Town & Country Fireplaces TC42 User manual

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IMPORTANT:
THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARETO REMAIN
WITH THE APPLIANCE INSTRUCTIONS
These instructions are supplementary to the Installation and
Operating Instructions supplied with the fireplace and should
be kept together. Refer to the Installation and Operating
Instructions for proper gas supply, safety requirements and
operating instructions.
TC42
COUNTRY HOME
BURNER KIT
INSTRUCTIONS
PART#
TC42.NG02
FOR TC42

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Contents of Package
Burner/Grate Installation
1. Attach the burner assembly to the bottom of
the firebox with two screws (Fig. #1). 2. Attach pilot bracket to burner assembly
(Fig. #2).
Fig. #1 Fig. #2
HARDWARE PACKAGE
PART# TC42.NGHDWR
EMBER MATERIAL
PART# 5096.981.B
7 PCS LOG SET
PART# 5098.311
LOG GRATE PART# TC42.90821
BURNER ASSEMBLY PART# TC42.90859

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3. Connect flex gas line to the manifold
assembly and ensure the connection
is gas tight (Fig #3).
4. Position the the slots of the grate
securing brackets over the holes in
the floor shield and secure with two
screws (Fig. #4).
5. Attach air deflector to rear of grate
with two screws (Fig. #5).
NB:
Two air deflectors are supplied with
this kit; one painted, one porcelain
black. Only use the porcelain black
deflector if using optional porcelain
black liner panels.
Fig. #3
Fig. #4
Fig. #5

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A large bag of ember material is
shipped with the fireplace and needs
to be installed to ensure optimum
performance and flame appearance.
1. Pull apart the material into ember
size pieces (approximately 1"
squares) and gently place them
into the burner pan. Do not
compress, leave it loose for best
performance.
2. Fill the burner pan level with the
top of the pan at rear, and
gradually sloping forward down to
the firebox floor at the front,
covering both burner tubes.
3. Place remaining ember material
outside of the burner pan as
desired to cover-up gas lines and
brackets.
Note:
Ember material placement and
amount will affect flame appearance.
More ember material results in lower
flame height. Add or remove as
needed until desired flame affect.
Reduce the amount used on Propane
models, as too much will create soot.
Ember Material
Log Set Assembly
The logs are packaged in a foam
pack inside the box and are fragile,
and should be handled with care.
Unpack and inspect log set.There
should be a total of seven logs. Gas
plumbing and vent connections
should be completed before
proceeding.
Position the logs as indicated by the
pictures on page 5. The three main
logs have holes and/or pins. Engage
each pin in the corresponding holes.
The four smaller logs do not have
holes or pins.They rest in position.
Locate as per the diagrams
(Fig. #6-13).
Fig. #6
Note:
Improper placement of logs may
cause sooting on internal parts and
glass.The logs may need to be
repositioned slightly to avoid
excessive flame impingement.

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Fig. #6
Fig. #7
Fig. #8
Fig. #9
Fig. #10
Fig. #11
Fig. #12
Fig. #13
BASE LOG, #1
BOTTOM CTR CHUNK, #6
CENTER CHUNK, #4
TOP LEFT LOG, #2
TOP RIGHT LOG, #3
BOTTOM RHS CHUNK, #7
BOTTOM LHS CHUNK, #5

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The air shutter on the burner tube
controls the primary combustion air to
the gas burner and is preset at the
factory for natural gas fuel. Some
adjustment may be necessary to
obtain desired flame and to eliminate
carbon deposits. Evaluate flame
appearance after the fireplace has
reached operating temperature. See
Fig. #14 for proper flame pattern.
Open primary air if the logs, glass,
and firebox have carbon
accumulation and/or the flames are
long, dark and stringy.The shutter
may also be opened to enhance the
ember material glow and lessen the
flame height.
Caution: Burner area may be hot!
Turn off the fireplace and allow the
unit to cool before proceeding.
To Adjust:
1. Open and remove window frame
and set aside. See "Window
Frame Removal" section found in
the installation and operating
instructions manual.
2. Remove the log set and set aside.
3. Remove baffle from log grate
(2 screws)
4. Loosen the screw in the primary
air Shutter.
5. Rotate the shutter to increase or
decrease the amount of primary
air.
6. Reassemble in reverse order.
Burner Flame Adjustment
Fig. #14
Caution:
Proper air shutter setting is a must.
The flame should be just orange and "lazy".
It should NEVER be set to create soot on
internal parts and glass.

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Replacement Parts
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1TC42.90821WLD LOG GRATE
29082.1 NG02 AIR DEFLECTOR - Black Painted
9082.2 NG02 AIR DEFLECTOR - Porcelain Black (not shown in diagram)
3TC42.90859 BURNER TRAY
45022.12 ORIFICE, NG
5021.31 ORIFICE, LP
5TC42.90881 MANIFOLD
65019.221 DORMONT FITTING
79085.8 PILOT SHIELD
89089.01 BURNER TRAY SUPPORT SHIELD
99047 BURNER TRAY SHIELD GASKET
5098.311 LOG SET, COMPLETE
5098.311.1 BASE LOG, #1 (shown in Fig.#7)
5098.311.2 TOP LEFT LOG, #2 (shown in Fig.#8)
5098.311.3 TOP RIGHT LOG, #3 (shown in Fig.#9)
5098.311.4 CENTER CHUNK, #4 (shown in Fig.#10)
5098.311.5 BOTTOM LHS CHUNK, #5 (shown in Fig.#11)
5098.311.6 BOTTOM CTR CHUNK, #6 (shown in Fig.#12)
5098.311.7 BOTTOM RHS CHUNK, #7 (shown in Fig.#13)
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