Valor Legend 736MN User manual

Legend
MODEL736MN MODEL736MP
FOR USEWlTH NATURALGAS FORUSE
WlTH PROPANE
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INSTALLERS & OWNERS MANUAL
INSTALLER - PLEASE LEAVETHIS MANUALWlTH THE OWNER
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Donotstoreorusegasoline
or other flammable vapors
and liquidsinthevicinity of
this or any other appliance.
WARNING: Improper
installation, adjustment,
alteration, service or
maintenance can cause
injury or property damage.
Refer to this manual. For
assistance or additional
irJ,srmation consult a
c iified installer, service
. mcyor the gas supplier.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
WHAT TO DO
IF YOU SMELL GAS
Open windows.
Do not tryto light any appliance.
Donottouch any electrical switches.
Do not use any phone in your building.
Extinguish any open flame.
Immediately call your gas supplier from a
neighbor's phone. Follow the gas supplier's
instructions.
If you cannot reach your gas supplier, callthefire
department.
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CAUTION
Due to high temperatures, the appliance
'- 3uld be located out of traffic and away
ttomfurniture and draperies.
Childrenandadultsshouldbealertedtothe
hazards of high surfacetemperatures and
shouldstayawaytoavoidburnsorclothing
ignition.
Young children should be carefully super-
visedwhentheyare
in thesameroomasthe
appliance.
Clothingorotherflammablematerialshould
not be placedonor near the appliance.
Theglassandfrontframe mustbeputback
inplace prior to operating the appliance if
they have been removed for servicing or
cleaning.
This applianceshould be installedand re-
red by a qualifiedservice person.
The appliance should be inspected before
useandat leastannuallybya professional
serviceperson.Morefrequentcleaningmay
be requireddue to excessive lintfrom car-
peting, bedding material, et~.-
It isimpera-
tive that control compartmeqts, burners
and circulating air passageways of the
appliance be keptclean.
Keepcurtains,clothing, furnitureandother
flammablematerialsatleast
36ins. (900mm)
from the front andtop of the appliance.
Keepthe appliance area well clear andfree
from combustible materials, gasoline and
other flammable vapors and liquids.
Never attempt to burn paper or any other
materialinthe appliance.
Keep area infront of bottom grill clear to
preventobstructionofairflowtoappliance
for combustion.
Thisappliancerequiresasourceoffreshair
inorder to vent properly. The venting sys-
tem should be checkedperiodically.
Recent trends in home improvement and
new tighter construction techniques have
contributed to problems with venting. If
yoususpectthatyourapplianceis
notvent-
ing properly, do not operate and seek
expertadvice.
Do not use this appliance if any part has
beenunderwater. Immediatelycallaquali-
fiedservicetechnicianto inspecttheappli-
ance andto replaceany partof the control
systemandanygascontrolwhichhasbeen
under water.
If any changes are made tothe roomcon-
struction in the vicinity of the appliance
afterinstallation(e.g. additionalmantleetc.),
make sure that such changes conform to
theinstallationrequirementsinthismanual.
When equippedwith the optional circulat-
ingfankit(Part#71
OCFK) or powerventkit
(Part #720PVC), the appliance must be in-
stalledandelectricallygroundedinaccord-
ancewith localcodesor, inthe absence of
local codes, with the latest edition of the
National Electrical Code ANSIINFPA 70
(in U.S.A.) or CSA C22-1 Canadian Electri-
cal Code.
C .st lighting your new appliance there may be a slight odor and the appearance of a slight amount of vapor. This
rmalwith new appliances . Itis not harmfuland will disappearwithin a shorttime.

1. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
The following kits can be used with this
appliance:-
i) #700ZCK Zero Clearance Kit -
Required for use with a new zero
clearance type installation (see
Possible Installations section
following).
ii)
#710CFK Circulating Fan Kit. -
Operated by a variable speed
controller, it is designed to boost the
natural convection process through
the Legend. The circulating fan may
be installed before the Legend is
installed or retrofitted
at a later date.
iii)
#720PVC PowerVent Conversion Kit
- Designed to boost ventilation in
environments where conventional
gravity ventilation may, at times, give
a low pull. This kit will be requiredfor
sidewall venting (see Possible
Installations section following). The
power vent system may be used in
combination with either the #700ZCK
or #730FSKkits.
iv) #730FSKFreestandingKit
- Allowsthe
Legend to be used away from any
walls, enclosures or other supports
(see Possible lnstallations section
following).
Full installation and operating instru'ctions
are supplied withthe kits.
For full details at?ot(t these kits, contact
your dealer.
POSSIBLE INSTALLATIONS
This appliance can be installed either:
i) As an insert in an existing solid fuel
type fireplace with a chimney and
4"
dia. liner (seefig. 1).
The fireplace must be built in accor-
dance with the national, state,
provincial or territorial buildirlg code
recognised by the authority having
jurisdiction, or in the absence of such
a code, in accordance with the
National Building Code of Canada or
the National Fire Protection
AssociationcodeintheU.S.A. Thesize
of the fireplace recess must be
sufficient to accommodate the
appliance case
as shown in fig. 2.
The chimney must be swept and
both chimney and fireplace checked
for soundness before installation of
the appliance.
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The liner must be atype approvef
the enforcing authority and instalre,
inaccordance with the manufacturers
instructions.
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Fig. 1 FIREPLACE WITH LINER
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ii) As a zero clearance installation fitte
with the optional Part #700ZCK kit,
the appliance may be installed into a
minimum sized enclosure
constructed of combustible building
materials and connected to an
approved type "6"vent. This kit
(completewith full installationdetails)
is available from your dealer.
iii) As a free standing installation using
the #730FSK Free Standing Kit. The
Legend (minus its outer surround
plate) inserts into an attractive
pedestal mounted enclosure allowing
the fireplace to be used in free
standing applications. The unit can
be either connected to
an approved
conventional gravity vent or may be
used in combination with the power
vent conversion system Kit #720PVC
iv) With a sidewall vent. For this-,
application, the appliance must bc
converted to a power vent syste~
using the #720PVC Power Venr
Conversion Kit. This allows the
appliance to sidewall vent through

any approved 4" dia. vent to a
remote fanjhood up to 75 feet from
the appliance.
r All installations must conform with local
codes or, in the absence of local codes
with the current CANJCGA1-B149
Installation Code in Canada or the current
National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI 2223.1 in
the U.S.A. Only qualified (licensed or
trained) personnel should install the
appliance.
This appliance is not intendedfor use with
athermostat.
1.3.
SUPPLY GAS
Model 736MN is for use orlly with Natural
Gas. The natural gas supply pressure at
the appliance inlet connection should be
not less than 5"w.c. and not more than
10.5"w.c.
Model 736MP is for use only with Propane
Gas. The propane supply pressure at the
appliance inlet connection should be not
less than 1l"w.c. and not more than
14"w.c.
The supply connection to both appliances
is 318" NPT.
Gas Feed Line
Thesupply gas feed lineshould enter
the appliance through one of the
openings in the appliance case.
Openings are provided at the back
and right side (see fig.4). See
section 4 for gas supply connection
details.
Top of grille outlet
Side View
4" MIN Side Clearance
Left and right sides

Vent Cap
Type '0' Round
Fig.
3 NEW ZERO CLEARANCE INSTALLATION
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Air Circulation opening for
# 7WZCK Zero Clearance Kit
Electric Cord Access for Keep covered if #7WZcK Kit not used
# 71 0 CFK Fan Kit
Gas Line Access
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Fig. 4 OPENINGS IN CASE

1.4. CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLE
CONSTRUCTIONS
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The minimum clearances from any
combustible constructions at the front of
the appliance are shown in fig.
2. These
front clearances apply for all installations
- whether in solid fuel fireplace, new zero
clearance construction or free standing.
If,
it is intended to fit the appliance in a
combustible recess, the Zero Clearance
Kit #700ZCK (available from your dealer)
must beusedas shown in
fig.3.
1.5. FLOOR
2. INSTALLING IN EXISTING FIREPLACE
2.1 PRE-INSTALLATION PREPARA11ON
2.1.1. Closing Large Fireplace Openings
This appliance is suitable for fire-
place openings from
21" to 25 114"
high and 31 114" to 39" wide. For
infilling larger fireplace openings the
fireplace opening may be reduced
or the outer surround plate extended
provided non-com
bustible materials
are used.
2.1.2. Remove lnner Front Unit.
Unhook the inner front unit and lift
clear (see fig.
5). Put the unit in a
safe place.
The floor in the fireplace recess must be
sufficiently flat and level to support the
appliance satisfactorily. Some fireplace
constructions have a well in the floor
at
the back which may need to be filled in.
Do not place the appliance on carpeting,
vinyl or other soft-surfacedfloor coverings.
Install only on hard surfaced materials.
We recommend that a hard surfaced
hearth area be maintained at least
12" in
front of the fireplace for both aesthetic and
maintenance purposes. This may be
finished in brick, ceramic tile, marble etc.
Raising the hearth slightly will help to
minimise dust and lint accumulation under
the unit.
If the appliance is installed directly on any
combustible material other than wood
flooring, the applianceshall be installedon
a metal or wood panebextending the full
width and depth of theappliance.
1.6. APPLIANCE PACK CONTENTS
The pack contains:-
1
Appliance fitted with front unit.
3 Ceramic Logs.
1 Pair ceramic firebox side walls.
1 Ceramicfirebox back wall.
2 Outer surround side channels.
1 Outer surroundtop channel.
1
Bag of screws, nuts and washers
for outersurroundfixing.
Take care when removing the contents
from the packaging to prevent damage.
Check that all the contents are inthe pack
and are undamaged.
Fig. 5 INNER FRONT UNIT REMOVAL
2.1.3. Remove Window and Logs (see
Fig.
6)
2.1.3.1.
Detach the window unit by removing
the two knurled screws situated at
the bottomcomers of the unit.
Knurledscrews
Fig. 6 WINDOW REMOVAL

2.1.3.2. Lift the window unit up and forwards
to unhook the top. Put the window in
a safe place.
2.1.3.3. Take the ceramic logs out of the
firebox and store in a safe place.
2.1.4.
Remove Front Frame
Detachthe front frame by unscrewing
two screws each side. The lower
screws are accessible when the
bottom grill is opened (see fig.
7).
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Fig. 7 FRONT UNlT REMOVAL
2.1.5.
Remove the Vent Connection Unit
Detachthe vent connection unit from
the top of the appliance case by
removingthe screw at front and lifting
the unitclear (seefig. 8).
Fig. 8 VENT CONNECTOR REMOVAL
2.1.6. Check Ignition Electrode Spark
Pilot ignition is by a spark
produced when the ignition
button (situated at the
right side of the burner) is pushed in
Check that a spark is produced at
the pilot burner when the button is
pushed in. If there is no spark, check
that the wiring is secure. Replace
parts if necessary(seefig.
9).
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I Fie. 9 PILO1- IGNI-TION SYSTEM I
2.2 INSTALL THE APPLIANCE
2.2.1. Connect the Chimney Liner
Connect the collar on the vent
connector unit to the 4"diameter
chimney liner.
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2.2.2. Insert the Fire Unit
Slide the fire unit into the fire ce
making sure that the vent connection
unit is above the appliance case.
Leave the case front a few inches
clear of the fireplace front to allow
you to fix the vent connector to the
top of the case.,
Fig. 10 VENT CONNECTION UNlT AllACHMENT
2.2.3. Attach the Vent Connector
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Swingthe vent connector backwards
and locate its rear edge inthe slot at

top rear of the appliance case. Fix
8.
the front of the vent connector plate 3.1.
to the appliance case top using the
screw previously removed (see
7 fig. 10).
2.2.4.
Fit Outer Surround
2.2.4.1. Assemble the two outer surround
sides to the top cross piece using
the four nuts, screws and washers
provided (seefig. 11).
2.2.4.2. Place the assembled outer surround
4.
inpositionagainst the heater. Secure
to the heater front flanges with
screws through the two brackets on
the top cross piece and through two
holes on the inner flanges of each of
the surround sides (see fig. 12)
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Fig. 12 OUTER SURROUND AlTACHMENT
2.2.4.3 Push the appliance fully home
against the front face of the fireplace.
Make sure that no sags or dips occur
inthe liner.
INSTALLING OPTIONAL ACCESSORiES
ZERO CLEARANCE INSTALLATiON
WITH KIT 7OOZCK (SUPPLIED
SEPERATELY)
Accessory Kit #700ZCK allows the
appliance to be installedwith a 4" diameter
type "B-1" metal vent recessed into a wall
or partition or in a chase (see fig. 3)
The maximum horizontal vent pipe length
is 8ft and minimum vertical pipe length
of
8ft. For full details please contact your
dealer.
Prepare the appliance and install in
positionin accordance with the instructions
supplied withthe kit.
#710CFK CIRCULATING FAN KIT
Ifthis fan isto be installedatthe same time
as the appliance, it will be most convenient
to fit it at this stage (i.e. before the gas
supply isconnected).
Full installation instructions are supplied
with the fan kit. In order to install this unit,
the appliance burner module will have to
be removed. Detailsof the removalmethod
are described in the servicing section
at
the back of this manual.
CONNECT THE GAS SUPPLY
Openings for the gas supply line entry are
provided
at the back and rightside (seefig.
4). The appliance is supplied with a plate
coveringthe back opening. The opening at
the right side for the supply line is
uncovered as supplied. If the supply line is
to enterthroughthe back, removethe plate
and refititoverthe rightsideopening.
Notethat the openings at the right and left
sides of the case which are supplied
covered with metal plates and the round
opening at the left side of the case are for
purposes other than supply line entry (see
fig. 4). Do not run pipes through any of
these openings.
Route the supply gas line to the inlet
connector attached to the regulator inlet
(see
fig. 13).
Gs connection to the appliance is 318'
NPT. Use only new black iron or steel
pipes or copper tubing if acceptable
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check local codes. Note: In U.S.A. copper
tubing must be internally tinned for
protection against sulfur compounds.
Unionsingas linesshouldbeof groundjoint
type.

To allow easy removal of the burner
module (and fan accessory, if fitted) for
service access, a union joint should be
provided immediately adjacent to the
pressureregulator.
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
includingL.P. gas.
Sealants should be applied lightly to male
threads to ensure excess sealant does not
enter gas lines.
'The supply line should include a manual
shut -off valve and union inthe lineto allow
the appliance to be disconnected for
servicing.
A plugged
118" NPT tapping must be
installed in the line. The tapping must be
accessible for test gauge connection and
be immediately upstream of the gas supply
connectionto the appliance.
All piping and connections must be tested
for leaks after installation or servicing.
All leaks must be corrected immediately.
Whentesting for leaks:-
a) Make sure that the appliance control
knob is at the OFFposition.
(b) Openthe manualshut-offvalve.
(c) Test for leaks by applying a liquid
detergent or soap solutionto all joints
Bubblesforming indicatea gas leak.
NEVER USEAN OPEN FLAMETO
CHECK FOR LEAKS.
(d) Correctany leak detectedimrr":a-
tely.
5. REFIT THE FRONT FRAME
Placethe front frame back in position and
attach to the appliance case with the four
screws previouslyremoved.
6. ASSEMBLE FUEL BED
6.1
Place the ceramic back wall in position at
the back of the firebox. Make sure that the
brick pattern is the right way up so that
it
will align with the side walls pattern (see
fig.
14).
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~&onJoint
Top locating bracket
Fig.
14 BACK WALL POSITION
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6.2. Place the ceramic side walls in position at
the sides of the firebox. The sides are left
and right handed. The sides should be
held in position at the top by the anglec
brackets at the sides of the firebox and a:
the bottom by the edges of the black bar
at front of the firebox (seefig. 15).
Retaining bar
I Fig 13 GAS LINE CONNECTION & TEST TAPPING POINT I
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Fig. 15 SIDE WALLS POSITION

The manifold pressure should be checked
at the.pressuretest point which is located
immediately downstream of the regulator
(seefig.1
3). The pressure check should be
made with the appliance burning and the
controlset at position
3.
9.1. PRESSURE TESTING SUPPLY LINE
'The appliance and its individual shutoff
valve must be disconnected from the gas
supply piping system during any pressure
testing of that system at test pressures in
excess
of 112 psig (3.5kPa). The 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 pressures equal to or less than 112
psig(3.5kPa).
10 CHECK VENTING EFFICIENCY
A CHECK FOR CORRECT VENTING OF
COMBUSTION PRO-DUCTSMUST BE
MADE BEFORE THE INSTALLED
APPLIANCE IS LEFT WlTH THE
CUSTOMER. THE TEST CAN BE MADE
BEFORE REFITTING THE INNER
FRONT UNlT BUT THE COALS AND
WINDOW UNlT MUST BE IN POSITION
CHECKAS FOLLOWS.
10.1 Ignite the pilot and set control at position
No.
3.
10.2 Leave the appliance on for 15 minutes
then light a smoke match and insert it
inside the top opening of the appliance.
Insert the iiiqch approximately 1 112"
intothe opening (seefig. 19).
Insert match
Fig. 19 VENTING CHECK
The installation is satisfactory if smoke is
drawn intothe appliance.
10.3. If the smoke is not drawn into the
appliance inspect the sealing at the ven
connection unit.
10.4 If sealing is satisfactory but smoke is sti!
not drawn into the appliance, turn the uni.
off and check the vent system for cause ol
lack of draft. If necessaty, seek expefl
advice.
DO NOT LET APPLIANCE BE
OPERATEDWlTH INCORRECTVENTlNGl
11. AERATION ADJUSTMENT(736MNONLYj
Both front and rear burners are equipped
with adjustable shutters to control primary
aeration. The air holes are
at the right side
of the front and rear burner rails - See fig,
20. The appliance is supplied with the
air
holesof both burnersfully open.
The shutters can be pushed to the right to
partially closethe air holeson each burner.
when the shutters are pushed as far as
possible to the right, the air holes will be
half closed. Forthe majorityof installations,
no adjustment will be necessary. However,
in certain installations (e.g.
Low Btu value
gas), it may be necessary to partially close
the air holes of one or bothof the burners
to obtainthe optimalvisualeffect.
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Fig. 20 BURNER AERATION

6.3. Place the rear log in the retaining cradle
behindthe rear burner rail (fig. 16).
Fig. 16 REAR LOG POSITION
.4. Place the front log in the retaining cradle *=
CHECK OPERATION OF CONTROLS
between the rear and front burner rails Check ignition, and all control settings as
(fig.17). described in the lighting instructions
sectionfurther on inthis manual.
Flg. 17 FRONT LOG POSITION
9. CHECK SYSTEM PRESSURE
The appliance is preset to give the correct
heat input with the gas for which it
is
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designed.
For input adjustment, the gas supply
pressure to the appliance inlet must be
betwenthe figures below:-
SUPPLY PRESSURES
Model 736MN - NaturalGss
................................ Maximum 10.5 in.w.c.
................................... Minimum 5.0 in.w.c.
Model 736MP - Pro~aneGas
.................................
Maximum 14.0 in.w.c.
..................................
Minimum 11.0 in.w.c.
'The burner manifold pressure is controlled
6.5. Placethe cross log inposition (seefig. 18). by a built-in nonadjustable regulator. The
The front of the log is indicated by the manifold pressure must be between the
letter
"F" embossed on its underside. Make figuresbelow.
sure that the front of the log is seated
insidethe hollow inthe front log and is not
raisedinfront of it.
7. REFIT WINDOW
7.1 Hook the top of the window frame over the
fireboxtopfront edge.
7.2. Securethe window unit in place by refitting
two knurled screws at the bottom comers
of the unit.
MANIFOLD PRESSURES
Model 736MN - Natural Gas
................................... Maximum 4.2 in.w.c.
.................................... Minimum 3.8 in.w.c.
Model 736MP - Propane Gas
................................ Maximum 11.2 in.w.c.
.................................. Minimum 10.8 in.w.c.

12. REPLACE INNER FRONT UNIT
Hookthe inner front unit back onto the front
frame.
13. FINAL CHECK
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Recheck ignition and controlsettings
operation.
13.2 Instructthe owner howto operatethe
appliance.
13.3 Closethe bottom hingedgrill.
13.4 Recommend that the appliance should be
inspected and, if necessary serviced at
leastonce a year.
14. OPERATING PROCEDLIRE
For your safety this appliance is fitted with
a FlameSupervision Device which will shut
off the gas supply if, for any reason, the
pilot flames go out. This device
incorporates a fixed probe which senses
the heatfrom the pilotflame. If the probe is
cool the device will prevent any gas flow
unless the control knob is held in at the
IGN position. (Seethe Lighting Instructions
on next page).
Open the bottom grill to get access for
operating the controls. Close the grill when
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you have finished operating the controls.
When first, turned on, the decorative
flames will appear predominantly blue.
After approximately
15 minutes these
flames will turnyellow.
After approximately three hours use at the
high control setting the fuel pieces will
show areas of charcoal grey color as would
real burning logs.
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CONTROLSElTINGS
15.
LIGHTING IF SPARK IGNITER FAILS
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In the unlikely event of failure of the
ignition spark, the appliance can be lit by
inserting a long burning match to the pilot
and then operating the control knob as
described inthe lighting instructions.
KNOB SET AT
IGN
1
2
3
FLAME EFFECT
FRONT
AREA
BACK
AREA
Pilot only
OFF
ON
ON
LOW
LOW
HIGH

FOR YOUR SAFETY READ BEFORE LIGHTING -
WARNING: Ifyou do notfollow these instructionsexactly, afire or explosionmay result causing
property damage, personal injury or loss of life.
A. This appliancehas apilotwhich must be lightedby hand. When lightingthe pilot, follow these
instructions exactly.
B. BEFORE LIGHTING smell all around the appliance area for gas. Be sure to smellnextto the
floor because some gas is heavier than air and will settle on the floor.
WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS.
Do not try to light any appliance.
Do not touch any electric switch; do not use any phone in your building.
Immediately call your gas supplier from a neighbor's phone. Follow the gas supplier's
instructions.
If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the fire department.
C.
Use only your hand to push inor turnthe gas controlknob. Never usetools. Ifthe knobwillnot
push in or turn by hand, don't try to repair
it call a qualified service technician. Force or
anempted repair may result in
a fire or explosion.
D. Donotuse thisappliance if any part hasbeenunderwater. Immediatelycallaqualifiedservice
technicianto inspectthe appliance and to replaceany partof the controlsystem and any gas
control which has been under water.
LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS m
1.
Turn the control knob clockwise- to "OFF".
Control knob .
1
2. Waitfie(5)-minutasto clear outany gas. Ifywthensmellgas, STOP! Follow"B" inthesafety
information above. If you don't smell gas, go to next step.
3.
Find the pilot It is at the right side of the firebo~
4.
Push in control knob and turn counterclockwiie *?to "IGN.
5. Pushbobfurther infor afew secondstodiowgasflow thanpressigniterbuttontolighgas. If
gas does not light pram butlon again.
6. Hold the control knob in for a further five (5) secondsthen releua. The pilot should remain
alight. For maximum efficiency, turn
to swing no. 3 for the first five (5) minutertowarmthe
chimney or Rue.
7. Selectrequiredburner settinu(Theknobshouldbedepressadslighdywhanchangingsettings).
Ifpilot does not light or remain alight rapaat step 2 through 7. Ifpilot does not lighat all
durinu a faw attempts, try lighting with long match as dacribad below.
8. Replace control accass panel.
Ifpilotdoerlighbutwillnotstayalight aftersweraltries, turn thegascontrolto "Off and
call your sarvica tachnician or gar suppliar.
Match Lighting: Apply along match to the pilotwhile controlknob is pushadinandatthe
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"IGN" position - see instruction mmual
Do not oparate batweenthe setting positions.
The knobshould pop outwhenrelarud. If it doanotstopandimmadiatefycallyour service
technician or gas supplier.
TO TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE -
Push in control knob slightly and turn clockwise T'* to "OFF". Do not forca.

16. CLEANING
All cleaningshould becarriedout when the
appliance is cold. Normally, the appliance
should only need dusting. Dust etc. can
be brushed from the logs using a soft
brush after detachirlg the inner front unit
and window (see installation section
2).
Dust etc. can also be removed from the
burners using a soft brush after removing
the logs. When cleaning the burners also
check the aeration holes (see fig.
20) and
brushclean
if necessary.
If you are removing the logs, we suggest
that they are removed in the reverse order
to that shown in the fuel bed assembly
instructions(seeinstallationsection
6). The
logs, window and inner front unit must be
replaced as shown in the installation
instructionsections.
Coloring
of the interior of the metal fire box
withuse is normal.
17. CHECKS
17.1 A periodic visual check of the pilot and
burner flames should be made (see figs
21 and 22).
17.2
The appliance area must always be kept
clear and free from combustible materials,
gasoline and other flammable vapors and
liquids.
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CORRECT
WRONG
Fig.
21 BURNER FLAMES
17.4 The flow of combustion and ventilation air
must not be obstructed. The venting
system should
be examined by a qualified
agency regularly.We suggestannually.
Fig. 22 PILOT FLAME
18. SERVICING
The repair parts are shown on the repair
parts leaflet. Please always quote Part
Number and description with requests for
spares.
18.1 For Owner
If you require any attention to your
appliance, contact your supplier quoting
the model number. It is helpful if the
appliance serial number is also quoted.
This will be found on the appliance rating
plate which is located on the left side of
the appliance case. It is visible when the
innerfront unitisremoved.
18.2 For Service Engineer
To aid servicing of the burner and manifold
parts or for installation of the optional
circulation fan
#710CFK, the burner
module can be removed as follows (see
fig.
23):-
17.3 Keep area in front of bottom grill clear to
prevent obstruction of air flow to appliance
8.2,7.
for combustion.
Remove the window
as described in
installation instructions section
2.
Take all the ceramic parts out of the
firebox and carefullystore.
Removethe front frame as described
in installation instructions section
2.
Disconnectthe gas supply line at the
unionadjacent to the regulator.
Remove the two screws holding the
burner module to the firebox sides.
These are situated over the bottom
outside flanges, one'each side of the
firebox.
Remove the screw securing the
slopingfront heatshield of the burner
boxtothe appliance case.
Carefully slidethe burner modulefor-
ward andclear of the appliance case.

Fixing screw
each side
Fig. 23 BURNER MODULE REMWAL
Manufactured by
VALOR HEATING
ERDINGTON . BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND
Distributed in Western Canadaand the U.S.A. by
MILES INDUSTRIES
829 Third Street West NorthVancouver B.C. V7P 3K7
Ph. [phone] Fax [phone]
Distributedin EasternCanadaby
VALTECH HEATING LTD
6660 Kennedy Road, Mississauga, Ontario, L5T2M9
Ph. [phone] Fax [phone]
Becauseour poliis one of constant development and improvement
detail. may vary slightly from those given inthis publication.