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FIREPLACE

PRODUCTS

INSTALLATION

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

for

the

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Stove

Model:

U41FS-NG

Natural

Gas

Heater

U41FS-LP

Propane

Heater

LISTINGS

AND

CODE

APPROVALS

These

gas

appliances

have

been

tested

in

accordance

with

National

Safety

Standards,

and

have

been

certified

by

Wamock

frersey

for

installation

and

operation

as

described

in

these

Installation

and

Operating

Instructions

in

the

United

States

and

Canada.

Check

with

your

local

building

code

agency

befpre

you

begin

your

installation

to

ensure

compliance

with

local

codes,

including

the

need

for

"permits"

and

follow-up

inspections.

If

any

problems

are

encountered

regarding

code

approvals,

or

if

you

wish

clarification

of

any

of

the

instructions

contained

here,

contact

your

local

dealer.

Your

unit

should

be

serviced

annu^ly

by

a

qualified

service

person.

PLEASE

KEEP

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE

WARNING:

Improper

installation,

adjustment,

alteration,

service

or

maintenance

can

cause

injury

or

property

damage.

Refer

to

this

manual.

For

assistance

or

additional

information

consult

a

qualified

installer,

service

agency-o^the

gas

supplier,.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

4

'

Do

hot

store

or

use

gasoline

or

ofher

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance.

FOR

YOlfR

SAFETY

What

to

do

if

you

smell

gas:

1)

Open

windows.

2)

Turn

off

main

gas

supply

3)

Do

not

touch

any

electrical

switch.

4)

Extinguish

any

open

flames.

5)

Immediately

call

your

gas

supplier

or

fire

department

from

a

neighbour's

phone.

Regency

Industries

Ltd.

*

t

r

7830

Vantage

Way,

Delta,

B.C.

Canada,

V4G1A7

Tested

by

Warnock

Hersey:

Wamock

Hersey

908-360

09/09/94

REGENCY

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Stove

To

the

New

Owner:

Congratulations!

You

are

the

owner

of

a

state-of-the-art

ULTIMATE

Gas

Stove

by

Re¬

gency

Industries

Ltd.

The

Regency

Gas

Series

of

hand

crafted

appliances

has

been

designed

to

provide

you

with

all

the

warmth

and

charm

of

a

woodstove,

at

the

flick

of

a

switch.

The

models

U41FS-NG

and

U41FS-LP

of

this

series

has

been

approved

by

Warnock

Hersey

for

both

safety

and

efficiency.

As

it

also

bears

our

own

mark,

it

prom¬

ises

to

provide

you

with

economy,

comfort

and

security

for

many

trouble

free

years

to

follow.

Please

take

a

moment

now

to

acquaint

yourself

with

these

instructions

and

the

many

features

of

your

Regency

Gas

Stove.

2

Regency

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Heater

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Page

Page

Safety

Label

Operating

Instructions

Safety

Label

4

Operating

Instructions

13

Installation

Lighting

Instructions

13

General

Installation

Information

5

Shutdown

Instructions

13

Specifications

5

First

Fire

13

Minimum

Clearances

to

Combustibles

6

Copy

of

Lighting

Plate

Instructions

14

Optional

Outside

Air

6

Convection

Fan

15

-

Outside

Air

through

Bottom

of

Pedestal

6

-

Outside

Air

through

Rear

of

Pedestal

6

Draft

Hood

7

Maintenance

Venting

7

Maintenance

Instructions

15

-

Venting

Requirements

7

16

-

Common

Venting

-

Installation

into

Existing

Woodstove

7

Log

Replacement

16

Flue

System

7

Gold

Plated

Doors

Gas

Connection

8

Door

and

Glass

Gasket

16

High

Elevation

8

Glass

Replacement

16

Log

Installation

8

Fan

Maintenance

17

Door

Installation

and

Door

Latch

10

Latch

Adjustment

17

Top

Louver

Installation

10

Parts

List

17

Gas

Pressure

Test

10

10

Warranty

19

Aeration

Adjustment

Warranty

Test

for

Flue

Spillage

11

Optional

Remote

Control

Installation

11

Optional

Wall

Thermostat

11

Wiring

Diagram

12

Regency

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Heater

3

SAFETY

LABEL

This

is

a

copy

of

the

label

that

accompanies

each

NOTE:

Regency

units

are

constantly

being

improved.

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Stove.

We

have

printed

Check

the

label

on

the

unit

and

if

there

is

a

difference,

a

copy

of

the

contents

here

for

your

review.

The

the

label

on

the

unit

is

the

correct

one.

safety

label

is

located

on

the

inside

of

the

drop

down

pedestal

door.

&

Si

tv

4

Regency

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Heater

GENERAL

INFORMATION

This

installation

must

conform

with

local

codes

or,

in

the

absence

of

local

codes,

in

the

U.S.A.

with

the

current

National

Fuel

Gas

Code,

ANSI

Z223.1,

and

National

Electrical

Code

ANSI/NFPA

70

installation

codes.

In

Canada,

current

CAN/CGA-B

149.1

and

B

149.2

codes

and

current

CSA

C22.1

Canadian

Electrical

Code.

THIS

APPUANCE

SHOULD

BE

INSTALLED,

REPAIRED,

INSPECTED

BEFORE

USE

AND

AT

LEAST

ANNUALLY

BY

A

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSON.

MORE

FREQUENT

CLEANING

MAY

BE

REQUIRED

DUE

TO

EXCESSIVE

LINT

FROM

CARPETING,

ETC.

IT

IS

IMPERATIVE

THAT

CONTROL

COMPARTMENT,

BURNERS

AND

CIRCULATING

AIR

PASSAGEWAYS

OF

THE

APPLIANCE

BE

KEPT

CLEAN.

DUE

TO

HIGH

TEMPERATURES,

THE

APPLI¬

ANCE

SHOULD

BE

LOCATED

OUT

OF

TRAFFIC

AND

AWAY

FROM

FURNITURE

AND

DRAPER¬

IES.

WARNING:

THIS

APPLIANCE

CAN

ONLY

BE

COMMON-VENTED

IN

ACCORDANCE

WITH

THE

NATURAL

GAS

INSTALLATION

CODE.

THAT

IS

THAT

THE

VENTING

MUST

BE

SIZED

ACCORD¬

INGLY

TO

ACCOMMODATE

THE

TOTAL

BTU

RANGE

OF

ALL

APPLIANCES

CONCERNED

AND

THAT

THE

CODE

ALLOWS

THE

VENTING

OF

THE

APPLIANCES

IN

QUESTION

TO

BE

VENTED

TOGETHER.

IT

SHOULD

ALSO

BE

NOTED

THAT

GAS

APPUANCES

MUST

NOT

BE

VENTED

WITH

SOLID

FUEL

BURNING

APPUANCES.

Regency

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Heater

INSTALLATION

WARNING:

FAILURE

TO

INSTALL

THIS

APPLI¬

ANCE

CORRECTLY

MAY

CAUSE

A

SERIOUS

HOUSE

FIRE

AND

WILL

VOID

YOUR

WARRANTY.

Provide

adequate

clearances

for

servicing,

proper

operation

and

around

the

air

openings

into

the

com¬

bustion

chamber.

Adequate

combustion

and

ventila¬

tion

air

must

also

be

provided.

The

appliance

must

be

installed

on

a

flat,

solid,

continuous

surface

(e.g.

wood,

metal,

concrete).

This

may

be

the

floor,

or

it

can

be

raised

up

on

a

platform

to

enhance

its

visual

impact.

If

the

appliance

is

going

to

be

installed

on

carpeting,

tile

or

other

combustible

material

other

than

wood

flooring,

the

appliance

must

be

installed

on

a

metal

or

wood

panel

extending

the

full

width

and

depth

of

the

appliance.

The

Regency

Freestanding

Gas

Stove

can

be

installed

in

a

wide

variety

of

ways

and

will

fit

nearly

any

room

layout.

It

may

be

installed

in

a

recessed

position,

framed

out

into

the

room,

or

across

a

comer.

The

ULTIMATE

Gas

Heater

is

approved

for

alcove

installations,

which

meet

the

clearances

listed

below.

This

unit

can

be

installed

in

a

bedroom,

when

installed

with

a

millivolt

thermostat.

This

unit

is

not

approved

for

mobile

home

installations.

We

recommend

that

you

plan

your

installation

on

paper

using

exact

measurements

for

clearances

and

floor

protection

before

actually

installing

this

appli¬

ance.

If

an

existing

chimney

is

not

utilized,

position

the

appliance

to

allow

free

passage

of

factory-built

listed

chimney

through

the

ceiling

and

roof.

Have

a

qualified

building

inspector

review

your

plans

before

installation.

INSTALLATION

CLEARANCES

TO

COMBUSTIBLES

OPTIONAL

OUTSIDE

AIR

The

clearances

listed

below

are

MINIMUM

distances.

Measure

the

clearance

to

both

the

appliance

and

the

chimney

connector.

The

farthest

distance

is

correct

if

the

two

clearances

do

not

coincide.

Outside

air

is

now

an

option

for

Gas

Stoves.

Outside

air

for

combustion

can

be

brought

in

either

through

the

bottom

of

the

pedestal

or

through

the

rear

plate

of

the

pedestal.

For

example,

if

the

appliance

is

set

as

indicated

in

one

of

the

figures

but

the

connector

is

too

close,

move

the

stove

until

the

correct

clearance

to

the

connector

is

obtained.

This

appliance

may

be

installed

only

with

the

clear¬

ances

as

shown

in

the

situations

pictured.

Do

not

combine

clearances

from

one

type

of

installation

with

another

in

order

to

achieve

closer

clearances,

f

Use

the

minimum

clearances

shown

in

the

diagrams

below

for

installation

with

"B"

vent.

A

Side

Wall

to

Unit

7-1/2"

/190

mm

B

Back

Wall

to

Unit

6"

/155

mm

C

Back

Wall

to

Flue

Centerline

10-1/2"

/

265

mm

D

Side

Wall

to

Rue

Centerline

22"

/

560

mm

E

Side

Wall

to

Unit

2"

/

50

mm

F

Side

Wall

to

Rue

Centerline

11"/

280

mm

For

both

bottom

and

rear

outside

air

the

Pedestal

Cover

Plate

must

be

installed.

Loosen

the

4

screws

on

the

rear

of

the

pedestal

and

slide

the

cover

plate

over

them.

Slide

the

plate

to

the

left

to

center

it

and

tighten

down

the

4

screws.

Outside

Air

Through

Pedestal

Bottom

Once

you

have

properly

marked

the

position

of

your

unit

as

outlined

in

"General

Information"

and

"Clear¬

ances

to

Combustibles",

cut

a

minimum

3

inch

diam¬

eter

hole

though

the

floor

directly

under

your

pedestal

base

to

the

outside.

Pipe

fresh

air

into

the

pedestal

area

by

using

a

minimum

3"

duct

pipe

with

a

mesh

grill

at

the

outside

termination.

Pedestal

Cover

Plate

0-1

j

Blanking

Rate

Cuttol^

_

Rear

View

Minimum

ceiling

height

is

54"

/1370

mm

from

top

of

unit.

If

further

reduced

clearances

are

needed,

obtain

requirements

for

construction

of

a

protected

wall

from

your

local

building

authorities

and

their

allowable

reductions

of

the

listed

clearances.

Outside

Air

Through

Pedestal

Rear

Remove

the

blanking

plate

from

the

rear

of

the

pedes¬

tal

cover

plate

and

bend

the

two

tabs

out

90

degrees.

Pipe

fresh

air

into

the

pedestal

area

by

using

a

mini¬

mum

3"

duct

pipe

with

a

mesh

grill

at

the

outside

termination.

Attach

the

pipe

to

the

tabs

with

screws.

Side

View

i

v

m

6

Regency

ULTIMATE

Freestanding

Gas

Heater

INSTALLATION

DRAFT

HOOD

The

heater

has

a

draft

hood

built

into

its

back.

It

must

not

be

altered,

obstructed,

or

blocked

in

any

way,

and

the

unit

must

be

installed

so

that

the

draft

hood

is

in

the

same

atmospheric

pressure

zone

as

the

combus¬

tion

air

inlet

to

the

burner.

VENTING

This

heater

is

a

vented

appliance

and

must

be

con¬

nected

to

a

chimney/flue

in

accordance

with

the

installation

codes.

Note:

The

rear

cover

plate

is

only

attached

when

outside

air

is

being

used.

If

using

room

air

for

combustion,

remove

the

cover

plate

from

the

back

of

the

pedestal.

For

your

safety

this

heater

is

equipped

with

a

vent

safety

switch

designed

to

sense

incorrect

venting

and

react

by

shutting

down

the

gas

supply.

This

thermally

actuated

switch

is

located

within

the

draft

hood

and

will

detect

either

a

blocked

chimney

or

backdraft

condition

where

the

chimney

flow

has

reversed.

If

this

switch

is

closing

the

unit

down,

it

indicates

a

drafting

problem

-

the

thermally

actuated

switch

must

never

be

by-passed

or

disconnected

as

a

hazardous

or

deadly

condition

can

result.

Venting

Requirements

A

minimum

four

inch

diameter

vent

is

required.

13-

Vent,

Class

A

or

Masonry

with

an

approved

liner

are

all

acceptable.

For

cosmetic

or

aesthetic

purposes

5"

or

6"

outer

vent

can

be

used

as

long

as

an

approved

inner

vent

is

installed.

Fasten

the

B-Vent

to

the

bracket

on

the

top

of

the

stove

with

one

sheet

metal

screw

but

do

not

penetrate

the

inner

sleeve

of

the

B-

Vent

when

tightening

the

screw.

Attach

the

flue

mounting

bracket

with

the

enclosed

screw

as

shown

in

hole

at

the

diagram.

rear

of

stoVB

top

Flue

Mounting

Bracket

Screw

Flue

Mounting

Bracket

Follow

all

venting

manufacturer’s

requirements

and

local

building

codes.

In

cold

climates,

we

recommend

the

use

of

insulated

B-vent,

chase,

and

liners.

For

altitudes

above

2000

ft.

we

recommend

that

a

mini¬

mum

flue

height

of

12

ft.

is

used.

A

wind

cap

is

recom¬

mended

for

wind

turbulent

sites

when

flue

spillage

is

noted.

Common

Venting

Venting

into

a

common

vent

that

also

vents

a

liquid

fuel:

When

venting

the

appliance

into

a

chim¬

ney

or

common

vent

used

for

a

liquid

fuel

appliance,

the

vent

connector

entrance

into

the

chimney

of

the

gas

appliance

must

be

above

that

of

the

other,

regard¬

less

of

input.

However,

a

branch

fitting

(available

from

the

same

chimney

manufacturer)

located

as

close

as

practical

to

the

chimney

can

be

used

to

connect

the

vent

connector

of

the

gas

appliance

to

that

of

the

vent

connector

of

the

other

fuel.

Venting

appliance

of

unequal

input:

When

venting

two

gas

appliances

of

unequal

input

into

a

chimney

or

common

vent,

the

entrance

of

the

vent

connector

of

the

appliance

having

the

smaller

input

shall

be

located

higher

than

that

of

the

larger

input

appliance;

or

wherever

possible

the

common

vent

closer

to

or

directly

over

the

small

appliance

connector.

Venting

appliances

of

equal

input:

When

venting

two

gas

appliances

of

equal

input

into

a

chimney

or

common

vent,

the

two

vent

connector

locations

into

the

chimney

or

common

vent

cannot

be

made

oppo¬

site

or

adjacent

to

each

other

at

the

same

level.

However,

they

may

be

"Y"-ed

into

the

chimney

or

common

vent

or

located

in

a

staggered

position.

Installation

into

Existing

Woodstove

Flue

System

1)

Clean

existing

chimney

system.

2)

Run

an

approved

4”

flex

liner

or

“B"

vent

into

existing

chimney.

The

space

between

the

finer

and

class

"A"

should

be

sealed

at

the

top

to

prevent

cold

air

infiltration.

NOTE:

See

the

chimney

systems

manufacturer

for

detailed

installa¬

tion

instructions.

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Gas

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INSTALLATION

GAS

CONNECTION

The

gas

connection

is

a

3/8"

SAE

45°

flare

elbow

fitting

and

is

easily

accessible

by

removing

the

pedes¬

tal

cover

plate.

The

gas

line

can

be

rigid

pipe

or

to

make

installation

easier,

use

a

listed

flexible

connector

and

manual

shut-off

valve

if

allowed

by

local

building

codes.

For

minimum

and

maximum

supply

pressure

see

the

System

Data

table

below.

NOTE:

During

any

pressure

testing

of

the

gas

supply

piping

system

that

exceeds

test

pressures

of

1/2

psig,

this

appliance

and

its

individual

shut¬

off

valve

must

be

disconnected

from

the

piping

system.

If

test

pressures

equal

to

or

less

than

1/2

psig

are

used

then

this

appliance

must

be

iso¬

lated

from

the

piping

system

by

closing

its

indi¬

vidual

manual

shut-off

valve

during

the

testing.

A1/8"

NPT

plugged

tapping

is

provided

on

the

gas

control

valve.

It

is

located

near

the

outlet

to

the

Main

Burner

immediately

upstream

of

the

gas

supply

connection

to

the

appliance,

and

is

easily

accessible

for

a

test

gauge

connection

(see

diagram

on

page

10).

I

System

Data

J

For

0

to

2000

feet

altitude*

Burner

Inlet

Orifice

Sizes:

Natural

Gas

Propane

Rear

Burner

#42

#54

Front

Burner

#49

#56

‘Above

2000

ft.

see

National

Code

Orifice

Chart.

Input

Rating

-

Natural

Gas

42,000

btu/fw

-

Propane

38,000

btu/h

Min.

Output

Capacity

with

blower

Off

Natural

Gas

30,000

btu/hr

"l\’°L

.

Propane

28,500

btu/hr

'

Max.

Output

Capacity

with

blower

On

Natural

Gas

33,000

btu/hr

"fa?

^

Propane

30,400

btu/hr

oCn

o

Supply

Pressure

Natural

Gas

minimum

maximum

Propane

minimum

maximum

Manifold

Pressure

Natural

Gas

3.8"

+/-

0.2"

w.c.

Propane

10"

+/-

0.2"

w.c.

1

Recommended

Gas

Pipe

Diameter

|

Pipe

Length

(feet)

Schedule

40

pipe

Inside

Dia.

Tubing,

Type

L

Outside

Dia.

N.G.

L.P.

N.G.

L.P.

?TT(5

1/2"

1.3

cm

3/6

1.0

cm

T/2

U

“

1.3

cm

”375"

1.0

cm

10-40

1/2"

1.3

cm

1/2"

1.3

cm

5/8"

1.6

cm

1/2"

1.3

cm

40-100

1/2"

1.3

cm

1/2"

1.3

cm

3/4"

1.6

cm

1/2"

1.3

cm

100-150

3/4"

2.0

cm

1/2"

1.3

cm

7/8"

2.3

cm

3/4"

2.0

cm

NOTE:

Some

areas

allow

copper

tubing

or

galva¬

nized

pipe

-

check

local

codes.

Never

use

plastic

pipe.

HIGH

ELEVATION

This

unit

is

approved

in

Canada

for

altitude

0

to

2000

ft.

(CAN1

2.17-M90)

with

the

orifice

supplied.

For

installations

above

2000

feet,

follow

current

CAN/

CGA-B149.1

and

B149.2.

In

USA

refer

to

ANSI

2223.1-1988,

Appendix

F,

for

re-sizing

orifice.

LOG

INSTALLATION

WARNING:

Dangerous

operating

conditions

may

occur

if

these

logs

are

not

positioned

in

their

approved

locations.

Read

the

instructions

below

carefully

and

refer

to

the

diagrams.

If

logs

are

broken

do

not

use

the

unit

until

they

are

replaced.

Broken

logs

can

interfere

with

the

pilot

operation

and

cause

an

explosion.

The

gas

log

kit

contains

the

following:

a)

Front

Log

-

Part

#

902-161

b)

Rear

Log

(with

knot)

-

Part

#

902-160

c)

Small

Cross

Logs

(2)

8"

long

-

Part

#

902-162

d)

Embers

-

Part

#

650-934

e)

Rear

log

supports

(2)

(Part

#

650-932

for

the

set

of

four

logs)

6.2"

w.c.

8.0"

w.c.

10.5"

w.c.

13.0"

w.c.

8

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Gas

Heater

INSTALLATION

Log

Stand

Installation

a)

Loosen

the

4

screws

in

the

top

of

the

rear

burner.

b)

Slide

the

two

rear

log

support

brackets

into

position

as

shown

in

the

diagram.

c)

Push

the

rear

log

support

brackets

tight

against

the

screws

and

then

tighten

down

the

Rear

Log

screws.

.Screws

Back

Rear

Log

Support

Burner

Push

bracket

forward

until

it

is

tight

against

the

screws,

then

tighten

screws.

Top

View

2)

Remove

the

logs

from

the

heater

and

carefully

unwrap

them.

The

logs

are

fragile,

handle

with

care

•

DO

NOT

FORCE

into

position.

3)

Place

embers

along

full

length

of

the

front

burner

tray.

Put

embers

on

top

of

the

front

burner

but

keep

embers

clear

of

the

pilot

and

make

sure

the

embers

do

not

prevent

the

front

log

from

sitting

properly

on

the

front

log

stands.

Do

not

put

any

embers

in

the

rear

ember

tray.

Use

only

about

half

of

the

embers

in

the

package.

Keep

the

remaining

embers

for

use

after

annual

mainte¬

nance

of

cleaning

the

inside

firebox.

See

Maintenance

on

page

15.

Rear

Log

Cross

Log

Rear

Log

Supports

^

/

Rear

Log

Support

Rear

fesilli

Ember

Front

Log

Embers

J§|

Front

J

/

Front

Log

1

Rear

Log

Ember

Front

Support

Rear

Support

Tray

Burner

Burner

Diagram

2:

Side

View

4)

Carefully

place

the

rear

log

(with

no

cutouts)

so

it

rests

on

the

rear

supports

(with

the

flat

part

of

the

log

to

the

back)

and

then

push

the

log

flush

against

the

back.

Center

the

log,

relative

to

the

rear

burner.

The

knot

in

the

log

should

sit

just

to

the

right

of

center.

See

diagrams

1

&

2.

5)

Place

the

front

log

(with

the

cutouts)

on

the

two

front

log

supports,

the

log

must

be

even

with

the

front

edge

of

the

supports.

See

diagrams

1

&

2

.

6)

The

cross

logs

must

be

positioned

on

the

front

and

rear

logs

as

shown

in

diagram

3.

Incorrectly

positioned

cross

logs

will

affect

the

flame

pattern

and

proper

operation

of

the

unit.

Use

the

two

top

holes

in

the

front

log

for

position¬

ing.

The

insideedge

of

the

left

log

is

even

with

the

left

edge

of

the

hole

and

the

"thumb"

just

touches

the

front

edge

of

the

hole.

The

inside

edge

of

the

right

log

is

even

with

the

right

edge

of

the

hole

and

the

"thumb"

is

centered

above

the

knot

in

the

rear

log.

Front

Loj

Support

my

Rear

-Burner

Front

Log

"Support

Front

Ember

Tray

Embers

/

Front'Log

Burner

Diagram

1:

Top

View

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Gas

Heater

Diagram

3:

Top

View

INSTALLATION

DOOR

INSTALLATION

AND

DOOR

LATCHES

The

door

slides

onto

the

two

hinge

pins

and

fastens

with

the

two

latches

on

the

right

side.

The

door

must

be

kept

closed

and

locked

at

all

times,

except

during

maintenance.

The

unit

must

never

be

operated

without

the

glass

in

the

door,

or

with

the

door

open.

Always

open

the

two

side

panel

doors

before

opening

the

large

center

door

to

prevent

the

large

door

from

getting

scratched.

Test

the

seal

around

the

/y\v

door

by

placing

a

piece

of

/L

^.^

paper

between

the

unit

and

the

door,

close

the

door

and

try

to

pull

the

Lo^ng^t

\V

paper

out.

If

it

slips

out

\

easily,

then

the

door

is

not

properly

sealed.

Turn

the

locking

nut

on

the

adjustable

catch

to

tighten

or

loosen

the

latch.

Locking

Nut

TOP

LOUVER

INSTALLATION

1)

Remove

both

screws

from

one

side

of

the

stove

(a).

2)

Remove

louvers

from

package.

3)

Slide

one

side

of

the

louvers

into

the

screws

(b)

still

in

the

body

and

tighten

screws.

4)

Align

other

side

of

louvers

with

the

holes

and

attach

with

the

screws.

GAS

PRESSURE

TEST

The

unit

is

preset

to

give

the

correct

gas

input

at

the

specified

manifold

pressures

shown

in

the

Systems

Data

table

on

Page

8.

The

maximum

gas

input

is

42,000

btu/hr

for

Natural

Gas

and

38,000

btu/hr

for

Propane.

The

manifold

pressure

is

controlled

by

a

regulator

built

into

the

gas

control,

and

should

be

checked

at

the

pressure

test

point.

This

is

a

1/8"

NPT

plugged

tapping

located

on

the

gas

control,

near

the

outlet

to

the

main

burner.

I

i

The

pressure

check

should

be

carried

out

with

the

unit

burning

and

the

setting

should

be

within

the

limits

specified

in

the

System

Data

table

on

Page

8

Pressure

Test

Tap

Location

AERATION

SYSTEM

The

burner

aeration

is

factory

set

but

may

need

adjusting

due

to

either

the

local

gas

supply,

air

supply

or

altitude.

Natural

Gas:

1/4"

open

(rear)

and

1/4"

open

(front)

Propane:

5/8"

open

(rear)

and

5/8"

open

(front)

An

aeration

adjustment

rod

is

attached

to

the

air

shutter

on

each

burner.

The

rod

is

used

to

adjust

the

aeration

on

the

main

burner

without

having

to

take

the

appliance

apart.

This

adjustment

is

performed

by

a

qualified

installer.

The

factory

setting

should

be

sufficient

for

most

installations.

Note:

any

damage

due

to

carboning

resulting

from

improperly

setting

the

aeration

controls

is

NOT

covered

under

warranty.

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Gas

Heater