/N 045661 1:s 2s.
DS-36TP P:N 045662
115 bs,
PIN 047031 051-1.12
P,'N 047032 DST4-18
lent Sectillns ?,W 047U33 DS14-36
fent Elbow ?!N 037071 DST-9OELB
eni Elbow P:N 050151 DST-45ELS
>iC:t 3IA2XAl.li lLLJS~PA;lOl8L ElCTTI SCALF
Flrestop PIN 045901 OST-FS
Fiashing P!N 046961 DST-F
Veriical Terminalion ?!N 047121 OST-VTK
HorizontalTermination PIN O4671i OST-HTK
ieaianl (3 02.1 Pix 098206 0s-HTS
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PIN 011781 FAK-1500
Forced Air Kit PI 045421 FAK-3000
Remote Conlnl Kil PIN 035591 RCK
Variable Speed
Wail Switch PIN 045571 VSWS
High Aititilde PIN 040617 Nah~ral
Orifice Kit P!N 027967 Propane
Vinvi Wail Shield PIN 049931 DS-VS
'ALL-GLASS'"'
inrlonuiePanel PIN 043552 35GEP-SPB
PIN OZM74 3SHTK-PB
Hortzonfal Trim Kit P/N 024477 35HTK-SPB
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Traditional Louver PIN 045651 35TT-SPB
and Trim Kit
PIN 046091 35TTK.SPB
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position.
1 SYMPTOM
I POSSIBLE CAUSES 1 CORRECTIVE ACTION
I
2. Filot will not stay lit after
carofally toilov!ing tile llphtinp
instrdcthons.
1. Spark ignitor wllnot light pilot
after reoeated triggering of r?d
button.
A. Ceiec:i,~?pilot generator (therrnapiiei
or remole ?!2li s,?!i!cir.
(figcrz 31 ;. Clean andlor adj!lst pilot for marlm~~milame
implngerrent on generatcr
Be sure wire connectons from generatcr at gasvaveterminals
arc tight ~cdgeneratcr isfully mertcd into pilot bracket.
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One of tile wall s'!:iicii !v!r?s ma:J be grounded. Remove wall
swtch ~~~~resfromvaiveterminas. If p~lotnowstayslit.tracewall
s!!ltc? :tirlG6 for grwnd May be jrou-ded tozppiance or ~ss
supply.
A. Defective ;gil;tcr
(no spar< a: electrcde).
8. Defec!lve or misaligned e'ectrode at
piio! (spark at eiectrade!,
Check piiot gentrater :*~!!h miliivot mersl Take readlng at
generaror :erminals of gas valve. Siiould read 325 miliivoli:
mlnlrrum while holding valve knon depressed In piiot position
and wall %:itch
"OFF. Replace iauity pilot generator ii readlfig
is below speei:ied minlmum
Chsckfor sparx 2t electrodezad oiiot: if no spark and electrode
'!!ire is p:cperl!? co~eected.regiace i~nitor.
Us.nga ratcn. light pilot, If pilo! lights, turn off pio!and trigger
the red bui?on agaln. It pliot lic'irs. an mprccer gas mix:ure
caused the bad ligb!ng and a lorcer purge perlod 1s recur-
mended. if p~lo!~?!~Ilnci~ghtcheckgzo aieecirodeand pilot
- s'lould be 118" tc 3a:e a stronc spark. If aka.;, reolace piiol
(Frgure 31 i.
3. Pliot burning, no gas to burner,
Valve knob "ON", Wail Ss~~itch
"ON
B. Pilot generator may not be generating
sufiicient miilivoltaae.
C. Flsyged burner orifce
D. Defective giass mcros~~tch(located
at lower eftcorner of giass paoelj
B. 0e:ectlve automat?^ luaive oneitoi~~
A. Wail s~~~itchor '?!lies 6efecl:ve
Re-check Symptom r2.
Check burner orificetorstoppage and remova
Remove glass pane: (see instructions)
Remove
fir0 (2) screws from switch "Gunling bracket. pull
swltch out.
4. fl~quel~! UllU~ UU,aPg pico'em
Tum valve knob to "ON". place wa!l sl,v.uitch to ON". Millivolt
metershou!? r~adgreatertl:an 1SCmv IfihereadiFgisaKayailo
the burner does no1cor~ieon. replace !he yas vnive.
Check ;ral: sl:~;!:ch slid wires br proper connections. Jumoer
~~r~acr3s~termlnalsatwalis!'~i!ch. ifburner comes on;replace
defectve ,>!all s:2'11ch.
i okay. jumoer wr?s across wall s~tch
wires at vaive, :I burner comes on, wries ars faulty or connec-
tions are bad.
A. P::cL iio:ric l:lo: be roo lol! 01 blu,?;!i'g
inyn; ca~sigih?siioi safer,, iopop
CUt~
Jumper wire across terminals of switch.
I! Surner comes on. s!h!itch defective. Repiacs.
Clca1lr?i1d:3~0djust3ilnt:ia:llt:~d !~ldr~i:iu~~iiId~~~~ III!V~II~CIII~:;!
a clgigenerzr:r iFigt:rj.?l ;,
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FOR YOUR SAFETY READ BEFORE LIGHT he
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VIIENIFIG: IFYOUDO NOT FOLLOWTHESE INSTRUCTIONSEXACTLY. A FIREOR EXPLOSION
MAY EESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE.
A. Th!s appliance nas a piiotwhici. mbst be lickteciby hand.Wien Immediatelycall your gas supplier from a ne~ghbor's
lig'lting the piiot. lollow these inrtrbctions exactly, phore.Followihegas supciier's ins:ruc:ions.
8. BEFORE OPERATING smell all around the applia~cearea for
I: you cannct reach your gas supplier, cai the fire
gas. 6e sure
io smell next to The floor beceuse some gas is depaKmect.
heavier than air and wiil settle on the floor,
WHATTO DO IFYOU SMELL GAS
Do nottry to light any appliance
C. Use only your hand to push in or turn the gas control knob. Never
use tools,
If the knob ,?<illnot push in or tum by hand do not trjto
repair it
ca;! a qualified service iechnician. Force or attempted
repair may result in a fire or an explosion.
. Do ncttouch any elenric siV,/!tchdo rot use any pinon€ n
D. Do not use this appliance if any ?ail has been under water,
your building. Immediately call a qualified sewice technician to inspect the
appliance and to replace any pafl of the control system and any
gas control which has been under water.
1. STCP! Cc.cd :IE i2:e:; n'lrmc.!on a>ilVeon this page.
6, Wait five (5) minutes to clear out ai.y gas Ifyou inen srneil gas.
STOP1FolIow"B"in the safetyinformationabove or this paqe. !f
2. Turn remotewall switchto 'OFF', you do not smell gas, go to the next step.
3. Remove access louvers.
7. Tunknob on gas controlcounterciochvise fi to "PILOT'.
4. 'Verify mainlineshut-offvalve is cpen.
8. Push in control knob all the way and hold in, mmediaiely light the
~ilot by triggering the spark ignitor (pushing red button) uniil pilot
5. Push in gas control knob slightiy an6 turn clockwise /?
iiahts.Continueto holdthe control knob in for about 1-li2 m~nutes
to "OFF'.
after the pilot is it. Release knob and it will pop back up. Pilot
shouid remainlit. I! itgoes out. repeatsteps
5 through @,
If knob does not pop up when released, stop and immediately
call your service technician or gas supplier.
If pilot will not stay lit after several tries, turn the control knob
b "OFF and call yousenricetechnician or gas supplier.
9. Turn gas control knob countercloclnvise fi to .'ON.
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Note: Knob cannotbeturnedirom 'PILOT' to ';OFF
10. Replaceaccess lowers
unlesstile knob:s pushedin slightly. Do notforce.
;. T
..., ,; ,--- ,, ~
- ..'; ;wc ; -7- Thepiotwill remain lit for
4. Depress gas contro! knob slighi, e'd :~rn c.cc;:: if
-4.
nor~al CFY:C~.
to "OFF'. Do not force.
1 2. For complete shut-down: turn rerno!e ii:a swltch to "OFF. 5. Replace access louvers.
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3. Remove lower louvers,
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