Valor 936RTN Legend Instruction Manual

A
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APPkOYf
aIar
Legend
stove
Model
936RTN
FREESTANDING
DIRECT
VENT
WALL
FURNACE
WITH
REAR VENT
For
use
with Natural
Gas
-
Do
not
store or
use
gasoline
or
other
flammable
vapors
nd
lquids
in
the
vicinity
of
this
or
any
other appliance.
WHAT
TO
DO
IF
YOU
SMELL GAS
•
Do
not
tv”
to
light
any
appliance.
t
to;ch
any
eiectrical
switcn; do
not
e
i iy
phone
in
your
building.
•
lmmeaately
call
your
gas
supplier
from
a
neighbors
phone.
Follow the
gas
suppliers
instructions.
•
If you
cannot
reach
your
gas
supplier,
call
the
fire
department.
Installation
and
service
must
be
performed
by
a
qualified
installer,
service agency
or the
gas
supplier.
Please
read
this
manual
before
installing
and
operating
the
stove.
WARNING;
If
the
intrmation
in
this
manual
is ot
followed
exactly,
a
fire
or
explosion
may
result
causing
property
damage,
personal
injury
or
loss
of
life
llSTALAT1ON
A
I)
OWNER’S
r—
MANUAL
This
appliance
is
a
domestic
room
heating
appliance.
It
must
not
be
used
for
any
other
purpose
such as
drying
clothes
etc.

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Scplygas
‘o
cor’ems.
lnstat’g
•
AppI
arice
preparation
•
‘Ieit
oceninc
Drepa
atcn
suoply
staNa.crt
• Peaestai
-
iation
•
Vent
unit
:lation
•
Gas
‘ne
c
ction
to
.ppiarce
•
Gas
system
check
Pressure
relief
vstem
ieck
• Aeraton
setting
check
•
Ceramic
uel
bed assembly
•
Conto1
raton
check
4
stmer’t
•
rat.
.
a
tiOfl
Fnai
na
cnec
13
Dwners
in?cration
• General
cceratlnq
procedure
14
• LighVrq
wth
long
match
14
• Cea
14
•
Visua’
rcks
14
• Servcng
14
•
Lghting
nstruc
ns
15
2

LE
SAFETY
ffiFOATION
Due to high
temperatures, the appliance
should
be
located out
of traffic and away
from
furniture
and draperies.
Children
and adults
should
be
alerted
to the
hazards
of high
surface
temperatures
and
should
stay away to
avoid
burns or clothing
ignition.
Young children should
be
carefully supervised
when they are In
the same room
as the appliance.
Clothing or
other flammable material
should
not
be placed on or
near the
appliance.
The glass
and front frame must be
put
back in
place prior
to operating the
appliance if
they have
been removed
for servicing or
cleaning.
Never operate
with
broken or
damaged
window
glass.
If the window is
broken or
damaged in
any way, it
must be replaced
as a
whole
unit. Remove the
window as described In the
appliance preparation
section
of this manual.
Search Inside
and
adjacent
to the
appliance for any glass
fragment.
Only the authorized Valor
replacement unit listed
in the repair parts booklet
must be fitted
never
use
substitutes. Contact your dealer quoting the
appliance
model number.
This appliance should be
Installed
and
repaired
by a qualified
service person.
The
appliance should be
Inspected before
us.
and at
least annually by a
professional service
person More
frequent
cleaning may be required
due to excessive
iirit from carpeting, bedding
material,
etc. It Is
imperative that
control
compartments,
burners and circulating
air
passageways
of the
appliance
are kept clean.
Keep
curtains,
clothing,
furniture
and
other
flammable
materials at least
3Giris
(90cm) from ail
parts of the appliance
and
Its vent system
Keep
the appliance area well clear and
free from
combustible materials, gasoline and
other
flammable
vapors
and
liquids.
Never
attemot to burn
paper or
any
other
material
in the
appliance.
Keep
th,
grill
at
back
of the pedestal
clear
to
prevent obstruction of air flow
to
the
applIance.
INTERRUPTION OF GAS
SUPPLY; If
ever there
Is
a break
In the flow
of gas through the
supply
system to
the appliance (For example, for
repair
work in
the supply system either
inside
or outside
your
property),
we
recommend that the
window
unit
Is removed
before
lighting
the
pilot. This
will
allow
any air which has becom. trapped
In
the
supply
piping to escape without
buIlding
up In
the
firebox before
the pilot will
light. Walt until
the
pilot flame
is stable before refittIng the window
but refit
It before turning
Pie control to
any
position
other than
pilot Ignition. Details of how
to
remove the window are given in the preparation
for Installation section of this manual.
The vent terminal on the outside wall must
be
kept free from obstructions, The terminal Is hot
during operation and
requires
a guard (Part #235)
If It Is accessible to
any
person. No objects
should be placed withIn 2 feet (60cm) of the vent
terminal.
During extreme weather conditions ensure that
the vent outlet
Is free from ice
and snow
before
attempting to light.
Do not
use this appliance if any
part
has been
under
water immediately call a
qualified
service
technician
to Inspect the appliance and to
replace
any
part of
the control system
and any
gas
control
which has been under water.
NOTE
When
operavnq
your new stove for the first time,
some vau
rs may
be
released
wfch
nay cause a
s igh’
dor
and
cou
d
p
ssibly set
tf
any
smoke de iction afar
ns in the immedate
vic nity
These vapors
are quite normal
on new
apphances
They are
totally
harmless and wdl dsappear
after a few
hours
USC

FK
flon s avada
is
apo ance:
Circuiating
aerated
by a
va s
speed controller, s
esigied to
boost the natural cc
‘iection
p’ocess
through e
stove,
‘nay e
tted
-s’ere
the
a e s
nstalied
or
etrttted
t
a
dter
cate.
L.
__
Corn. materials isice the m must nc
than tr
ansions shown
in figure 1
T
e floor construct on should allow the stove to cc
ewed
to the f 1 oor. if the stove a
to ins’ailet
arecty on any
combos’ ble material oTher
than
wooi
1
or’ng, I
must be
nstai
on a
“,etal or
vood panel extø”
ng the fuI width
and
o
i of
the
appliance.
U
VE’4T
OCATO
4.1 The vent terrninai must be located on an
outsIde
wail.
4.2 The vent
un’
between
3”
a
the maximur
4
— The
vent cia
diameter.
4 The center of
‘ottom of the
ap
itable for
not exte
required
iota
must be
3.
‘“3ckriesses
cyond
S 8f
ave
the
. zzz
—
s
.ooia cc s
31a1
cy
In
‘nat
or
Seices
or use n
Canada
and The
LSA. The ap
ice
s
for insta ation
breotly vent
ng
through an outsice
wall and
fr
e wth
nat ‘al gas.
Tne
nstaliation
must
“r 4
with
i2!
‘-des or
‘ •be
a’
ence ,t
cc cod
a
cur GA
.1
n
aPat en cc
n
r
the
urrent r Thonal uel
Gas
Code,
AN
Z22
JSA. Only
qua’
id
licensed
or
trained
pars nel
s
all the appliance.
2.1
RatIng
.Iate
4.. Do not
attempt tc
e
any vent
mater... other
than
The rat
ig
p
located inside the
c ol
that
supplied with this appliance.
compartment dn
4.7
T’is direct vent appliance is designed
to ocerate
when
an
urr 4 istued
air
flew
b ‘a
“a
cutsce
atesfufr
arminai
‘a
any
direcon.
‘e
a’’
(.
clearances
am
this
termnaI w-’cb must
be
ma -tamed a’s shown in figure
2.
Any
reduction
n
these
clearar
ces
could result
in
a
disruption
of
air
flow
or
a safety hazard.
Local codes
req
iations
“ray
require greater
clearances.
2,_suresj!n.w.ci,
—“————‘——.———-‘——-
The termina, when installea with
the van’ shie*c.
SUP°LY-
MAN)
tube ana wail
plates, is
suitacie
for
mat.tng
on
Upstream
on thermos
wood or vinyl siding without
requiring
acditfc
i of
(appliance fu
shielding.
regulator
4.9
The siots in
the vent
term’ at must
not be
reces
Max
10.5
3.7
into a wall or
sidr’
JE
5.0
1
4.10
The vent termina
“oukf
oosttioned where it
not be covered by any sr.vdr1fts.
2.4
Orifice
data
4.11
WarnIng: If
the
outside vent terminal
is loca
F
- verification only. Do
not attempt
to c
or
where it will be accessible
to any
person, a g’.
se
‘—cit’
a
‘ance in ut
m’ist
be fitted over the terminal
to
preven’
-“a—
an
-
“event it being
touched.
er’inaI
aeco’ies
u
_.
. a s
in ,ise
‘0 :an ecu
gr oesq”ed
for
s acoliar ‘z e
ram
0 027
1
yo
supp.er Asi for
Valor
part
2o
3ee
figure
4’
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Jes
CAT
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2”n.
________
26
to
a,pliance
bottom
36”
rnn.
to
combustibte
matera4s
1”
mm. dearance
to
combustible
matenals
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ii
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F:nisned
floor
______
5
to
gas
pipe underfloor
connection
Zroctearance
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to cornstbie
underfloor
connection
I/li
lOmin
for 1
rA
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contr,is
sccess
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r
Fg. 1
Dlm.n&ons &
clwances
5

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= Ve
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rerminal
locaflons
CIe
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Cearice_in
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Note,
cai codes
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12
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otated
sorfit
ocated aooe
the
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nvr’3e’sotf;t
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ear
Dutsoc
corner
12
30
1 Ca’a-
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corner
_________________________________
12
zon
“cc to
cen’
‘e of meter/regulator
assembly
located
6
90
Ceara ent Djet
-_____________________
—
1&.
J
j
Cleara
ochanca
air suoply
inlet
“e
building
ortl’
30
combi.
o
any
otrpliance
-
—
_____
________
K
Cleara
:‘-arcala”supplyinlet
__________________
______
8C
L
Clearar
aved sidewalk
or a paved
or
3way
located on
puolic
2W
Note:
A
sr
riot termina’e
dir’ctly
above
a
sidewalk
or paved
d
y
which
ocat “an
two
ngle
farr’ly dwellings
and
___
___
‘3CKorJ.
y_
—
—
__
12
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reo,are
different
ai-ances
I
mnim
en
erter
nf
guard
to
. oo
scrw
,
Dc
b&ow
Dr
guaro
‘iound
dish in
wall
a
6

4.
SUPPLY
GAS
Ts
aop
ance
is
for use only
with i’atLral
gas.
The
supp’y
r’ssu
at the appharce
inlet
s,cld
be
not ess than
S
.‘ c.
and
not more
than
10
S”w
o
The
supply
conrection
s
PT
Open’ngs icr
the
gas
sucy
are provided
n
the
cesa.
!.Or
rea’or L!’derloor
cor-ectoeetu’e1_,
5.
PACK
COWENTS
The
ooo.ete
apoharce
s oontar
oree
DaCKS.
PacK
I
- Main
appliance
unit cortaos:
I
vl an
appliance
TiUCO witn
wnacw.
3
Ceramic
cs.
2
Ceramo
tirebox
front
bars.
t
Pair
ceramic
Icepox
sice wails.
1
Ceramic fireox
back
wan.
2
Wail plates.
1 Gas
supoly
inlet
oipe.
I
Gas
supply
inlet elbow.
8
Wail
plugs
(for wail plates).
Wood screws
(for
wal
plates’
Pack
2 Vent unit
contains:
I
Vent terminal
unit.
I Styrofoam
support
(for vent
tube
cutting)
2
#6
tappng screws
(for vent
seci.ring).
1
Outer vent
shield.
#10
nuts
&
screws
(for
outer vent
shield).
Pack 3
Pedestal
and facia
unit contains:
2’destal unit
1 Font
facia unit.
I Aship
unit,
4
#8
taPping
screws (for
fixing
asn lip).
4 Macnine
screws
(for tixing pedastal
to
main
appliance).
2 Wood
screws (for
floor
fixing).
2
Plugs
(for
floor
fixing).
Take
care when
removing
the
contents
from
the
packaging
to
orevent damage.
Check that
all the contents
are
n
the
ri3
and
are
undamaged.
[
6.
APPUANCE
PREPARATION
6,1 Remove
the window
& logs
(see figure
4)
6.1.1 Detach
the
window unit
by removing
the
8
knurled
screws
(“A”)
and
knurled
nut
(‘B”) noiding
the
sides
and
bottom
of the
window
frame.
6.1.2
Lift
the
window
unit up
and forwards
to unhook the
‘op
Pt the
window
in
a
safe place
63
Take
the
ceramic
logs and ceramic
front
bars
out
of
tL.le
nrebox and
store
safely.
6.2
Check
oltion
electrode
spark
(see
figure 5)
The
pilot
curner
and
eiecirode
are at
the right side
of
te
firebox
OL.en
the
control access
door.
Turn
the gas
control
knob
(the
right hana
knoo
counterclockwise
to
“Ign”
W’1e
turning
PiOt gntcn
soarks
snould
be
ava:ea
wice
Check ‘rat
‘re
sparks
a’e
produced
at
‘e
co’
Durner.
3rK5
ae
crod.ccct
check that
‘he
w-g
ana
:at
t’e
spark
oao
s 3
5
mm.
7
VENT OPENING
PREPARATION
irnporrant:
s
ccc
arcs
a scpced
a
‘oer’t
r’’
erng
:he
ce—’er
of
!‘e
ocr’
ole
c
re
26
aoo’se
the
cottom
o’
‘he
apo
lance, Before
cuttng
the
ve’t
openng
r
te
wall.
raKe
s’e
rat the
nsta:eO
c’stance to
tre
pcttom
01 ‘C
acniance
s
know”
Once
‘re vert
oner’ng
n
the
wail
is cut
1
will
ot
cc
OCSSbiC
‘a
alter
‘e
costar
of
be
apsance
wihout
r’
3
7 1
V
5.’5
O’ ‘
0”’
‘ I
OvCr
30y
‘rr
ft
95
etc
‘re “ r
‘y
F!g.4 Window
removal
3 5±0.5mm
true
g
Fg.5
PIlot
Ignition
system

7 2
Mark
the center
of
the
vent
7 3
Cu
& di
rreter
veit ol
s e that
it
straight a d
eve.
7 4 ce o
he
wal
ia
s
agart
e
ac
t’e wal yIn the
sr
p’u
tion
soc
hole in the
wad
7
5 Mark
The we I olate
I
xinq ho
s. Remove the p’ate
mm
he
sit
e d r’o a
‘ube with the holes
a
igriea
using the
#10
bolts and nuts
provided
wth
cads outside.
e
chic
d tube nto the wall from
the outside
ush
the tube fir yn so that
if ocates
fully
r
e
oisl
ed
d ameter of the n de wail
p
ate
etbe’fre
a y
eefgure8
a uts
d if the tube an
e
temp rar
y
e d
n a a by
inserting
wedges
of cardboard
we
1 hole
to
Orevent
‘g
E1
fr
Plywood
b.cdng
mey
be dsslrsd
where
bevslid
sldkig
is
used
L.
a*s suPi
YALL*TIØM
8.1
R
te
the
gas
sup
connection
point
(see ti
Note:
Pressure testing
tr
be
performed
before
the
av’ iance
see section
12.
8 2 G
conrec’.on
to
the
appliance is
3”8NPT.
8.3 Use
only new black
iron or
steel
pipes or
coppe
tubing if
acceptable
check
local
codes.
Note
that
USA copper
tubing
must be
internally
tinned
for
protection
against sulfur
compounds.
8,4 Unions
in gas
lines should be
of
ground joint
lype.
8.5 The
gas supply
line must
be sized
and
installed
to
provide
a supply
of gas
sufficient
to
meet
the
ximum
demand of
!“
appliance
without
undue
of
pressure.
8.6
ants used must
b
onstituents inclu
plied lightly to n’
mt
does not
enter
g
8.7
e supply line
should
include
a
manual
shutotf
valve to allow
the appliance
to
be
disconnected
for
ervicing.
8.8
‘ lugged 1/8$PT
tapping
must
be
installe
in
+e
ue. The taco
must be
accessible
for
e
;a...qe
connection
am’
ma
immediately
upstream o
‘he
gas
supply
comic n
to the
appliance.
9.1 i)etach the pedestal
front
panel
by removing
we
crews
9
2
Place
the
pedestal
n
position
(see
figure
9
bottom
rear
of the
pedesta
must
cc at
east ‘
the back wall to allow
room
‘or
the
sto
overhang.
9.3 Mark the floor with
the ‘ocr
fixing
positions
t’
the holes in the
pedesta
see figure
9)
9.4 R’move the
pedestal Drill the
floor
at the
r
if ons and fit
plugs if
necessary
9
5
ccc er
f
x rg ft
‘he two
woodscews
s a
if the
r
ior partially
caving
a
space
between
the
n
“a
wall,
ougn
the
wall
making
etc. ro
a
no
as the va I Insert
wa
I
.7
etbepateinthe
,a
e
four
screws “‘ov
Outer
sat
Shield
Tube
Fig. a
Our ehield
tube
i
8
4-
A
4
vVoodscrews
a the
appliance
ir
ne
for
leaks
may near’
‘me Is
connected
to
Inside
well
plate
Measure th
to
‘he finish
7.9
Flatten the
sunohed
c
I u act
cutting
‘ole
(sa
call depth ‘om it..
tside
n n the
oom.
d tuøe. The
tube is
mit terminal unit.
Cut the
i
depth, Make
sure that
away from
the nearest
‘ant to
the
action
of all
gas.
Sealants
shoc
d
cads
to
ensure
ecess
es.
Wail
Jepth
a
!
‘ Vent
shield
tube cutting
710
b
a”
5 as’
The
7.11

ew
keads
anci
the
foor, The pedestal has ‘wo
kevoIe cpennos
r
ts oot’o ct’anreis.
Diace
ire
p000s’ai back in posit no
by
dropoing t to
locate
the
screws
in
the de ho es of
the keyroles and
then
ig tho cedestal oa to ocats The Sc ews
o
ire
narrow slots of
the
kehoes. g’en the
scre,
9.6 t to
in
et
000W to ‘he
suppy
pipe
Note: If tbn optional
circulating
fan kit is
Intended to be
lncta,Ied.
it
will be easiest to fit it
at
this stage
10 lENT UNIT INSTALLATON
10.1
Mark the vent terminal at the length of
total wail
depth plus 4 5/16” measured
from
the outside
end
of
the
vent cap
If the back of the
appliance is
not
going
to
touch the wall, also add the gap
distance.
insert the Styrofoam support
ring
and
push it as
close to the marked
position
as
possible. Cut
off
the
vent tubes squarely at the
marked position. Make
sure that all Styrofoam Is
removed from the vent
unIt after cutting.
10.2
Fit
the vent terrr’inal unit fully
over the appliance ;n 1 et
ann outlet collars pusoing on firmly.
Make sure that
the seam
on the outer tube Is not
at the bottom.
10.3 Drill through
the
vent terminal outer
tube and the
appliance
outer
collar at each side and
within ¾ of
Inc appliance back
face
to
take #6
tapping screws.
Make sure that the
drill does not
penetrate
the
inner vent
tube
and
Inner collar
(see figure 10).
10 4
Secure
the vent
erminal
to
the appliance
collars with
the
tWO #6
screws
supp
iea see
figure 10).
10.5
Ltft the
main appliance.
Insert
the vent
terminal
through the
cavity
and shoe
the appliance to
Its
proper location
on top of the
pedestal. There are two
holes at
each side of the appliance
for screwing it
to
the
pedestal. Make sure
that
these holes
are
aligned
10,6 °ecure the main .init to
the
pedestal with
the
4
Pews
10.7
Place
the
remaining
wall
plate
over
the ou.sae wail
end of the terminal with the dished
prolection
facing
‘pside,
Push ‘he p1 ate
un
to the
wall
so that
the
asnec projection locates inside the vent shie
ci
tube
(see
figure 11).
Remove any temporary wedges. If
possible while
still maintaining
a sound connection
to the aepliance, slope the terminal very slightly
down
towards
the
outside
so
that any rain
will run
away
from the appliance. The
terminal
rould
never
slope
down Into the
room.
This could
cause
water
to
accumulate in
the
appliance.
Mark the wali plate fixing noles on inc wail. Remove
the plate.
10.8 Drill the
fixing
noles in the wall and insert plugs it
necessary.
10.9
Replace
the wall plate locating it
firmly
inside the
shield
‘ube.
Make sure that the slots in the terminai
end
cap are
outside
the
wall
plate
(see
tigure
11),
10.10 Line up the
screw holes and start the mounting
screws, Apply
a clear
silicone rubber sealant
under
the edges
of
the wall plate
and
tighten the
scrws,
Apply
a
bead of si icone sealant around the vent
tiDe
wnere
it exits te wall
plate
(see figure 11)
\
\,
\ \
lA..
2 tu’
//
Drill with n3
4’
$hance
Deck
—-— -
t
I
X 1
I to fixm hcie
I,’
__________
18 3,4”
‘xg
holes centers
Drill
&
fit #6
screws
13’4’
““‘1o vent center
F q.9 Pedestal locatIon
FIg. 10 Vent terminal securing
F
q
11
lent
outside wail
Installation
Vf,”
to
l Dl*hd Fce
ii
= =
= =
= =
9

Iii_
I
I
- Ij
1
5
____
11._GASLC?1NEC9’N
11.1
a
oa’eia
12.1
112
11.3 Dc’
‘r.e :-
.crs
see
e
•
-o’
pree
sc
VS.
‘‘ CC’
‘ C
D5
.
as a d
‘e”
rf’
ear
ft
pne
3. Pull p
rnwri
ji 312
rem
11.4
C
the
gas inlet
pir.
o
a
onnector becw
the
r
.ato
(see
]ure
13
jr
YSTt
spp
leas.
ar a arc
a’vidu&
sut.oF
iSt be
onnect
ri
the
gas suppi
stem
ar
ng
ar assure
test
ng
c
sys:em at test
press.
as
n
excess of
36Pa).
• The
aopiiance must
be
solated from the
gas
susaly pipng
system
cy closing
3s
mdv
ual
r-arual
sbt-otf
valve
during
any press.re
tes
“q
of
the
gas
supply
piping
system
at test
pres
as
egual
to
or
ess than
Ypstg
(3.5kPa).
• Faure
to
ther
disconnect
or
isolate
the
appliance
g
pressure
testing may
result
reguator
cr
e
damage
Consult
your
ea
in this
case
12,2
The
appliance
at to give
“a
correct
rot,
natural
gas. F
adjustmet,
the
gas
s.
pressore
to the
e
inlet
must
be
a
mnirr
of 5”wc.
The ma
inlet
gas
supply
pressurr
10 “w c,
12.3 The
curner maniL
ressure is
controlled
by
a
bi..
in non-adjustable regulator The
correct
press.
range
is
shown
in
the table
in section
2 of thi
‘anual. The manifold
pressure
should be cnecied
at
“e
oressure
test point
which
s
en
on te
thermostat unit see
figure 13).
The
pressure
checK
soula
be
made
with the appliance
burning,
ne
gas
control set at On’
ad the thermostat control
set
at
‘Fll’. (Temporarily
refit
the
controi
knobs
fo
checking).
12.4
All
piping
and conne.tions
must be tested for
ieaks
after installation
or setvcrig.
All leaks must
be
corrected immediately
When testing for leaks
• Make
sure that the
a
gas control
knob
at the “Off’
positior
• Open the manual
s .lve.
• Test for leaks by a
a
liquid deterger
soao
solution
to IS.
Bubies for’
indicate a gas leak.
t’e.’er
use an
open flair
check
for
leaks.
• Correct any
leak detected immediately
assure
test
-nrc
point
EE
13..
PRESSURE
REI’EF
SYSTEM_CIIEC
The
sciance s fitte
.itr
a
pressure
relict
sis:em.
‘a
ot,ooe
is to
aiow the safe release
of ore..re
n
the
,r:Ke 1
event
of
a
buiO
o
of
gas n the
‘ire
nox aetore
o.hon
takes
ciace.
Eeet
a
acheved by
the
gas
pressure
ousng ocer
e
‘we
sorro
loaded
pla’cs under
the fire
box
OCiOW
tre
‘rort
rr
s
lows some
gas o escane saeiy
The O:ates
‘nen
etu--’
to
Tb
er closea postion
see’
;ore
14j
e
2r’eCt
or
pice
Fig.
13. inlet pipe cc
n
&pressure
test pornt
1

14.
AERATION N
CHECK
The
rear
burner
tube is
equipped with an
aaustab1e
shutter
to control orimary
aeration. The front
burner aeration is
not
adjustable,
Check that the
rear aeration shutter
is
correctly
positioned.
The
air holes
are
at
the right side of the tube.
The appliance
is suppiied with
the front
air hole open 100%,
the
top hole
closed and the
rear hoie open 30% (see
figure
15),
For
the
majority of
installations this setting will
be
correct and the
shutter should be
in
this position at this
stage. In a very
few instances
performance
may be
improved
by
adjusting the
aeration. This
will not
be able to
‘rop” termined,
however,
until
the appliance
S
‘cereted w
t the
ogs and
window
installed. See later on
in
r
ad 1 ustment
ails.
15.2 Place the
ceramic
sae
walis
n
Dostion at the
sides
of the
firehox.
The sdes are
left
and rgt
handed,
The sdes should locate in the
sloping
channels near
the bottom of the frebox sides
and in the gap
between each side
of the I
irebox and the black
top
baff’e (see figue 17)
5.3 Pace
the rear
og
the
iog without a branch)
in the
retaining
cradle behind
the
ear
nurner tube
with Is
back
against
the back wall
(‘er
ib
log
so bat
the
aap
to the side
wail is the same at
each side
(see figure 18).
RAM IC
FUEL REM
BLYJ
15.1
ae the ceam’c
oac ia n
o”s n
certra
ty
at
t e back of
the
eoox,
t must
rpst
on the
metal
e
ba
rox
‘e
IF’
Front
0 ”burner rail
PUSH
Fig 16 Baek wafl posWon
Check that plates onen and sorng
.hui
SIDE
SECTiON
Flq.14 Pressure rellet system check
FIg.
17
SIde waUs po&ton
F
g
o Rear burier aeatlon

18.2
Lacate
the
fade
cure
23. Locat
bottom,
We
sugge
1)
Ancre
the a
C.
c
e
ac’anc
2’
?sb “e
!aca
ahtth
%O
)JU$TUNT
.r
burner
has
aus:..
y
of
installations,
no
aver,
in
a
few
instances
adjusting
the aeration,
nutter
to the left
or
right.
the
unit
has
warmed
up
the
appliance
fror
3 top
corners
and
tilowing
order
ac;a
against
the
upo
between
tt’e
app iance
GOTHOL
16.1
Pit
the control
cover panel
an
control
knobs
16.2
16.3
1 5.4
P
ae
“e
front
log
on
the
reta
a
no
cradles
between
a
I ‘r
mer
Lb
(
a
th
g
so
‘rat
tott.
le we .s
th
e ate
side
______
, ‘..—“———,—-————
—---,
I
lU
__________
________
I
__
__
Fig 19
Front ioq posm
I C
Petit
nedestal
front
panel.
Refit
the winoow,
• Hook
o
top
of
he
window
—e
ove
“a
trebox
too front edge.
•
Swing
the window
cwn
over
te
cotiom
ocatirq
stuc.
• Secure
the
windcw
unit
in
place
oy
refift
knuried nut
and
knurled
screws
at the
s
and
bottom
of
the
wndow frame,
• Check ignition,
gas
control valve
and
the’ric’s
t
settings
as
described
in
the
lighting
instruct
c-’s
section
further
—
this
manual.
a front
of this log
eased underneath.
g
is seated ins
de
not
raised in
front
of
is
,dicted by
‘etter
Make
sure
that
front
the hollow
n the
front log
an.
(see
figure 20).
As
described
in
section
aeration.
For
the gr
adjustment
will
e
nece
performance
r
be
ir
Aeration
is adji
oy
s
Evaluate the
aeration
or
(approximately
15
minutes).
rcreasing
aeration
(by sliding
cause
h
flame
to
aopear
more
transparent
SOd
oaking
the
togs
glow more.
Decreasing
aeration
(by
sliding
the shutter
to the ngmj
will
cause
the
flames
to appear
more
yellow
or
orange
making
the
logs glow
iess. Too
little
aeration
may
result
In
black
carbon
forming
and dropping
Into
the
flreboz
the
shutter
to
the
tett
will
I
I
/
15.6 Pacetnet
• IS.
FACSAJH$’*LLATTON
18.1
Fit
the
asnlip to the
facia
unit
with
4 screws
(see
figure2
I
irebox (see
a 21),
ric
bars er
the
front rail
of the
Fa’
init
/
Fig. 02
AshIie fixing
•
Frflt
Rail
‘rtmt
bars os
ton
and
the
appitance
top

3)
Push
the
lowe
pat of
the
fac a
aganst The The
app’iance front.
4)
Lower the
facia
on to
be
1 oca’ons.
FIg. 23
Facla locatton (Left &de shown)
19.1 RechecK gas
control
and thermostat
operation.
19.2 Instruct
the
owner how
to operate the
appliance.
19.3 Warn that If the ceramic window
unit Is
damaged,
the appliance must be turned off immediately
and
not
used
until the window is replaced.
19.4 Advise that if
necessary,
the window may be
removed when the appliance is
shut off
and
cold
to
clean tne
inside or reset the iogs if disturbed, Stress
that the
window must
be replaced
securely before
operating the appliance.
19.5 Recommend that the
appliance
iS
inspected
and,
if
necessary, serviced at least once a year.
19,6
Point out the location of the supply shut
off
valve
and s operation.
19.7
Point
out
the location of the
vent
terminal.
Advise
that for
safe and efficient
operation
ro objects
ud be placed thin 2
4 eot (60cm)
of the vent
v
r’
al,
19.8 C’ose
erie control panei
coor.
13

ha
pr
20.1
°c
r
safety
t’
s
apo
ace
s
ttei
w
a
flame
Dl
O
l
snt
D
“e
23
Succ!y
av
at ames
ga
..t.
-s
ece
ncr
:s
a
ae
‘ch
senses
ire
‘;
3D
1 :-eomoeisccc:ne
as
tov
iess
tre
ass
contrc
kooo
s
eot
pus
cci
n acwee
V’s
Cff”
ard
“ 1 ’y’
posieons
ee
fall
ghting
instructions
on
et
20.2
,.
the
control
panel
door
at
right
side
of
the stove
fr
access
o e
controis.
Close
the door
when
you
atio
tr ontrois.
23.3
c
1aci
Tmoeratue
control
3ystem
Oonvent
OStCTS
regulate the
temperature
• huttir
.mers
off
wnen
the
temperature
rcnes
i
limit.
This
gives
stop-go
heat,
unnaturall
j
flames
and
impaired
efficienc
Re
a
cia
traffc),
re
C
mfouat”
syste
contrcs
rh
cerature
by
gradually lowering
ci
raising
the
ore.
This
maintains
room comfort
by
oviding
steadier
heat
and
a
more
natural
coking
u!srcn
of
the
Ian
‘c
co
V’moeraturc
‘nil
cc
antanea
at
:ne
:-sed
eeI
cr
any
ling
up
:c .st
snort
of
the
postion,
Tn cos
ocn
s
an
aerride
wrch
will
keep
the
ire
fuy
on
au
the
time
ad
us
not
affected
by
room
te
oeratu
20.4
When
first
tamed
on,
the
decorative f
Is
w’ 11
appar
predo
‘rc
cy
be.
4fter
approximacy
15
“UsS
the
flames
will
turn
yellow.
UGHTIN
WITH
LONG
ATCf
n the
unlkeiy
event
c
a
to
create
z.
;nition
spark
using
the
control
knob
‘e
can be
lit
a.
lows:
21.1
jft
off
the
frc
21,2
emovethe
21.3
Open
the
con
21.4
lnsertalongb
21
5
Ooerae
the
co
st’uctons.
21
S
esi.retratm
L7
i3CC
me
wr
the
ccitrols
o
s
21
8
Pep 1 ace
the ac.a,
2
9
ceecttheciame.
7ng.
21
10
“ose
be
contro
panel
door
____
22
CLEAN 940
_____
22,1
c
•ar
a’er
e
arpiance s coa
22.2
\ra ‘e
aa’ce
snc.
Ay
stars
on
the
ceramic
removed
with
a
nonabrasi
abrasive
cleaners
on
the
glass
223
1 et
cr
b’
asned
f
m
the
ogs
afte
g ‘
‘ t
Ia
a rd
rd w
yu
a’
a—
-
c
I
a’
v
a
PL
TINO
OcEouqE___
a’e
a
n
‘re/pa
22.4
Aways
after
a
Sectuon
22.5
Dscolo
.sed.
me
the
ceramic bars,
window a
caning
as
shown
in
the
in
cc
nstruc
01$,
ci
toe
metal
firebox
is norm
23.1
1
23
GHECKS
A aencdc
visua.
c”eck
of
the
pilot
a’-a
‘ames
socald
ce
made
(see
figu’es
24
&
er
CORRECT
:r:•-•’-
rs:.
VONG
FI.
24 Burner
f!arne.
iriit
si
door,
match at
the
pilot.
s
as
described
in
he
lighting
1ot
flame
s
ualt
Secure
ceore
turning
ositlon
other
than
pilot.
cr’!y
ne-ci
astir
s
window can
t
caner.
Never
us.
Fq.25
?!ot
flames
23.2
T
e
auianae
area
must always
o
fr
r’i
comc.
tube
materials,
ga-:
f Ia—
sole
vapors
and liquids.
23.3
Inscect the
vent
‘erminal
outdoors
reg.ary
t
a
si’e
t’at
I
is
flOt
obstructed
by
dirt.
snow,
insects.
leaves
etc
examine
tOe
wh’e
vent
system
reguiarty•
We
commend a”ni.
__________________________
24
IVICING
cuire
any
atter
your
apphance,
contact
your
quoting
the
m
amber.
It
will
be
helpful
if
the
‘e
seriai
numb’
1O
be quoted
Tb
5
15
on
U’
ate
vsibe
when
e
onPol
cane
door
iS
opened
recar
parts
arc
cwr
r
the
separate
rePa
r
pa
ea’t
D’e,ce
a
.vavS
•
cart
u’ter
ara
aescrot
an
‘‘—
‘eas’
‘-;
:pa
rs

i 4 alor
Direct
Vent
Terminal
Location
For
use
with
models:
134,
530.
837.
936
May
2000
•j
Miles
S2
West
3rd
Street.
orth
\
ancouver
BC.
4i
industries
Lid.
Canada,
VP
3K”
=
Vent
terminal
=
Air
supply
Inlet
=
Area
wtere
terminal
is
not Demlitted
[
KEY
VENT
TERMINAL LOCATIONS
-
MINIMUM MINIMUM
DISTANCES
CLEARANCE
Seefigurell
Ins
Cms
A
I
Clearance
above
grade,
verandah,
porch.
deck or
canopy
12
30
B
Clearance
to
window
or
door
that may
be
opened
12
30
C
[
Clearance
to
permanently
closed
window (recommended
to
12
30
prevent
condensation
on
window)
D
Vertical
distance
to
ventilated
soffit
located
above
the
18
46
terminal
within
a
horizontal
distance
2
feet
(60
cm)
E
Clearance
to
unventilated
soffit
12
30
F
Clearance
to
outside
corner
12
1
30
G
Clearance
to
inside
corner
12
30
H
Horizontal
clearance
to
center-line
of
meter/regulator
36
90
assembly
located
below
the
terminal
I
Clearance
to
service
regulator
vent
outlet
72 180
J
Clearance
to
non-mechanical
air supply
inlet
to
the building
12
30
or
the
combustion
air
inlet
to
any
other
appliance
K
Clearance
to
a
mechanical
air
supply
inlet
72
180
L
Clearance above
paved
sidewalk
or
a
paved
driveway
located
84
210
on
public
property.
Note:
A
vent
must
not
terminate
direct/v
above
a
sidewalk
or
paved
driveway,
which
is
located
between
two single
family
dwellings
and
serves
both
dwellzns
\4
Clearance
under
a
verandah,
porch,
deck
or
baicon\
12
30
•
Qniv
permitted
zi
veranda
porch,
deck
r
balcony
Fully
I
oven
on a
minimum
o12
sides
beneath
the
Jloor
,—
-
ote’
Local
codes
and
regulations
ma
require
different
clearances.
Ph
‘fl4
Q8.134%
Fix
V,04)
84-0246

I:
I

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“OUR
SAFETY READ
2EFORE LGHNG3
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you do
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A.
This appliance
has
a pilot
whicr must be Iiqhted
by
hand.
Wh’r ‘:t.r
t’”
instructions
exactly.
8.
BEFORE
LIGHTING
sml
all
around
he
appliance
area
for
qs.
3e
c’i’
s
rv
‘1
Phu
because some
gas is
heavier
than
air
and
will
settle on me floor.
WHAT TO DO
IF YOU
SMELL
GAS
• Do
not try to
light
any
appliance.
o Do
not touch
any electric switch;
do not use
any phone
in
your
buikiF1q,
• Immediately
call your
gas
supplier from a
neighbor
s phone. Foilow
the c
s pUer’c
instructions.
• If you cannot
reach
your
gas supplier,
call the fire department.
C.
Use
only your
hand to push in
or
turn
the gas control knob.
Nver
use
tunic
!f
The
kiob
i’
push
in or turn
by hand, dont try
to
repair
it, call
a
qualified
service
technician Force o tttd
repair
may
result
in a
fire
or
explosion.
D.
Do not use this
appliance
if
any
part
has been under water.
lmmedhtely call a
qurhf,r”’i
technician
to
inspect the appliance and
to replace any
part
of the
control
:‘
J vy
control
which has been under
water.
E.
During
extreme weather
conditions, make
sure that
the
vent
outlet
is
‘r
of ‘ rd
vw
h-fr’
attemotinq
to
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krb
2.
Set
tre
thermostat
to its
owest ettinq.
3.
Turn
the gas
control inob clockwise
i
to
‘Off”.
Note;
Knob
cannot
be turned
to
“Off”
unless it is
pushed
in
ortiai!y.
Do
ct
i’r.
4.
Wait
five
(5) minutes
to clear out any gas.
If
you then
smei any
gas.
STOP!
Foii’w:
“
in
th’
safety
information
above
on
this
label.
lf you
don’t
smell gas. go to next
step.
5.
Find the pilot. It is at
the
right
side
of
the firebox.
6. Push in and turn the
gas control
knob counter-
clockwise
(Th until resist2me
is
ilt. Ke-’o
pushed in at
this positlcn
or a
few
seconds to
allow gas to
flow
7.
Keep
knoo
pushed in an
turn
to 1gn o
light pint.
WhIle
tur,’mq to this
pc’ion
wi e activated
twice.
Hold
knob in for a further
5
seconds
then
release.
The
koob
p
oack
up. The pilot
shouid
remain
lit.
if
pilot
goes
out repeat
steps
3
through
7
!f
pilot
does
iOi
light at all
durinQ
a few
tternpts.
try
lighting
with a long
match
as
described
below.
• If
pilot
lights but
will not
stay lit after several
tries, turn
the
gas
control
knob to Of
mri
call
your service
technician
or gas
supplier.
8.
When pilot is ut.
partially
depress
the gas
control
knob
and turn
courterclockwic
o
‘On’.
• Do not leave
knob
set
between
“Ign”
and “On”.
9. Set thermostat to
desired setting.
10,
Close control
access &or,
MichiihtIn:
After removing the
window
unit, apply a
lona match
to the o whV
!h
qs
control knob is pushed
In
at the
Ign’
position
- See previous page
ror
fuul
c
• Always
replace
the
window unit
after match
lighting
the pilot
•
The gas control knob
should
always
pop up when
released
If
it
does
not
stop and
,1nmdiiety
call
your service technuctan
or gas supplier.
I
Set the
thermostat to
lowest
sethng
2
Push in
the gas
control k ob and
turn clockwise
to
Off
Do
t
r
I
Close
control
acss
nonr
I.
STOP!
Read the safety
iformation
above on this
page.
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