Valor 936TTN Installation instructions

~!alor Legend
stove
Model 936TTN
FREESTANDING DIRECT VENT WALL FURNACE
WITH TOPVENT
For use with Natural Gas
WARNING: If the information in this
manual is not followed exactly, a fire or
expiosion may result causing property
damage, personal injuryor lossof life
- Do not store or use gasoline or other
flammable vapors and liquids inthe vicinity
of this
ar any other appliance.
-
WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS
9 Do nottrytolightanyappliance.
. Do nottouchany electrical switch; do not
useany phoneinyour building.
9 Immediatelycall your gas supplier from 2,
neighbor's phone. Followthe gas
supplier's instructions.
9 If you cannot reachyour gas supplier, call
thefire department.
- 1ns:allation andservice must be performed by
a qualified installer, sewice agency or the gas
Please read this manual
bef~re installing and
operating
the stove.
This appliance is a
domestic room heating
appliance. ~t
mi;t
used for
purpose such as drying
clothes etc.
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Due to high temperatures, the appliance should Keep the appliance area well clear and free from
be located out of traffic and away from furniture combustible materials, gasoline and other
anddraperies. flammablevapors and liquids.
Children and adults should be alerted to the
hazards of high surface temperatures and should
stay awaytoavoid bumsor-clothingignition.
Young children should be carefully supervised
when theyare inthe same roomas the appliance.
Clothing or other flammable material should not
be placedonor near the appliance.
The glass and front frame must be put back in
place priortooperating the appliance ifthey have
beenremovedfor sewicingorcleaning.
Never operate with broken or damaged window
glass.
Ifthe window isbrokenordamagedinany way, it
must be replaced as a whole unit. Remove the
window as described
in the appliancepreparation
section of this manual. Search inside and
adjacent to the appliance for any glass fragment.
Only the authorized Valor replacementunit listed
in the repair parts
booklot must be fitted - never
use substitutes. Contact your dealer quoting the
appliancemodelnumber.
This appliance should be installed and repaired
bya qualified senrice person.
The appliance should be inspected before use
and at least annually by a professional service
person. More frequent cleaning may be required
due to excessive lint from carpeting, bedding
mate-ial, etc.
tt is imperative that control
compartments, burners and circulating air
passagewaysoftheappliance are keptclean.
Keep curtains, clothing, furniture and other
flammable materialsat least 36ins (90cm) from all
parts of the appliance and its vent system.
Neverattemptto burnpaper or any other material
intheappliance.
Keep the grill at back of the pedestal clear to
preventobstructionof airflow totheappliance.
INTERRUPTlON 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 inthe supplysystemeither inside or outside
your property), we recommend that the window
unit Isremovedbefore lightingthe pilot. This will
allow any air which has become trapped in the
supply piping to escape without building up in
the firebox beforethe pilotwill light. Wait untilthe
pilot flame is stable before refitting the window
but refit
it before turning the control to any
position other than pilot ignition. Details of how
to removethewindow are giveninthe preparation
for installationsectionofthis manual.
The vent terminal on the outside wall must be
kept
free from obstructions. The terminal is hot
duringoperation and requiresa guard (Part
#235)
if it is accessible to any person. No objects
should be placedwithin
2 feet (60cm) of the vent
terminal.
During extreme weather conditions ensure that
the vent outlet is
free from ice and snow before
attemptingto light.
Do not use this appliance if any part has been
under water. Immediately call a qualified service
technician toinspectthe applianceandto replace
any part of the control system and any gas
controlwhich has been underwater.
NOTE
When operatingyour newstove forthe first time, some vapors may be releasedwhich may cause a slight odor andcould
possibly set off any smoke detectionalarms in the immediatevicinity. These vapors are quite normal on new appliances.
They aretotallyharmless
and will disappearafter afew hours use.

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The following options are availablefor this appliance:
#710CFK Circulatingfan kit
Operated by a variable speed controller, it is
designed to boost the natural convection
process through the stove. It may be fitted
beforethe stwe is installedor retrofitted at a
later date.
#905 VEK Vent extension kit
Designed to give a greater range of venting
configurations.
See venting graph figure 1 for
the availableconfigurations. Use of these kits
will allow the stove to be sited in a basement
prwidedthat the terminalisabweground.
#925HACK Highaltitudeconversion ki.
Requiredfor installations between 2000ft and
4500ft. Consists of an exchange regulator
andassociatedconnectors.
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This appliance is certified by International Approval
Servicesfor use in Canada and the USA. The appliance is
for installationdirectly venting through an outside wall and
for use with naturalgas.
The installation must conform with local codes or, in the
absence of local codes, with the current CAWCGA-B149.1
installation code in Canada or the current National Fuel
Gas Code, ANSI
2223.1 inthe USA. Only qualified licensed
or trainedpersonnelshould installthe appliance.
2.1 Ratingplate
The rating plate is located inside the control
compartment door.
2.2 Rates (Btulh)
I I Altiiude I Max. I Min. 1
I 120004500 1 19000 1 5110 1
'Alitudes above2000ft requireconversion kit #925HACK
Input
2.3 Pressures(in. w.c.)
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I SUPPLY- 1 MANIFOLD- Tapping 1
onthermostat
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0-2000
20004500
I MU. I 10.5 1 3.7 I 3.2' 1
I Min. I 5.0 I 3.3 2.8'
Withconversion kit #925HACK
27,000
25,000
2.4 Orifice data
For verification only. Do not attempt to drill or
7,000
7000
otherwise mdiappliance input.
Combustible materials inside the rooln must not bo closer
than the dimensionsshown infigure
2.
The floor constructionshould allow the stove to be screwed
to the floor.
If the stove is to be installed directly on any
combustible material other than wood flooring, it must
be
installed on a metal or wood panel extending the full width
and depth
of the appliance.
Type
Pilot '
Front
Rear
4.1 The vent terminal must be located on an outside
wall.
4.2 The vent unit is suit&le for wall thicknesses
between
3" and 24%'. If a vent extension is used
horizontally, this can be insertedin the wall allowing
for wall thicknesses up to 60%'.
See figure 1 for
limitationson use of horizontal extension.
4.3 The vent clearance hole required in the wall is 8'/e9
diameter.
4.4 The stove is suppliedwith a vent unit includinga 909
elbow requiring the center of the vent hole to be
475/8" above bottom of the appliance. Thls helght
must not be reduced by cutting
the vertlcal
portlon of the elbow duct
4.5 The 909elbow can be rotatedto allowthe horizontal
run of the duct to be at any angle relative to the
appliance.
No. of
holes
AMAL40
CAT 18-360
CAT 18-360
Diameter
(ins)
1
7
7
0.022
0.027
0.027

4.6 Do not attempt to use any vent materialother than
that suppliedwith this appliance or kit (1905VEK.
4.7 This direct vent appliance is designed to operate
when an undisturbed air flow hits the outside vent
terminal from any direction. The minimum
clearances from this terrninal which must
be
maintainedare shown in figure 3. Any reduction in
these clearances could resutt in a disruption of the
air flow or a safety hazard. Local codes or
regulations
may requiregreaterclearances.
4.8
The terminal, when installed with the vent shield
tube and wall plates, is suitable for mounting on
wood or vinyl siding without requiring additional
shielding. The vent shieldtube supplie is suitable for
wall thicknesses up to
24%. A custom made shield
shouldbemadeforthicker walls.
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4.9
The slots inthe vent terminal must not be recessed
intoa wall or siding.
4.10 The vent terminal should be positioned where it wit'
notbecovered by any snowdrifts.
4.11 Wamlng: If the outside vent terminal is located
where
it will be accessible to any person, a guard
must
be fied wer the terminal to prevent damage
andtoprevent it beingtouched.
The vent terminal becomes very hot when the
appliance is in use and can cause bums. A special
guard designed for this appliance is available from
your supplier
- Ask for Valor part #235 (See figure
4).
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combustible materia
al round vent
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Zero clearance
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1 KEY I VENT TERMINALLOCATIONS - MINIMUMDISTANCES 1 MINIMUMCLEARANCE 1
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D I Vertical distancetoventilatedsoffit locatedabovetheterminalwithin a I 18 46
A
B
C
~ee ngum 3
Clearanceabove grade, verandah, porch, deck or canopy
Clearanceto window or door that may beopened
Clearanceto permanentlyclosedwindow (recommendedto prevent
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property.
Note: A vent must not terminate directly above a sidewalk or paved
driveway which is locatedbetween two single family dwellings and
Ins
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12
12
horizontaldistance 2 feet (60cm)
Clearanceto unventilated soffit
Clearancetooutside comer
Clearancetoinside comer
Horizontalclearanceto center-line
of meterlregulatorassembly located
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M 1 Clearance undera verandah, porch, deck or balcony 12 30
Note: Local codesand regulations may require different clearances.
cms
30
30
30
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belowthe terminal
Clearanceto service regulatorvent outlet
Clearanceto non-mechanicalair supply inletto the buildingor the
Bottomof guardto
unddish inwall plate
Rg. 4 Tennlml gurvd #ZS
12
12
12
36
combustionair inletto any other appliance
Clearanceto a mechanicalair supply inlet
Clearanceabwe pavedsidewalk or
a paveddriveway locatedonpublic
30
30
30
90
72
12 180 30
72
84
180
210

This appliance is for use only with natural gas. The supply
pressure at the appliance inlet should be not less than
5"w.c. and not more than 10.5"w.c. The supply connection
is
?<NPT. Openingsfor the gas supply are providedin the
The completeappliance is containedinthree packs.
Pack1
- Maln appliance unltcontains:-
1 Mainappliancefittedwith window.
3 Ceramiclogs.
2 Ceramic fireboxfront bars.
1
Pair ceramic firebox side walls.
1 Ceramic firebox backwall.
1 Decorativevent collarfor appliancetop.
1
Decorativevent collarfor wall plate.
1 Wall platewith brackets.
1 Wallplatewithout brackets.
1 Gas supply inlet pipe.
1 Gas supply inletelbow.
8 Wallplugs (for wall plates).
8 Woodscrews (for wall plates).
Pack 2 - Vent unit contains:-
1 909elbowvent.
1 Vent terminal unit.
1 Styrofoamsupport (for vent tube cutting).
4
4% tappingscrews (forvent securing).
1 Length of vent sealingtape.
1
Maskingcollar (forvent joint).
2
it8 tappingscrews (formaskingcollar).
1 Outervent shield.
7 #I0 nuts 8 screws (for outervent shield).
Pack 3 - Pedestalandfacla unlt contains:-
1 Pedestalunit.
1 Frontfacia unit.
1 Ashlip unit.
4
#8 tappingscrews (forringashlip).
4
Machinescrews (forfixing pedestalto main
appliance).
2
Wood screws (forfloor fixing).
2 Plugs(forfloorfixing).
Take care when removingthe contents fromthe packaging
to preventdamage. Checkthat allthe contents are inthe
~acks and are undarnaaed.
6.1
Remove the window 81 logs (see flgure 5)
6.1.1 Detach the window unit by removing the 8 knurled
screws
rA') and knurled nut ('83 holding the sides
andbottomof the windowframe.
6.19 Lift the window unit up and forwards to unhookthe
top. Putthe window ina safe place.
6.1.3 Take the ceramic logs and ceramic front bars out of
the firebox andstore safely.
6.2 Check Ignltlonelectrode spark (see flgure 6)
The pilot burnerandelectrodeare at the right side of
thefirebox.
Open the control access door. Turn the gas control
knob (the right handknob) counterclockwiseto 'Ign'.
While turning pilot ignition sparks should be
activatedtwice. Check that the sparks are produced
at the pilotburner.
If no sparks are produced, check that the wiring is
secure andthat the spark gap is 3.5 ~0.5
mm.
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Important:
This appliance is supplied with a vent unit requiring the
center of the vent hole to be
47'/eg abovethe bottom of the
appliance. This height must not be reduced by cuttingthe
vertical portion of the elbow duct. Before cutting the vent
openinginthe wall, make sure that the installeddistance to
the bottom of the appliance is known. Once the vent
opening in the wall is cut it will not be possible to alter the
position of the appliance without re-cutting the wall. For
vent openings higher than
475/80 up to a maximum of
120!4', one or two optional vent extension kits #905VEK
must be used - Seeventinggraphfigure 1.
7.1 Place dust sheets on the floor and over any
furnishings, etc. inthe vicinity.
7.2 Markthe center of thevent hole inthewall.
7.3 Cut a3/eW diametervent holethrough the wall making
surethat it is straightand level.
7.4 Place the wall platewith brackets against the inside
face of the wall with the dished projection seated
inside the hole in the wall and the brackets at the
sides.
7.5 Markthe wall platefixing holes. Removethe plate.
7.6
Drill the plate fixing holes in the wall. Insert wall
plugs
if necessary.
7.7
Replacethe plateinthe wall. Fix the platetothe wall
withfour woodscrews.
Vent searringbrackets at sides
Fig.? Inside wall plate
7.8
Measurethe total wall depth from its outside surface
tothe finished surface in the room.
7.9
Flatten the outer vent shield tube (For walls thicker
than
24%" a custom shield should be made). The
tube is suppliedcoiledaroundthe vent terminal unit.
Cut the tube exactly to the total wall depth. Make
sure that the cutting line is at least
1" away from the
nearest bolt hole (seefigure
8).
7.10 Formthe shield into a tube with the holes aligned.
Fasten using the #10 bolts and nuts provided with
the bobheads outside.
7.11 lnsert the shield tube into the wall from the outside
wall. Push the tube firmly in so that it locates fully
over the dished diameter of the inside wall plate.
Trimthe tube
if necessary (seefigure 9). The outside
end of the tube can be temporarily held in place by
inserting wedges of cardboard, wood, etc. roundthe
wall holeto preventtilting.
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7 dear
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is at kast 1" fm bolt hde.
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a
1' dearance from bdt hokrr
(b) If artting line dince from tube edge
is ks than 1' from bolt hob.
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Route the gas supply line to the appliance inlet
connectionpoint (seefigure
2).
Note: Pressure testing the line for leaks may need to
be performed before the line
is connected to the
appliance
- see section 12.
Gas connectionto the appliance is 318"NPT.
Use only new black iron or steel pipes or copper
tubing
if acceptable - check local codes. Note that in
USA copper tubing must be internally tinned for
protection against suRur compounds.
Unions ingas linesshould'be of groundjoint type.
The gas supply line must be sized and installed to
provide a supply of gas sufficient to meet the
maximum demand of the appliance without undue
loss of pressure.
Sealants used must be resistant to the action of all
gas constituents including LP gas. Sealants should
be applied lightly to male threads to ensure excess
sealant does notenter gas lines.
The supply line should include a manual shut-off
valve to allow the appliance to be disconnected for
servicing.
A plugged 1/8mNPTtapping must be installed in the
line. The tapping must be accessible for test gauge
connectionand be immediately upstream of the gas
supplyconnectiontothe appliance.
9.1 Detach the pedestal front panel by removing two
screws.
9.2 Place the pedestal in position (see figure 10). The
bottomrear of the pedestalmust be at least
Ha from
the back wall to allow room for the stove top
overhang.
9.3 Markthe floor with the floor fixing positionsthrough
the holesinthe pedestal(seefigure 10).
9.4 Remwe the pedestal. Drill the floor at the marked
positionsandfit plugs
if necessary.
9.5 For easier fixing, fit the two woodscrews supplied
into the floor partially leaving a space between the
screw heads and the floor. The pedestal has two
'keyhole' openings in its battomchannels. Place the
pedestalback in positionby dropping it to locatethe
screws in the wide holes of the keyholes and then
sliding the pedestalbackto locate the screws in the
narrowslots of the keyholes.Tightenthe screws.
9.6
Fitthe inletelbowtothe supply pipe.
Note: If the optlone1clrculatlngfan klt Is Intended to t#
Instolkd, It wlll be easlest to fit It at thls stage
9.7
Place the main appliance unit over the pedestal,
align the
4 fixing holes (2 at each side) and secure
the unittothe pedestalwith
4 machine screws.
10.1 If using any optional vent extension kits #905VEK.
cut tothe requiredsizes - see venting graphfigure 1.
10.2 Identify the appliance top decorative collar. The
collars have identificationlabels. Remwe the label.
Placethe collarwer the vertical sectionof the elbow
or vertical extension. Locate the elbow unit or
vertical extensionfully overthe appliance vent ducts.
10.3 If any vertical extensionunits are installed, locatethe
elbow unitfully werthe top
of the extension.
10.4 Rotatethe elbow until it is in direct line with the wall
opening.
10.5 lf'ahorkontalextensionis required, loosely fit a joint
masking collar (supplied with the kit) over the
extension.
Fit the extension fully to the end of the
elbow.
If necessary, temporarilysupport it.
10.6 Loosely fit the joint maskingcollar (suppliedwith the
appliance vent unit) wer the free end of the
horizontal length of the vent. Loosely fit the
decorative wall collar over the horizontal length of
the vent with the central dished area projecting into
the room.
10.7 Measure the distance from the elbow or horizontal
extension to the wall allowing for the amount of
overlap where the elbow or extension enters the
terminal unit (figure
11 dimension 'Am).
10.8 Calculate the total length of terminal required. This
length is:- Elbow or extension to wall (figure 11
dimension "A")
+ Wall thickness (figure 11
dimension
'B") + 35/e" (terminal length outside wall).
T~I.nqthmA+B+34L"
Flg.11 Vent termlnal length

10.9 Mark the vent terminal at the length calculated
measuring fromthe outsldeend of the vent
cap.
Insert the Styrofoam support ring and push it as
closeto the markedposition as possible. Cut off the
vent tubes squarely at the marked position. Make
surethat allStyrofoam Isremovedfrom the vent
unit after cuttlng.
10.10 Fit the vent terminal unit through the wall from the
outside. Locatethe inside end fully over the elbow or
horizontalextension.. Make sure that the seam on
the outertube Isnotat the bottom.
10.11 Place the remainingwall plate over the outside wall
end of the terminal with the dished projection facing
inside. Push the plate up to the wall so that the
dished projection locates inside the vent shieldtube
(see figure 12). Remove any temporary wedges.
If
possible while still maintaining a sound connection
to the appliance, slope the terminal very slightly
towards the Outside that any rain run
10.17 Place a piece of card, thick paper, etc. over the top
away from the appliance. The termlnal should of the appliance to protect
it. Secure the elbow or
never slope down Into the room Thls could extension at the appliance ducts by drilling and
causewatertoaccumulate Inthe appliance. securing with two
#6 tapping screws provided (Lift
Markthe wall plate fixing holes on the wall. Remwe the decorative vent collar clear while working).
See
the plate. figure
14. Make sure that the drill does not
10.12 Drill the fixing holes in the wall and insert plugs if
penetratethe Innervent duct.
necessary.
Flg. 13 tntalor wdl plate8
10.13 Replace the wall plate locating it firmly inside the
shieldtube. Make sure that the slots in the terminal
end
cap are outside the wall plate(seefigure 12).
10.14 Line up the screw holes. Start the mountingscrews.
Apply a clear silicone rubber sealant under the
edges of the wall plate and tightenthe screws. Apply
a bead of silicone sealant around the vent tube
where it exitsthewall plate (seefigure 12).
10.15 When the terminal is properly located, secure it at
the insidewall end by drilling intothe terminal outer
tube through the holes in the two vent securing
brackets and securing with two
#6 tapping screws
provided. Make sure that the drlll does not
penetratethe lnnervent tube.
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Rg.12 Vent towall lnstallatlon
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10.16 Push the decorative wall collar firmly inside the
dishedcenterof the wall plate (seefigure
13).
Drill 2 holes
Ldb Fit 2 screws
Flg.14 Vent duct securlng
10.18 Seal the joint between the elbow and the terminal
withthe sealingtape supplied (see figure 15).
10.19 Locate the masking collar over the joint so that it
hides the tape. Squeeze the collar as tight as
possible and align the two holes and slots in the
collar. Mark the sealing tape at the position of the
holes (seefigure
15).
10.20 Mwethe masking collar out of the way. Drill for #8
tapping screws at the marked positions. Make sure
that the drlll does not penetratethe lnner duct.

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10.21 Place the masking collar back in position. Squeeze
as tight as possible and fix over the vent joint with
two
#8 tappingscrews (seefigure 15).
10.22 If extensions are installed, seal each extra joint with
tape and cwer each joint with a masking collar as
described in sections10.1
8 through 10.21. A length
of tape andsealingcollar issupplied
with eachkit.
Openthe controlpaneldoor.
Pull
off the two control knobs.
Detachthecontrolcwerpanel(see figure 16):-
Removethree screws.
Lift the panelup
Pullthe bottomfront comer of the panel fonvard
and out todear the case andthen liftclear.
11.4 Couple the gas inlet pipe to the connector below the
regulator (seefigure 17).
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Inletamnddionpipe
Flg. 17 lnbt plp cannodon & proasurn tatpolnt
11.5 Connect the other end of the inlet pipe to the elbow
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attachedtothe supply line.
12.1 Pressuretest the supply linefor leaks.
The appliance and its individual shut-off vake
must be disconnectedfrom the gas supply piping
system during any pressure testing of that
system at test pressures in excess of Hpsig
(3.5kPa).
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Fig.16 Control cover pand removal
he appliance must be isolated from the gas
supply piping system by closing its individual
manual shut-off valve during any pressure
testing of the gas supply piping system at test
.
pressuresequalto or lessthan Mpsig (3.5kPa).
Failure to either disconnect or isolate the
appliance during pressure testing may result in
regulator or valve damage. Consult your dealer
inthis case.
12.2 The appliance is preset to give the correct input with
natural gas. For input adjustment, the gas supply
pressure to the appliance inlet must be a minimum
of 5"w.c. The maximum inlet gas supply pressure is
10.5"w.c.
12.3 The burner manifoldpressureiscontrolledby a built-
in non-adjustableregulator.The correct pressure
range is shown in the table in section 2 of this
manual. The manifold pressure should be checked
at the pressure test point which is located on the
thermostat unit (see figure 17). The pressure check
should be made with the appliance burning. the gas
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controlset at Qn" and the thermostat control set at
'Full'. (Temporarily refit the control knobs for
checking.)
12.4
All piping and connectionsmust be tested for leaks
after installation or sewicing. All leaks must
be
correctedimmediately.
Whentestingfor leaks:
Make sure that the appliance gas control knob is
at the
"OfP position.
Openthe manual shutoff valve.
Test for leaks by applying a liquid detergent or
soap solution to all joints. Bubbles forming
indicate a gas leak
Never use an open flame to
check for leaks.
Correct any leakdetected immediately.
The appliance is fitted with a pressure relief system. Its
is to allow the safe release of pressure in the
unlikely event of a build up of gas in the fire box before
ignitiontakes place.
Relief is achieved by the gas pressure pushing open the
two spring loaded plates under the fire box below the front
bumer. This allows some gas to escape safely. The plates
will then returnto their closed position (seefigure
18).
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The applianceis supplied with the front air hole open 3/16"
(5mm) and the top and rear holes closed (see figure 19).
For the majority of installationsthis setting will be correct
andthe 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 be properly
determined, however, until the appliance is operated with
the logs and window installed. See later on in this manual
for adjustment details.
15.1 Place the ceramic back wall in position centrally at
the back of the firebox It must rest on the metal
ledge at the backof the firebox (see figure
20).
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Check that pbtbs open and sprine shut
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Flg. 20 Back wdl pltion
SIDE SECTION
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15.2 Place the ceramic side walls in position at the sides
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of the firebox. The sides are leiand right handed.
The sides should locate inthe sloping channels near
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the bottom of the firebox sides and in the gap
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baffle (seefigure 21).
The rear burner tube is equippedwith an adjustable shutter
to control primary aeration. The front burn& aeration is not
adjustable. Check that the rear aeration shutter is correctly
positioned. The air holes are at the right side of the tube.

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Flg. 21 Slde walls posttion
15.3 Place the rear log (the log without a branch) in the 15.6 Place the two ceramic bars over the front rail of the
retainingcradle behind the rear burner tube with its firebox (seefigure 25).
back against the back wall. Center the log so that
the gap to the side wall is the same at each side
(seefigure 22). .
15.4 Placethe front log on the retainingcradles between
the rear and front burner tubes. Center the log so
that the gap to the side wall is the same at each side
(seefigure
23).
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15.5 Place the cross log in position. The front of this log
is indicated by the letter
"F embossed underneath.
Make sure that the front of the log is seated inside
the hollow
in the front log and 1s not raised infront of
it (see figure
24).
16.1
Refit the control cover panel and door. Refit the two
control knobs
16.2 Refitthe pedestalfront panel.
16.3 Refitthe window.
Hook the top of the window frame over the
fireboxtop front edge.
Swing the window down over the bottom center
locatingstud.
Secure the window unit in place by refitting the
knurled nut and 8 knurled screws at the sides
and bottomof the window frame.
Check ignition, gas control valve and thermostat
settings as described in the lighting instructions
section further an in this manual.
AS described in section 14, the rear burner has adjustable
aeration. For the great majority of installations, no
adjustment will be necessary. However, in a few instances
performance may be improved by adjusting the aeration.
Aeration isadjustedby slidingthe shutter to the left or right.
Evaluate the aeration only after the unit has warmed up
(approximately
15 minutes).

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Increasing aeration (by sliding the shutter to the left) will
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cause the flame to appear more transparent and blue
makingthe logs glow more.
19.1
Recheck gas control andthemostat operation.
Decreasingaeration (by slidingthe shutler to the right)will
19.2 Instruct the Owner how to @perate the
causethe flames to appear more yellow or orange making
19.3 Warn that if the ceramic window unit 1s damged
the logs glow less. Too ilttle senrtlon may result in black theappliance must
be turnedoff immediately and
wr6onfonnlngand dropplngInto the flrebox. not used untll the window is replaced.
19.4 Advise that, if necessary, the window may be
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clean the insideor resetthe logs if disturbed. Stress
18.1
Fit the ashlip to the facia unit with 4 screws (see that the window must be replaced securely before
figure 26).
18.2 Locate the facia unit to the appliance front - see
figure 27. Locate at the top comers and at the
bottom. We suggest the following order:
1) Angle the top of the facia against the upper part
of the appliancefront.
2) Push the facia up between the appliance front
andthe appliancetop.
3) Push the lower part of the facia against the the
appliance front.
4) Lowerthe facia on tothe locations.
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Flg. 27 Fd locallon (Left side shown)
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operatingthe appliance.
19.5 Recommendthat the appliance is inspected and, if
necessary, servicedat least once ayear.
19.6 Point out the location of the supply shut off valve
and its operation.
19.7 Point out the location of the vent terminal. Adviie
that, for safe and efficient operation, no objects
should be placed within
2 feet (60cm) of the vent
:erminal.
19.8 Closethe control paneldoor.