Valor 738BVN Installation instructions

B Vent Gas Inser
t
M
odel 738BVN
(
Natural Gas
)
M
odel 738BVP
(
Propane Fuel
)
Installation and
O
wner’s Manual
D
O NOT store or use
g
asoline or an
y
other
flammable vapors or liquids in the vicinit
y
of this or an
y
other appliance
.
IF YOU SMELL GAS
:
D
o not tr
y
to li
g
ht an
y
appliance.
O
p
en windows
.
D
o not touc
h
e
l
ectr
i
ca
l
sw
i
tc
h
es
.
D
o not use an
y
phone in
y
our buildin
g.
E
xtin
g
uish an
y
open flame
.
Immediatel
y
call
y
our
g
as supplier from
a
nei
g
hbor’s phone. Follow the
g
as
su
pp
lier’s instructions
.
If
y
ou cannot reach the
g
as supplier,
c
all the fire de
p
artment
.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
P
LEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING AND
OPERATING THE APPLIANCE
.
WARNING: If the information in these
i
nstructions is not followed exactl
y
a fire
or exp
l
os
i
on ma
y
resu
l
t caus
i
n
g
propert
y
dama
g
e, personal in
j
ur
y
or loss of life
.
Installation and service must be
p
erformed
by
a qualified installer, service a
g
enc
y
o
r
th
e
g
as supp
li
er
.
WARNING: This
p
roduct must be installed
by
a licensed plumber or
g
as fitter when
i
nstalled within the Commonwealth of
M
assac
h
usetts.
Thi
s a
ppli
ance
i
s su
i
ta
bl
e
f
or installation in a bedroom or bed-sittin
g
room.
M
ade in Canada b
y
M
il
es
In
dus
tri
es
Lt
d.
190-2255 Dollarton Hi
g
hwa
y
, North Vancouver, B
C
C
anada V7H
3
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1
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replaces.com
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2007, Miles Industries Ltd. All ri
g
hts reserved.
I
NSTALLER: Leave this manual with the appliance
.
CO
N
SU
MER: Retain this manual for future reference.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
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Table o
f
C
ontents
Introduction
........................................................................................................
3
A
pp
liance Dimensions.....................................................................................
.
4
Safet
y
Information............................................................................................
.
5
Specifications
....................................................................................................
7
P
lannin
g
.............................................................................................................
8
M
asonr
y
Clearances
..........................................................................................
9
V
entin
g
..............................................................................................................
1
1
P
ack Contents
..................................................................................................
1
2
A
pp
liance Pre
p
aration
....................................................................................
1
4
R
emote Control Pre
p
aration
...........................................................................
1
5
Gas Suppl
y
.......................................................................................................
1
6
P
ane
l
I
nsta
ll
at
i
on
.............................................................................................
1
7
L
o
g
I
nsta
ll
at
i
on
................................................................................................
1
8
B
urner & Pilot O
p
eration
................................................................................
2
0
Window Refittin
g
............................................................................................
.
2
0
T
rim Installation
...............................................................................................
2
1
Final Check
s
....................................................................................................
2
2
Operational Warnin
g
s
.....................................................................................
2
3
L
i
g
htin
g
Instructions
.......................................................................................
2
4
M
aintenanc
e
.....................................................................................................
2
5
P
ro
g
rammable Remote Control
.....................................................................
2
7
Warrant
y
...........................................................................................................
2
9
The in
f
ormation contained in this installation manual is believed to be correct at the time o
f
printin
g
. Miles
Industries Ltd. reserves the ri
g
ht to chan
g
e or modi
fy
an
y
in
f
ormation or speci
fi
cations without notice. Miles
Industries Ltd.
g
rants no warrant
y
, implied or stated,
f
or the installation or maintenance o
f
y
our heater, and
assumes no responsibilit
y
f
or an
y
consequential dama
g
e
(
s
).
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Thank
y
ou for purchasin
g
the Valor 738 B-Vent insert. This hi
g
h qualit
y
unit is specificall
y
desi
g
ned to
be used where installations are restricted b
y
the size of the fireplace. It is our
g
oal to satisf
y
ever
y
Valor
c
ustomer. This owner’s manual explains the steps required to safel
y
assemble, install, operate, and maintain
y
our new appliance.
Intr
oduc
ti
on
O
p
tion
s
The model 738 base unit is supplied equipped
f
or use with either natural
g
as 738BVN or propane
f
uel 738BVP.
Appliance St
y
le
s
S
tandard metal
f
ront, black Kit
#
741
S
FB
C
ast iron
f
ront, black Kit
#
742
C
FB
Fe
n
de
rFir
e
D
oub
l
e
D
oo
r
s
Fr
o
nt Kit
#
74
3
FVI
F
enderFire
S
in
g
le Door Front Kit
#
744FV
I
O
p
tional Outer Trims
3
-sided
C
ontour Trim Kit Kit
#
74
6
3
-sided Deluxe Trim Kit Kit
#
74
7
4-sided
C
ontour Trim Kit Kit
#
74
8
4
-
sided
Delu
x
e
T
r
i
m
Ki
t Kit
#
74
9
Additional O
p
tional Features
Circulatin
g
Fan Kit #755CFK
Variable speed and temperature control. It is desi
g
ned to boost the natural convection process throu
g
h the
appliance. It ma
y
be
fi
tted be
f
ore the
fi
replace is installed or retro
fi
tted at a later date
.
Natural Gas Conversion Kit #608NGK
F
or conversion
f
rom propane to natural
g
as. Intended primaril
y
f
or post-installation conversion in areas
where natural
g
as was not available at the time o
f
initial installation.
Zero Clearance Kit #770ZC
K
Fo
r in
s
t
a
ll
a
ti
o
n int
o
co
m
bus
ti
b
l
e
co
n
s
tr
uc
ti
o
n
.
V
entin
g
Options
B Vent
Listed
p
i
p
e or listed
fl
ex.
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Appliance Dimensions
S
ee section on installation for details re
g
ardin
g
clearances and mantel hei
g
ht allowances.
Appli
ance
Di
mens
i
ons
** See Page 9 for clearance information **
28-3/8”
19-5/8”
∅3"
2-5/8”
36-1/2”
26-5/8”
9-1/4”Gas Line 7-3/8”Electrical
20”
12-5/8”with Contour Outer Trim
12”with Deluxe Outer Trim
8-1/2”with Contour Outer Trim
7-7/8”with Deluxe Outer Trim
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Safe installation and operation alwa
y
s require common sense. We are also required b
y
Canadian and ANSI safet
y
standards to point out the followin
g
:
If this appliance is not properl
y
installed, a house fire or explosion ma
y
result. For
y
ou
r
safet
y
, follow the installation directions. Contact local buildin
g
or fire officials about
r
estr
i
ct
i
ons an
d
i
nsta
ll
at
i
on requ
i
rements
i
n
y
our area.
Pl
ease rea
d
t
hi
s ent
i
re manua
l
b
efore
y
ou install and use
y
our new appliance. Failure to follow instructions ma
y
result
i
n propert
y
d
ama
g
e,
b
o
dily
i
n
j
ur
y
or
d
eat
h.
S
a
f
et
y
In
f
ormatio
n
I
nsta
ll
at
i
on an
d
repa
i
r s
h
ou
ld
b
e
d
one
by
a
q
ualified service
p
erson. The a
pp
liance
should be ins
p
ected before use and at
l
east annuall
y
b
y
a professional service
p
erson. More frequent cleanin
g
ma
y
b
e re
q
uired due to excessive lint from
c
arpet
i
n
g
,
b
e
ddi
n
g
mater
i
a
l
, et cetera
.
It is im
p
erative that control
c
ompartments, burners and circulatin
g
a
ir passa
g
ewa
y
s of the appliance are kept
c
lean
.
D
ue to hi
g
h temperatures, the appliance
should be located out of traffic and awa
y
f
rom furniture and dra
p
eries
.
D
o not use this heater if an
y
part has been
u
nder water. Immediatel
y
call a qualified
service technician to ins
p
ect the heate
r
a
nd to replace an
y
part of the control
s
y
stem and an
y
g
as control which has
b
een under water
.
T
he a
pp
liance area must be ke
p
t free from
c
ombustible materials,
g
asoline and othe
r
flammable va
p
ors and li
q
uids
.
Clothin
g
or other flammable materials
should not be
p
laced on or near the
app
liance
.
T
he flexible cord
p
rovided must be
c
onnected to a line volta
g
e electrical
suppl
y.
An
y
safet
y
screen or
g
uard removed
f
or servicin
g
of a room heater must be
r
eplaced prior to operatin
g
the appliance
.
Never vent the appliance into other rooms
or buildin
g
s. The appliance must be
vented onl
y
to the outside
.
T
his a
pp
liance must not be connected to
a
chimne
y
flue servin
g
a separate solid-
f
uel burnin
g
appliance
.
Children and adults should be alerted to
the hazards of hi
g
h surface temperatures
a
nd should sta
y
awa
y
to avoid burns or
c
lothin
g
i
g
nition
.
Youn
g
children should be carefull
y
supervised when the
y
are in the same
r
oom as the a
pp
liance
.
Provision for ade
q
uate combustion and
ventilation air must be
p
rovided
.
We recommend that our
g
as
hearth
p
roducts be installed
a
nd serviced b
y
professionals
who are certified in the
U
nited States b
y
NFI
(
National
Fire
p
lace Institut
e
®
).
WARNING
HOT GLASS WILL
CAUSE BURNS.
DO NOT TOUCH GLASS
UNTILCOOLED.
NEVERALLOW CHILDREN
TO TOUCH GLASS.
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NOTE: Alwa
y
s allow adequate clearance around air openin
g
s into the combustion chamber and
m
aintain accessibilit
y
clearances for servicin
g
and proper operation
.
S
a
f
et
y
In
f
ormatio
n
2
.1 General Safet
y
(
Home Owner
)
Cleanin
g.
To clean the a
pp
liance, make sure it
is o
ff
and cold. Then remove the lo
g
s and use a
vacuum to clean the burner and air openin
g
s in
the bottom and back o
f
the a
pp
liance. Re
p
lace the
lo
g
s.
Fi
re
E
xt
i
n
g
u
i
s
h
er
.
E
ver
y
h
ome s
h
ou
ld
h
ave at
least one
fi
re extin
g
uisher. An approved
C
lass
A-B-
C
extin
g
uisher should be mounted on the wall
n
ear an ex
i
t an
d
c
l
ose to t
h
e app
li
ance,
b
ut not so
cl
ose t
h
at access
ibili
t
y
to t
h
e ext
i
n
g
u
i
s
h
er cou
ld
be blocked b
y
a
fi
re. Your local Fire Department
c
an a
d
v
i
se
y
ou concern
i
n
g
t
h
e most appropr
i
ate
loca
t
io
n.
Smoke Detectors & Carbon Monoxide
D
etectors
.
I
n
s
t
all
a
t
leas
t
o
n
e
s
m
oke
de
t
ec
t
o
r
o
n
e
ach
fl
oor o
f
y
our home to ensure
y
our sa
f
et
y
. It
s
hould be located awa
y
f
rom the
g
as appliance
a
n
d
c
l
ose to t
h
e s
l
eep
i
n
g
areas.
F
o
ll
ow t
h
e smo
k
e
detector manu
f
acturer’s placement installation
a
n
d
m
ai
nt
e
n
a
n
ce
i
n
s
tr
uc
t
io
n
s
.
You
r
local
Fi
r
e
D
epartment ma
y
prov
id
e ass
i
stance
i
n se
l
ect
i
n
g
s
m
oke
de
t
ec
t
o
r
s
a
n
d
ca
r
bo
n m
o
n
o
x
ide
de
t
ec
t
o
r
s
.
It is stron
g
l
y
recommended,
f
or
y
our
f
amil
y
’s
p
rotect
i
on, t
h
at a car
b
on monox
id
e
d
etector
b
e
p
laced in all homes that utilize
g
as in an
y
f
orm.
2
.2 Safet
y
for the Installer
W
ear
g
loves and sa
f
et
y
g
lasses
f
or protection.
E
xerc
i
se extreme caut
i
on w
h
en us
i
n
g
l
a
dd
ers
or when on roo
f
tops
.
B
e aware o
f
electric wirin
g
locations in walls
a
n
d
ce
ili
n
g
s.
U
se a
b
ac
k
support w
h
en
d
o
i
n
g
an
y
h
eav
y
li
f
tin
g
.
2
.3 Vent Safet
y
V
entin
g
must be installed accordin
g
to local codes
a
nd
g
ood ventin
g
practices
.
2
.4 Electrical Cod
e
These appliances, when installed, must be
e
lectricall
y
g
rounded in accordance with local
c
odes or, in the absence of local codes, with the
National Electrical Code
,
ANSI/NFPA 7
0
o
r th
e
C
anadian Electrical Code
,
CSA C22.1.
•
•
•
•
3
.1 Plannin
g
Your Installation
Please note the
f
ollowin
g
ke
y
points re
g
ardin
g
the
l
ocation o
f
y
our appliance
:
A su
ffi
cient
g
as pressure is required to suppl
y
the
u
nit with a minimum inlet
p
ressure.
Allow adequate accessibilit
y
clearances
f
or
s
ervicin
g
and proper operation
.
Allow ade
q
uate clearance to combustibles and
around air openin
g
s
f
or combustion.
A suitable
p
ower outlet is re
q
uired to
p
rovide
p
ower when
fi
tted with a
f
an.
3
.2 Listin
g
and Code
s
The Valor model 7
38
is listed and certi
fi
ed
f
or
installation in the
U
.
S
.A. and
C
anada under the
f
ollowin
g
standards
:
AN
S
I Z21.
88
-2
005
/
CS
A 2.
33
-2
005
Vented
G
a
s
Fi
rep
l
ace
H
eaters.
C
AN
/CG
A-2.17-M91,
G
as-Fired Appliances
f
or
U
se at
Hi
g
h
Al
t
i
tu
d
es.
3
.3 Installation Codes
Thi
s app
li
ance must
b
e
i
nsta
ll
e
d
i
n accor
d
ance w
i
t
h
l
ocal codes i
f
an
y
or, in the absence o
f
local codes,
fo
ll
o
w th
e
National Fuel
G
as
C
ode
,
A
N
S
I Z22
3
.1 o
r
Natural
G
as and Propane Installation
C
ode
,
C
AN
1-B14
9
.
3.4 Hi
g
h Altitude Installation
When installin
g
this appliance over 4,500 ft.
(
1,372
m
)
above sea level in Canada, the appliance must
be properl
y
de-rated and installed accordin
g
to local
c
odes; in the absence of local codes, it must be
installed in accordance with
C
AN
/CG
A-B14
9
. In the
U
S, for installations above 2,000 ft., the appliance
m
us
t
be
in
s
t
a
ll
ed
in
acco
r
da
n
ce
with th
e
cu
rr
e
nt
N
ational Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1/ NFPA 54.
•
•
•
•
•
•
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S
peci
fi
cations
Note: Alwa
y
s check appliance label for correct informatio
n
MODEL 73
8
Natural Gas
(
NG
)
P
ropane
(
LPG
)
M
ani
f
old
p
ressur
e
3.95 in. w.c.
(
0.98 kPa
)
9
.5 in. w.c.
(
2.37 kPa
)
M
in. suppl
y
pressure
f
or
p
urpose o
f
input ad
j
ustmen
t
5
.0 in. w.c.
(
1.25 kPa
)
11.0 in. w.c.
(
2.75 kPa
)
M
ax. suppl
y
pressure fo
r
p
urpose of input ad
j
ustmen
t
10.5 in. w.c.
(
2.6 kPa
)
14.0 in. w.c.
(
3.5 kPa
)
O
ri
fi
ce siz
e
Bra
y
C
AT 82–65
0
Bra
y
C
AT 92–26
0
M
aximum input ratin
g
24,000 BTU/hr 24,000 BTU/hr
H
i
g
h altitude
(
U
S)
0
–2,000
f
t.
(
0–610 m
)
U
S
0
–2,000
f
t.
(
0–610 m
)
U
S
H
i
g
h altitude
(C
anada
)
0
–4,500
f
t.
(
0–1,372 m
)
C
a
n
0
–4,500
f
t.
(
0–1,372 m
)
C
a
n
E
lectrical ratin
g
120 V.A.C. S
y
stem 120 V.A.C. S
y
stem
C
irculatin
g
f
a
n
Variable
S
pee
d
Variable
S
pee
d
V
ent s
y
stem 3” approved flex or B-Ven
t
3” approved flex or B-Ven
t
Lo
g
se
t
C
eramic
(
6–Piece
)
C
eramic
(
6–Piece
)
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D
O NOT INSTALL USING COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS WITHOUT THE USE OF THE 770ZCK
ZERO CLEARANCE KIT
.
ONLY THE ZERO CLEARANCE KIT #770ZCK, CERTIFIED FOR USE WITH THE MODEL 738, MAY BE
INSTALLED WITH THIS APPLIANCE
.
T
HIS APPLIANCE MUST BE CONNECTED TO A VENTING SYSTEM
.
Plannin
g
5.1 Forward Plannin
g
We recommend the followin
g
steps for installation
.
Familiarize
y
ourself with this manual.
C
heck the minimum install dimensions and vent installation.
C
heck
y
our local install codes.
C
heck that
y
ou have all the parts and components necessar
y
to complete the installation.
C
heck that the
g
as and electrical supplies are read
y
.
P
repare openin
g
(
clean chase, level base, etc.
)
.
In
s
t
a
ll v
e
nt.
In
s
t
a
ll
base
u
nit
a
n
d
co
nn
ec
t v
e
nt.
Install optional fan
.
C
onnect
g
as and electrical supplies.
Install operational components and prepare for first test fire.
C
heck operation of unit.
Fit surround
(
optional
)
and front kit
.
T
ake time to explain the operation of the appliance to the customer
.
5.2 O
p
tional Zero Clearance Ki
t
The 738BV ma
y
be installed with the optional zero clearance kit
#
770Z
C
K
.
S
ee the manual that accompanies the kit
f
or detailed instructions
f
or dimensions and clearances
.
1.
2.
3
.
4.
5
.
6
.
7.
8
.
9
.
1
0
.
11.
12.
1
3
.
14
.
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X
Y
M
asonr
y
C
learances
6.1 Existin
g
Fireplace
(
Masonr
y
or Factor
y
-Built
)
The model 738 is intended
f
or installation into masonr
y
or listed
f
actor
y
-built
fi
replaces. Masonr
y
fi
replaces
m
ust be built accordin
g
to the requirements o
f
the standards
f
or chimne
y
s,
fi
replaces, vents and solid-
f
uel
burnin
g
appliances, NFPA 211
(
Latest Edition
)
or the applicable national, provincial, state or local codes. The
s
ection
6
.2 shows the minimum install dimensions
f
or the model 7
38.
Note: The model 738 is certified without requirin
g
a hearth pro
j
ection,
a
lthou
g
h local codes ma
y
require a minimum hearth pro
j
ection
.
C
heck that masonr
y
step does not interfere with
i
nstall dimensions or vent pipe.
I
f m
a
nt
e
l i
s
co
m
bus
ti
b
l
e
see
sec
ti
o
n
6
.2 f
o
r
a
ll
o
w
ab
l
e
c
l
ea
r
a
n
ces
.
M
inimum width of fireplace openin
g
at front =28
”
X
= 12-
5/8
” f
o
r
Co
nt
ou
r
ed
Ou
t
e
r Trim
s
X
= 12 ” f
o
r D
e
l
u
x
e
Ou
t
e
r Trim
s
Y
= 2
0”
5” 5”
Distance from unit
(
en
g
ine
)
to combustible wal
l
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6.2 Combustible Mantel Clearanc
e
Fig
ure
b
e
l
ow s
h
ows m
i
n
i
mum c
l
earances to com
b
ust
ibl
e mant
l
es.
Note: Measure taken
f
rom underside o
f
mantel to
fi
nished
fl
oor sur
f
ace that the unit is sittin
g
on.
M
asonr
y
C
learances
6.3 Finishin
g
Materials
Combustible materials:
M
aterial such as wood, compressed paper, plant
fi
bers, plastics or an
y
material
c
apable o
f
i
g
nitin
g
and burnin
g
, whether
fl
ame-proo
f
ed or not, plastered or un-plastered
.
Non-Combustible Material:
M
ater
i
a
l
suc
h
as stee
l
,
i
ron
b
r
i
c
k
, t
il
e, concrete or mater
i
a
l
s t
h
at
b
ear t
h
e
UL
m
ark
f
or zero
(
0
)
fi
re ratin
g
.
14”(355 mm)
8”(203 mm)
4”(102 mm)
1”(25 mm)
38”
(965 mm)
35”
(889 mm)
32”
(813 mm)
28”
(711 mm)
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Ventin
g
7.1 Vent Installation
IMPORTANT: This appliance’s ventin
g
s
y
stem requires room air
f
or combustion, which means that there
sh
ou
ld
b
e prov
i
s
i
on to a
ll
ow room a
i
r to
b
e use
d
i
n t
h
e com
b
ust
i
on process.
N
ote:
U
se onl
y
3
”
or 4
”
venting accessories approved for masonry installations. This may include flex or B-
Vent. Minimum height is 8 ft. and should comply with local codes, or in the absence of local codes, with the
CSA B149 Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code (Canada) or ANSI Z233 National Fuel Code (USA).
Plannin
g
Your Vent Installation
When calculatin
g
the len
g
th o
f
the vent pipe
f
rom the outlet o
f
the appliance to termination, allow
f
or an
y
o
ff
sets in the chase and su
ffi
cient vertical hei
g
ht above the roo
f.
the appliance’s vent pipe and slide over
r
self tappin
g
screws provided.
e
nin
g
, takin
g
care not to dama
g
e the
liner (allow enough slack for final surround assembly).
o
nnection prior to installin
g
trim
ey:
plate over the
fl
ex liner.
o
n cap to the
fl
ex liner usin
g
the
f
our screws provided
.
p
late to the chimne
y
(fi
re cement
)
.
o
position the parts in accordance with these
o
use onl
y
parts specificall
y
approved with this
t
i
n propert
y
d
ama
g
e or persona
l
i
n
j
ur
y.
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P
ack
C
ontents
Take care when removin
g
the contents
f
rom the packa
g
in
g
to prevent dama
g
e.
C
heck that all the contents
are
i
n t
h
e pac
k
s an
d
are un
d
ama
g
e
d
.
#
738BVN or #738BVP En
g
ine Uni
t
1 Appliance en
g
ine unit
fi
tted with window
1
C
eramic lo
g
pack
(
contains 6 pieces
)
1
C
eramic brick pack
(
contains 3 pieces
)
1 Remote control kit
(
handset, receiver and wires
)
4 1.
5
V AA batteries
1 9 V batter
y
2
S
ide shroud mountin
g
brackets
1 Top shroud mountin
g
bracket
1
G
as inlet pipe connection adapter
1 Rear lo
g
suppor
t
8
#8
screws
3
C
able clips
#
741SFB Standard Fronts
(
Alternative
)
1 Frame and upper louver uni
t
1 L
o
w
e
r l
ou
v
e
r
u
ni
t
#
742CFB Cast Iron Front
(
Alternative
)
1 Top castin
g
uni
t
1 Bottom castin
g
uni
t
#
755CFK Circulatin
g
Fan Kit
(
Additional
option
)
De
t
ails
a
r
e
w
i
t
h
t
he
ki
t.
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3
Pack
C
ontents
R
ear
L
o
g
R
es
t
R
emote
C
ontro
l
C
eramic Lo
g
S
e
t
742CFB Cast Iron Fron
t
741SFB Standard Metal Fron
t
Ceramic
Brick
Pack
E
n
g
ine Pac
k
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D
o not remove the window when the appliance is hot. Not onl
y
is it dan
g
erous but it
c
ould cause dama
g
e to the
g
asket
.
A
ppliance Preparatio
n
9
.1 Window Remova
l
At the bottom corners o
f
the window, turn the two sprin
g
-loaded bolts 90
de
g
rees to release the window
f
rom the
fi
rebox.
P
ull the bottom o
f
the window awa
y
f
rom the
fi
rebox while li
f
tin
g
it
o
ff
the to
p
rail
.
C
are
f
ull
y
li
f
t the window awa
y
and put aside in a sa
f
e location to
a
void dama
g
e.
When reinstallin
g
,
f
ollow the instructions
f
rom the section Window
R
e
fi
ttin
g
on pa
g
e 20.
9
.2 I
g
nition Spark Check
The
p
ilot burner and electrode unit are at the le
f
t end o
f
the burner
.
Push in the li
g
htin
g
knob and turn it counter-clockwise throu
g
h the
“
I
G
N”
p
osition to
“
PIL
O
T”. A s
p
ark should
fl
ash across
f
rom the
p
ilot electrode to the
p
ilot burner shield as shown below.
•
•
•
•
CAUTION: Do not abuse the appliance’s
g
lass b
y
strikin
g
, slammin
g
or similar trauma.
D
o not use the appliance with the window removed,
g
lass panel cracked or broken.
Onl
y
use
g
lass approved for use with this heater. Do not use substitute materials.
Replacement of the panel should onl
y
be carried out b
y
a licensed qualified service
p
erson
.
Thermostat
Knob
Gas
Control
Knob
S
prin
g
-loaded bolts
1
2
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5
R
emote
C
ontrol Preparatio
n
CAUTION! Do not connect the batteries to the remote control receiver until the wires are
c
onnected to the burner control unit, as short circuit could result in destruction of the
e
lectrical com
p
onents
.
C
onnect the wirin
g
harness to the receiver box b
y
pushin
g
the wire connector on to the receiver circuit
board. The plu
g
will onl
y
g
o on one wa
y
so please ensure that the wires are pointin
g
up and the slot in
the board is in line with the tab on the wirin
g
harness plu
g
.
C
onnect the wires “A”
(
with the “L” terminals
)
to the connectors “B” on the control valve. Please note that
the connectors are different sizes, the smaller one fits to the lower connection on the valve.
C
onnect the wires “C” to the connectors “D” on the control valve.
(
Either wire can be fitted to either
c
onnector.
)
Re
m
o
v
e
th
e
r
e
m
o
t
e
co
ntr
o
l r
ece
iv
e
r li
d
.
Fit f
ou
r 1.
5
V
ba
tt
e
ri
es
. R
e
fit th
e
li
d
.
P
lace the remote control receiver of the Velcro pad.
Fit the
9
V batter
y
to the handset transmitter.
1.
2.
3
.
4.
5
.
6
.
7.
Re
m
o
t
e
co
ntr
o
l r
ece
iv
e
r
A
C
Receiver Cable
LED (green)
Sensor Opening
D
B
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6
Onl
y
persons licensed to work with
g
as pipin
g
ma
y
make the necessar
y
g
as connection to this appliance.
You are now read
y
to hook up the
g
as suppl
y
. Be sure that
g
as plumbin
g
instructions and all provincial and local
c
odes are carefull
y
followed. Use approved flexible
g
as connections or ri
g
id pipin
g
, dependin
g
on provincial
and local codes, to attach burner to
g
as suppl
y
. Be sure to use proper size
g
as suppl
y
line.
C
are
f
ull
y
check all
c
onnections
f
or
g
as leaks with soap and water solution.
E
ach installation must conform to all local, provincial and national codes. Refer to the national fuel
g
as code, local
z
onin
g
and code authorities
f
or details on installation requirements.
G
as
S
uppl
y
11.1 Existin
g
Gas Suppl
y
Be
f
ore interruptin
g
the existin
g
g
as suppl
y
it is recommended that the
f
ollowin
g
be checked
:
S
hut down all
g
as appliances and carr
y
out a pressure test to insure there are no existin
g
leaks on the s
y
stem.
Be
f
ore connectin
g
the appliance to the
g
as suppl
y
line, double-check that the appliance
y
ou have purchased is desi
g
ned
f
or the
g
as t
y
pe
y
ou are usin
g
. The
g
as t
y
pe markin
g
s are located on the certi
fi
cation label and also on the appliance’s
g
as
v
al
v
e.
C
heck the
g
as pressure to insure
y
ou will be able to suppl
y
the minimum inlet pressure
f
or the appliance.
C
heck
y
our pipe sizin
g
to insure that su
ffi
cient volume will be supplied to the appliance.
11.2 Gas Suppl
y
Installation
Provide adequate clearance for proper installation and checkin
g
of the
g
as connections.
H
ave
y
our
g
as supplier or a qualified
g
as fitter run a
g
as suppl
y
line into the
g
as fireplace. The line must be properl
y
sized
and fitted accordin
g
to the installation codes. Upstream of the appliance suppl
y
connection, the fitter shall provide an easil
y
access
i
b
l
e
m
a
n
ua
l
s
h
u
t-
o
ff v
a
lv
e.
The
g
as suppl
y
pipe should enter the appliance case throu
g
h the openin
g
at the rear left side. The suppl
y
pipe should be
c
onnected to the appliance
g
as inlet pipe situated at the left side of the control unit. Suppl
y
line connection to the inlet pipe is
3/8
NPT.
If the circulatin
g
fan is to be installed, be aware that the suppl
y
pipe run inside the case should be at the same hei
g
ht as the
appliance inlet pipe in order to clear the fan. If intendin
g
to fit an internal isolatin
g
valve, check that it will be clear of the fan
.
U
se onl
y
new black iron or steel pipes or copper tubin
g
if acceptable—check local codes. Note that in USA, copper tubin
g
m
ust be internall
y
tinned for protection a
g
ainst sulfur compounds.
U
nions in
g
as lines should be of
g
round
j
oint t
y
pe.
S
ealant used must be resistant to the action of all
g
as constituents includin
g
LP
g
as. Sealant should be applied li
g
htl
y
to
m
ale threads to ensure excess sealant does not enter
g
as lines
.
11.3 Pressure Testin
g
the Suppl
y
Line for Leak
s
The appliance and its individual shut-off valve must be disconnected from the
g
as suppl
y
pipin
g
s
y
stem durin
g
an
y
pressure
testin
g
of that s
y
stem at test pressures in excess of 1/2 psi
g
(
3.5 kPa
)
.
The appliance must be isolated from the
g
as suppl
y
pipin
g
s
y
stem b
y
closin
g
its individual manual shut-off valve durin
g
an
y
p
ressure testin
g
of the
g
as suppl
y
pipin
g
s
y
stem at test pressures equal to or less than 1/2 psi
g
(
3.5 kPa
)
.
F
a
il
u
r
e
t
o
do
s
o will dama
g
e the appliance’s
g
as valve. Such dama
g
e is not covered b
y
the manufacturer’s warrant
y.
When testin
g
f
or leaks
:
M
ake sure that the appliance is turned o
ff
.
O
pen the manual shut-o
ff
valve.
Test
f
or leaks b
y
appl
y
in
g
a liquid deter
g
ent or soap solution to all
j
oints.
Bubbles
f
ormin
g
indicate a
g
as leak.
N
ever use an open flame to check for leaks
.
C
orrect an
y
leak detected immediatel
y.
Th
e pressure test tapp
i
n
g
l
ocat
i
ons are s
h
own
i
n t
h
e
di
a
g
ram to t
h
e r
igh
t.
A built-in non-ad
j
ustable re
g
ulator controls the burner mani
f
old pressure. The
c
orrect pressure ran
g
e is shown in the
S
peci
fi
cations section o
f
this manual.
The pressure check should be made with the burner lit.
S
ee the li
g
htin
g
instructions section
f
or
f
ull operatin
g
details.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
B
E SURE TO TIGHTEN THE PRESSURE TAP SET-SCREW AFTER CHECKING THE PRESSURE.
CHECK ALL GAS CONNECTIONS FOR GAS LEAKS
.
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P
a
n
e
l In
s
t
a
ll
a
ti
on
12.1 Ceramic Panels Installation
R
emove the Firebox Ba
ffl
e b
y
fi
rst removin
g
2
s
crews on the
f
ront
fl
an
g
e and li
f
tin
g
the Ba
ffl
e
towar
d
s
y
ou.
Position the Rear
C
eramic Panel onto the Rear Brick
P
ane
l
R
est.
Th
e
P
ane
l
w
ill
s
i
t on t
h
e
l
ower
l
e
dg
e an
d
be
fl
at a
g
ainst the rear o
f
the
fi
rebox.
S
lide the Le
f
t
C
eramic Panel a
g
ainst the le
f
t side
o
f
the
fi
rebox and up to the Rear
C
eramic Panel.
The Panel will have to be an
g
led to
fi
t inside the
fi
rebox. Position the Ri
g
ht
C
eramic Panel in the
sa
m
e
fas
hi
o
n.
R
e-install the Firebox Ba
ffl
e
fi
ttin
g
the rear
fl
an
g
e
a
bove the Rear Brick Panel Rest and
f
astenin
g
2
s
crews provided on the
f
ront ed
g
e.
1.
2.
3
.
4
.
Rear Brick Panel Rest
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13.1 Ceramic Lo
g
s Installation
Install the Rear Lo
g
Rest supplied usin
g
3 screws provided. See fi
g
ure 13.1.
P
lace the Ash Bed in position. The pro
j
ections at the
f
ront o
f
the Ash Bed are positioned a
g
ainst the
s
lopin
g
metal stops, immediatel
y
behind the burner.
S
ee
fi
g
ures 13.2, 13.8, 13.9
.
P
lace the Rear Lo
g
in position. Place the Lo
g
on the 2 pins on the top le
f
t and ri
g
ht o
f
the Ash Bed.
S
ee
fi
g
ure 13.3.
P
lace the Front Lo
g
at the
f
ront o
f
the
fi
rebox locatin
g
it on the
f
ront support.
S
ee
fi
g
ure 13.4.
P
lace the Le
f
t
S
ide
C
enter Lo
g
in position, locatin
g
the thick part on the le
f
t side o
f
the Ash Bed on the 2
p
ins provided, with its
“
nose” restin
g
on top o
f
the Ash Bed center pro
j
ection.
S
ee
fi
g
ure 13.5.
Identi
fy
the Ri
g
ht
S
ide
C
enter
‘
Y’ lo
g
. Place the Ri
g
ht
S
ide
C
enter Y Lo
g
in position, locatin
g
the thick
p
art on the ri
g
ht side o
f
the Ash Bed on to the pin provided with its
“
nose” located on the sin
g
le pin.
S
ee
fi
g
ure 13.6.
Install the
C
ross Twi
g
b
y
fi
rst mountin
g
the rear o
f
the
C
ross Twi
g
on the pin situated on the top o
f
the
R
ear Lo
g
near the center. Then, move the
f
ront o
f
the
C
ross Twi
g
until it
fi
nds its location in the cradle
p
rovided in the Front Lo
g
.
S
ee
fi
g
ure 13.7
.
1.
2.
3
.
4.
5
.
6
.
7.
Lo
g
Installatio
n
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9
R
ear
L
o
g
R
es
t
See
n
o
. 2
on
p
. 1
8
R
ear Lo
g
Pins
Le
f
t
C
enter
L
o
g
Pins
Front Suppor
t
Ash
Bed
R
ear Lo
g
F
ront Lo
g
L
eft Center Twi
g
R
i
g
ht Center Twi
g
C
ross Twi
g
1
3
.
3
1
3
.
4
13
.
5
1
3
.
6
13
.
7
1
3
.
8
1
3
.
9
1
3
.
2
Lo
g
Installatio
n
13
.
1
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2
14.1 Window Refittin
g
& Checkin
g
With the window
f
rame tilted outward at the bottom, re
fi
t the window
b
y
locatin
g
the top lip over the top
fi
rebox return.
C
are
f
ull
y
swin
g
the lower part o
f
the window
f
rame a
g
ainst the
fi
rebox. I
f
excessive
p
ressure
i
s requ
i
re
d
to rotate t
h
e w
i
n
d
ow
i
nwar
d
,
d
o not forc
e
;
r
emove the window
f
rame and check that the window
g
asket in the top
c
hannel is not bunched or rolled up. I
f
so,
fl
atten the
g
asket with
y
our
fi
n
g
ers or a screw driver and start a
g
ain
.
Locate the bottom two sprin
g
bolts, turnin
g
throu
g
h 90
º
de
g
rees to
l
oc
k
t
h
em
i
n pos
i
t
i
on.
14.2 Glass Re
p
lacemen
t
I
n t
h
e event t
h
at t
h
e
gl
ass
i
s
d
ama
g
e
d
, t
h
e
d
oor an
d
gl
ass w
ill
b
e rep
l
ace
d
onl
y
as a complete assembl
y
, as supplied b
y
the manu
f
acturer.
Remove the broken glass pieces (be sure to wear gloves) then remove
the window frame. See section 9.1 for window removal.
Contact the manufacturer for replacement window part #4000079S.
See section 14.1 above for window refitting.
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
Window Re
fi
ttin
g
15.1 Burner & Pilot Checks
C
heck i
g
nition, pilot stabilit
y
, burner
fl
ames and the
f
ull ran
g
e o
f
the thermostat settin
g
s usin
g
the rotar
y
s
witch inside the appliance and all other controls
(
remote handset
)
.
S
ee the li
g
htin
g
and remote control
in
s
tr
uc
ti
o
n
s
fu
rth
e
r
o
n in thi
s
m
a
n
ua
l
fo
r
fu
ll
de
t
a
il
s.
15.2 Aeration Ad
j
ustmen
t
The burner aeration is ad
j
ustable.
F
or the vast ma
j
orit
y
of installations, no
ad
j
ustment will be necessar
y
. However, in a ver
y
few instances, performance ma
y
be improved b
y
s
lidin
g
the shutter to ad
j
ust the aeration.
Evaluate the aeration onl
y
after the unit has
warmed-up—approximatel
y
15 minutes.
Increasin
g
aeration will cause the flames to
appear more transparent and blue makin
g
the
c
eramic fuel effects
g
low more
.
Decreasin
g
aeration will cause the flames to appear more
y
ellow or oran
g
e makin
g
the fuel effects
g
low
less
.
Too little aeration may result in black carbon forming and dropping into the firebox.
Burner
&
Pilot
O
peratio
n
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