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MODEL 937AN
MODEL 937AP
FOR USE WITH NATURAL GAS
FOR USE WITH PROPANE
GAS FIRED VENTED ROOM HEATERS
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WARNING: If the information in this
manual is not followed esactly, a fire or
explosioil
result causing property
damage, personal injury or loss of life
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Do not stme ox use gasoline or other
flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of
this or any other appliance.
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WHAT TO DO 11;YOU SMELL GAS
Open windows
Eixthguish any open flame
D o not try to light any appliance.
Do not touch any electrical switch; do not
use any phbne in your building.
Immediately call your gas supplier from a
neighbor's phone. Follow the gas s~rpplier's
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instructions.
If yo11 cannot reach your gas supplier, call
the fire department.
- Installation and service must be periorn~edby a
qualified installer, service agenq or the gas
supplier.
This appliance is a7
domestic room l~eating
appliance. It must not he
used for any other
purpose such as drying
clothes etc.
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Vous pounez vous procurer un cxemplaire en langue Frallgaise de cette btochure chrz wtre
conccssionail-e
OPTIONS ....................................................................................................................................................................................................,.................
GENEKLU, DATA ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................
LOCATION IN THE P.OOL,l.......................................................................................................................................................................................
SUPPLYGAS .................... .........................................................................................................................................................................................
PACK CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................
APPLL4NC:E PREPARATION .......................................................................................................................................................................................
(;AS SIJPPT..VTNSTAI..J.;\TTON .............................................................................................................
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BASE & M A I N APPLIANCE INS'TALL-ITION........................................................................................................................................................
kT.E.N'I'CONNECffON ........................................................................................s........................................-..............................................................
GAS LfNE CONNECTION .............................................................................................................................................................................................
SYSTEM CHECK ....................................... ......................................................................................................................................................
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CERAIMIC FCIEL BED ASS,&VBLY...........................................................................................................................................................................
CONTROLS OPERATION CKECK .........................
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AEPA-I'ION AL?fUSTMEhT.........-.......... .................................................................................................................................................................
FACW INSTALLATION......
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VENTING CHECK,
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Fii\JAI. Ch-ECfi..-............ .
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OPERATING TFIE f,lEATEH .......................... .
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LIGHTI~GWITH
A LONG IMATCH.............
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CLEANING .........................................................................................
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Due to high temperahres, the appliance should be
located out of traffk and away from furniture and
draperies.
If any changes arc made to the rooxn constructinr~
Children and adults should be alerted to the hazards
of high surf'ace temperatures and should stay away to
manual.
avoid bums or clothing iflition.
Never attempt to burn paper or any other material ::
the appliance.
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Young children should be carefully supervised when
thcy are in the same room as the appliance.
Clothing or other flammable material should not be
placed on or near the appi'lance.
The glass and front fratne must be put back in pIace
prior to operatitlg the appliance if they have been
removed for servicing or cleaning,
Never operate with broken or damaged windo\v glass.
This appIiance should be installed and repaired by a
qualified service person.
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The appliance shodd be inspected before use and at
least annually by a professional senice person. More
frequent cleaning may be required due to excessive
lint fiom carpeting, bedding materid, etc. It is
imperative that control compartments, burners and
circulating air passageways of the appliance are kept
clean-
Keep curtains, clothin&, furniture and other
flammable materials at least 3Gins (90cm) fiorn all
parts ofthe appliance
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the vicinity of the appliance after instaIIation ( P :
additional mantle etc.) make sure t h a t the chan!:~
conform to the installation requirements in d?i
Keep the base of the appliance clear to prex-CT;
obstruction of air flow to the appliance. If fitted. 1;L;t:'
a pedestal base, make sure that the grill a t back is nc.
obstructed. If fitted with legs, make sure there i s
obstruction between the legs.
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This appliance must be properly connected to
venting system. It is equipped w i t h a vent safctshutoff sysrem. Operating when not c o ~ e c ~
tod
proper17 imtalled nfid rnaintcthlcd venting system r :
tampering with the shutoff system can r e s ~ ~ li ri
carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning and possible dear!!
The venting system should be checked peridicn?:?
Recent trends itl home improvemerrt and newr t i ~ lF.~ t
construction txhniques have contribi~ted
problems with venting. E you suspect that F ~ Y '
appliance is not venting properly, do not opera:/
Seek e q e r t advice.
D o not use this appliance if- any part has beeit utlJc
water. finmediately call a qualified service technicin:
to inspect the appliax~ceand to replace any part v
the control system and any gas control which F.:,
been under water.
Keep the appliance area ~rcllclear and free from
combustible materials, gasoline and other flammable
vapors and li-ids.
NOTE
released which may cause a $ti& &or and could possibly S C ~~ f 3ny
f in?!.
dctcnion a l m s in the immediztcte iicinity. Thee vapos arc quite normal on ncm appliance. Thcy are to:ally harmless and uill disappear xfter a ::houo use.
mrr?operating your nmrstovc for tllc first time, some vapors may bc
Xi10 CFK Circulatitlg fan Lc (For
bare only) is a-:aiIablc:
as an option for this appliancc. C>pcnud by a t-ariable spccd
controller, it is designed to boost.rlic natural convrction pnxess
t h r o a ~ hthe heate:. 1t may be fitted bcforc the heater is imtalied
or retrofitted at a later datc. Full installation and opcradng
instructions arc included xvkh the kit
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Orifice data
For veriicationonly. Do not atwmpr ro drill or o t h c . ~ . ~ ilaw!(:<:
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the appliance input.
Na turd Gaq
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Propnnc
Type / N o of Dia. 1 Type
No of ,f I i 3 '
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Pilot
Fhmt
Rear
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40
18-
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1.8-
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7
7
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0.022
0.027
O.tJ27
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1-1
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105
103
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350
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Venting
This appliance is for connectiotl to an approved 9" mctai
This appliancc is ccrti5~dby Jatcrr)ationdAppmval Services fur
usc in Canada and the USA
The instzllation nlust conform with 1oc;ri coda or, in the absence
of local cocles, with thc current CAN/CGA-Bl49.i~~s:allat?on
code in Cailx& clr the current National FucI Gas Coclc, ANSI
ZZZ3.1 in the L Y S h Only qwlificd liccnscd or trained permnnel
should i n s d l thc appliancc.
This applhce is only fix w w t h thc tgx of .
p indicxttcd o n
the ratins phtc.
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Rating plate
The rating piate is lmccd inside thc control
cotnparunenr door.
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Pressures (in. w.c.)
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Natural. gas
Supply- Manifold
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- I1 SupplyPropane
- I .Manifold thermostat
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Mau
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1 fir11 on)
10.5
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3.5
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1 full on)
9.5
vcslt.
Cotnbustible materials insidc the room most not be closer th-il
thc dimensions shown in fiatire 1.
Tl~rflwr cousuuc~iousl~uuidallucv tllc hcatcr tn 'bc scrcv..cd t:~
tllc flmr. If the heater is to be insnlled directly on a?;.
combustible m~terialother than u d tlmrin.5 it rnrlxr I-c
insrallcct on a meul or wwk! panel extending the full width an,?
depth of the appliance.
Modcl'337hI\i is for [rnc only \&i:h n:ltural gs. Mock19YN1is
for use only with propme gas. The suppl!; prcssux must k
bcnvccn thr. limits shown in section 23 of tfrh mulual.
The supplv corlrlectjon is 3 i , " ~ ~Opel~hgs
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for rhc p5 supply
are provided ior r m or i~ndcrfloorconnection (see figure 1:).
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Combuslible ceiling or overhang
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15 3:d"
/ conibustiblewa!l
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controls access
pipe
undeilioormnneetion
WITH PEDESTAL
Combustible &:inp or overhang
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gas
P l = - n ~ ~
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min. to
wmbus:iSle wall
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s mr-. for
coctrclb %ess
WITH LEGS
Fig. 1 nimensions & cleamces
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'The completc appliance j~ contained in rwu p c b . Onc of the
altcmativc base rupprt and front designs will hc includcd either pcdrstal with conccrnporw faci~or L c g vd<tIltraditional
C~cin(Scc pack2).
Pack 1 Main appliance unit contains:1
Main appliaqcc iitced with wirtdow.
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Ccnmic I c ~ .
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Crmndc f i r i ~ c kh
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bars.
Pair ccramic k b o x side wal!s.
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Ceramic fircbx back wall..
D~or.~tiiic
vcnt cellar kir a!>pliancctop.
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Gx$supply inlet pipc.
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Gas supply inlet clhcnvhcnv
Pack 2 Pedestal and conbsmporar).facia sltcrnatke
ciuluins:1
Ycdcaal unit.
Contemporary design front faciz unit.
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~'bh!ipunit
#.S mpping screws ('forh i n g ashlip).
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Machinc screws (forfixing pcdestai to rnxin appliance).
4
\Xfcmd s c r m (for floor &kg).
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2
Piugs (for floor .fixing):).
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Pack 2 - Legs and traditional facia alternative r.onuins:1
Hsse ?
Icp
i unit.
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Traditional design front facia u111t.
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mmr retaining brackcr.
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'iV~ndowfranc top cover.
el I) tapphg screws (for door rewiniug bracket).
2
Machine scrm~(fbr fudng b;ae rsi lcg unit to main
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3ppliancc).
Wood screws (forflow f i n g ) .
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2
I'lugs (far floor fr6ng.
T ~ k ecarc when removing thc contents from the pach$n.g to
prcvcnr d a m a ~ Check
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that all the con:ents are iz the packs and
arc unctlrr.gcd.
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6.1 Reniove the winrIt>\v& logs (see fiewe 2 )
6.1.1 Detach the window unit by removing the nvo hurlv::
scrrv.5 ("Ar) 2nd huried nut ("B*)holding thc sides 2nd
bottom uithe \rindc.w framc.
6.1.2 Lift the windo\v unit up and fowards ro unhonl: th::
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6.2
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Put thr. window in a mfe p1ac.c.
Takc the ccramic !ogs and ceramic front ban our of :%c
firebox and storc safely.
Check ignition electrode spark (see fi-gurc--2)
I l l c pilot burner and elrr;trdc arc at the ri&t side 9Frhrr
fircba
(3ptil thc control m e s s dwr. Turn the p s contr:jl h ~ t ,
(the ri&t hand h o b ) counterclock\vke to "1p".
'X3: 11;
turning pilot ignition spwh shvuld bc activated t w i c e
Chcck tiut thc s p h arc produd at t t ~ cpilot L.r;r~cr.
If no s p u b arc produced. check that the wiring is sccurr
and that thc spark gap is 3.5 L0.3 mm.
Route tllc p.s supply line w the applian?:. inlc:
mnrlection point (sccfigvrr I).
Xex: Pmslc: rtdn'trtire
,: line fir iwks trraj. ~ i e d10 bc.
B@iorc I& litre 5 wnttecvd in the applinrrm - xcercctk?~:i i i .
G a s connection to the appliance is 3S"NYT.
Usc only tlcw bhck iron or stel pipes or COFpCr c{ll>ingI:
accclpt~ble- chcck local coder. i\?ot~ drol i)i L;Y:4 cop:-).!
jle!&r,l:r,.'
rubing m r ~ s thc
. intenrally hn~rcd>r lvuttction p p i r s l s ~ r & ! .
c0n;poumis.
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Unions in gas lines should be of gonndjoinr ?ype.
The p s supply liz~c:nzusr be sircd and installed tc) pt0x.i 3:
a supply of
sut-ficicnt to mcct the maximum dcmgi?:!
of tht ;~~pliancc
without undue lo= of pressure.
Scalan.ts used must be mistant to thc action c\f 211 k,:~ :
cc-~~stltucnts
including LP ,gas. Sedatlts should k ? p ~ i i ? : i
liehtly to mnak threads to cnsutc ckxcs* sealant tlors 11icntcr gz lincs.
The supply l i n t should includc a manual sbt~r-c.~<-,~~~:::
allow the appliance to k dismnnecrcd for sen.ir:inp.
A pl~h.cdW"NYT upping tnust Ix insiallcd in the lirl:.
The mppi~gmust trc accessible for test gauge c-nnncccirn
and br inmlcdiz:elv clpstrcam of h e p 5 S U ~ ; \ ' I C
cor~ilectionto the arlslinnce.
[Fi?;. 3 Pilot i,pition sysrcm,
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PEDESTAL BASE
8.1.1 Detrch thc pdestal front panel by removing two screur.
8.1.2 Place the pcdcseai in position (scc fi-rc 4). 'The h t o t n
rcar 0:' thc prclcstal must bc at l e s t 2!hwfn~rathc back
u-all to maintain thc 2'hrelr cicannce shoun in fi.qrc 1.
5.13 1 M ; t t k :hs floor viirh the floor firing positions throu@ thc
holes in thc pedestal (see ftgr;rc 4).
5.1.4 Remove the pcdtstd. Drill the f l w r at the marknl
positions and fit p l u g ifn~~c;ar);.
8.1.5 For easier fii:y, fir the nvo ~wxlscrcmsuppIicd into
thc floor p~nixlly1ca';ing a spacc bc:t.veeu thc wrew ha&
end the floor. Thc pedestal has tan 'keyhole" openings
in its bottom cl~anne!~.
Phcc the pcdcsotl back in position
by dropping it to loutc thc xrcu-s in the wide hola of
the kcyholes and thru sliding thc pcdcstal b c k to locatc
thc screws in the uamu- slots of the kcyholrs. Tighten
the scrcnvs.
8.1.6 Fit thc inlct elbow to the rupplv p i p .
hrore:Ifthc optitmu1 circulatingjhn kit is intmdcd to be instalhi,
it nn'll k twiest lOJt it at thia rtaxc
8.1.7 Phcc the twain applkncc unit over the pedestal, :1Iig11tilc
4 f ~ n hots
g (2 u each side) and srcure rhc unit to thc
pedesul nith 4 machine scrcw.
8.2
BA.SEE?Tv LEGS
h d w r rrtGning bracket (loc~trttlned: rhr rr.ll
S.2.1 D c ~ ~ cchc
right comer of the a~pliancemain unit) by r c ~ i ? i ; n gP.. :.
scrcw ((sct f i g l r r 3).
8.2.2. Swing the hotrorn of rhc door fonwrd to rc1e;ts.r r!;c
lnxtorn pin from rhr slot in the CA:C and lift tllc door
clear {set: f i p c 3).
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-Fig. 3 Soor rcmovd
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6).).'i'!:crcar of :lir
8.2.3 P1;lce tllc base in p i t i o n (scc
be must hr at Seas: 2" 3~x2)- h>rnilic JC:I~i v ~ l tI ~al!i..;:.
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air fiav to the iilsuileJ appliaace.
8.2.4 iulnrk
rhc floUr f;xing positiot~sthrough the !?olcs in
!hc
rmr fccr.
8.2.5 Rsrnove the base. Drill thc floce 3t thc rnarkcd witions
and fir plug if nacssary.
1.2.6 Rttpia*3e? thc base. Fit wo&cre\~ through tt5c rexr feet
i~ndtightcn.
8.2.7 Fir tllc inlct elbow to the supply pipe.
8.2.8 Phcc the main appliance unit m-cr the basc, align thc
securing holes (see figure 6). Sccurc with 4 machinc
screU;5.
8.2.9 Kcplacr: the door as fi>llour;s:
8.2.9.1
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h t c the hir* pin at top of the d ~ intc
r the holc at
the wp of chc door avrnxre (scc figure 7).
8.2.9.2 Kacarc the hingc pin at Lmttorn of tkc door ir.:c :!ti :i.:,.
in the ba~e.Swing the httorr! of the door part ~ - 2 y:<the lnck A new door xtaininq brilckct ir; suppiird -.t;!:li
thc leg 3nd 9cia kit. Hold this bracket uncicr
k~nomof the b s c side. Position it with tile t.>io hcic:
at chc bott0111 and locatc thc single h ~ l ew c r ?hi..
bottom door hillgc pi.. (see figure 7 ) .
8.2.9.3 T7hilc keeping the I~raclxtIwsred to the hingc Fir'.
svingthe dmr and bnckcr fill!).backmards. Ai,p :hc
nvo holcs in the bnckcrivith thc two holes in the I>a:c
side and fixwith thc tsw tapping screws provided (scc
f i - ~ r r ?7).
LOCATE TOP DOOR HiNGE Pl N
LOCATE BOTTOM HINGE PIN IN SLOT & SWING
DOOR PART WAY TO BACK
FIT BP,SChTT TO HINGE PLV & SWh'G sACK
SECURE RRACKlEl" R7Il-I 2 SCR13XfS
Fig. 7 Door fitting with 1
9design base
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Conncct 2n approwd 4" vent unit to the applj5anre vent collar.
A dcuor~tiv:vent colhr is supplied with the applimcc ta cover
the vent and applisnce.co.olliujointa t the top of thc hater.
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10.2
10.3
10.4
Opcn thc sonu01 pancl door.
Pull off rhc nvn cvntrol knobs.
Dctach the mntroI cwapanel {scc figure 8):Remow thrcc screws.
Liftthe panel up
Pull thc buttom front comet of the pancl h a r d and
out to clmr the casc and then lift clear.
Couple thc ps inlet pipe to thc connector below the
reg~~lator
(scc
9).
Fig. 9 Inlet pipe conncction Si ressurc test poitlt
105 Connca the other cnd ofthe inlct pipe tu the elbctw
attached to :he supply line.
11.1 P r e s s u ~wst the supply Iit~efor 1cak~.
The q:plinncc and its i~~ddividunl
sl~ut-ot'i'v,~l~-e
rr!:~::i
k disconncctcd horn thc PS supply piping sycc. rri
during any pmsure tesrin~of that syztcrn :I[ :c:r
pmr.lires in esccss of '/iysig (3.5kPa).
Tlic appliance must be isolated f r o n the 91;pi>!:.
piping system by c!osing is individual rnanu:tl shuioffvab.:e during any pressure testing of the 9
:suppi-;
piping system at test pr~ssuresequdto or le;; ti?:,:.
'hpsig (3.5kPa).
* Failure to cithet disconnect o r isdate the appliani:!
during prcssurc eating may rcsult id regwlator o;
valve damag. Consult your dcalcr in this ewe.
11.2 Thc appliance is p.mct tn ~ i v ethe corrcn inpur w r r h
natud F.
For input adjusrmenq tlic
supply prcr::tr
to the appliancc inlet must within the tang shc~vnii:
section 2 of this manual.
11.3 Thc burner manifold prcssure is coarrclllcd by ;l built-il:
nnn-~dj~stahlr
regulator. The correct prcssard: m n g 1..
sham in thc tthle in section 2 of this r n a n ~ i ~ 7'5..
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manifold ptessurc should be checked a t the pressurc st
point mhjch is lruated on the thcrmosut unic (;rc il.ri.lr-.
9). Thc: prrsprc check should be made w i t h .i..
appliance burning, the p+s control scr. at '-On"
and si!..
thermostat control set at 'Full". (Temporarily rctit
contrni bobs for check in^.)
11.4 -Ali piping and connccrion:: must be ccstcd for !elks at;$-.
i n ~ t t i l l ~ t ior
~ n scnicing. .UI Icak milst bc rsrrcr:c.!
immediatclp.
Whcn testing for icaks:
Make
that the appliancc g;lscontrol knob i.; :Ithe "OFposition
Opcn the mmual shut-off valve.
Test for lcah by spplying a licl~~id
Jctcrg,cnt or sc,.l?
solction to all joints. Bubbles forming indic~tc;I e:...
leak Nwer rue as gcctj70m.e lo cluck fir &ah.
C o m a ;my leak detectcd i.m.rnrdizttely.
sure
12.4 Plnco the front log on thc retainitig cradles k t w r c n
rt:rear and front bun~er.rubes. Centc: rhc log so that ti!: g:
co dlc side wall is chc same a t wch side. Scc rhr b<;o rh-t.
thcre i:; A sFacc of apvrozcimateb,r 14"k & ~ - c e nthe hxck.
fi1c.e of the rear b r ~ n c hand surCacc or'the rear ICS <:cl-
12.1 Plxc the cenn~ichxck wall
in position centrally at the
backof the Crcbnx. I t t r ~ u s lrcst on thc m c t d ledge at tile
bnckof the fircbr~x(see figup 10).
figurc 13.
Fig, 10 R:ck wall position
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Place thc ccramic sidc zv;lll~in position at the s i d s of the
firchox The sides arc left md right handed. Thc sidcs
should locate in thr sloping channels !leer thc bottom of
the fircbos sides and in thc alp btwccn each sidr of thc
5rrboxand thc black :op hftle (see fiprt:11).
IFig. 13 Front log position
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125 Place the cross log in position. The front c
f :his ID? 1,:
indic~teciby rhe 1-r
-F" c n ~ ' ~ s s cunderneath.
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Makc
sure that tbc f i n t of thc m s s log is s ~ ~ t rinsidc
d
Irollc~uin the front log and is not raiscd in front of i t
1.2.3 Plaa the re;u lop (the log without a bnnch) in rhc
r m i n i t l ~cradlc behir~di11c rcar humcr tubc with its back =pinst
:hc hack \-all. Centcr the log so that the gap to tlic side wall is rhc
samc at rwh sidc (KC 6-spe 12).
tht:
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rig. 1.1Cross log
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Swing ~ h wivi!ldo\v
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d ~ ~ sover
' ~ 1 the h r t o r n ,:tx\rc
locating stud.
Sccorc the \vindow unit in pbce by r*;fittiny t i - <
hurled nut and nvo knurled screvs ac rhc silJcs >:lri
bottom orthe window fr~me.
Check ignition, gas conrrnl v;~lve and thcrrn.?st.,[
settings as described in thc lighting insrnictio:!,:
section fttrthcr on in this 11lanux1.
Place the t v ~ ocervnic ban: over thc fx>r~t
mi! of the
fircbm (see figr~rc1.i).
These appliances arc quip@ with uljustable shuacn i<l
cc\rrcrqi;
primary :wation.
Natural p s appliances have shi.utters on borh h n r and rcar
burncr tubes.
Propane $;at applihnces Invc a shutter on the rcar burncr tr~ke
Thc fmnt t u k 1ras an opcn air hole without a shurtcr.
The 3ir holes arc at thc right side of the tubcs - Scc fig 17. 'f :1:
shuttcn can slide to the right to rcducc the air slipply ot. to tilc I-!':
to incrcasc i t
X ~ ~ ~ ~is I supplied
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with the shr-~ttcmsct tn suit the .:ar:r
majority cf i n s t a l h t ; ~ ~N~ o
. adj~~smcntstiould U ~ L I R I J%L~
necessary, H m r r r , in emin insm1btion.s (c.g Low Btu mlr.~c
gas, high dtimckt) it may bc ncccssary to adjust t1c s1ru:r.cr position
of vnr or b.h ofthc blirncrs to obtain the optimal -;isaa! r<&ct.
The
Fie. 13 Ceramic hars mxition
13.1
13.2
13.3
KeGt the conrrol cover pmcl. Kcfit r.hc mr, c?c,ouc>l
hlobs
if instalicd wit.11 a pcdcstal brse, refit tlic pcdcstil iron:
p:l!lelIf iustdlcd with
mditional dcsign fiont frcia, fit tllc
\v-i11dtm-h m c top w t r r (supplied in rhe pack) ovcr thc
top of the wit~do\vh m c to hide tllc barc meal (see
G.pre IG).
Fig. 16 Tt'mJc~fitop cover
13.4 Rcfie the window (with top cover if zpplicable).
Hook thc top of thc \Yindo,u. fraamc over the G r e h
top front edge.
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For full lighting instructions see next pagen n oprrolirc ins~rtrrtionsarc nko itt.ti.de ti= control pdttel door.
18.1 For your safety this appliance is fitted with a flme
supervision device which uill shut off the pds supplv if,
for any texwn, the pilot flames go out. This dnicc
incorporates a f w d pmbe which senses the hcat f r ~ mthe
pilot flame. If the probe is cool, tllc dcvicc xvi1I prrwrt
any gas flow utr.less the p s control knob is kp pushed in
bmvaen the "OW and " T p n positions. See full li&tiug
instructions on next page.
18.2 Oped the mntrol pancl dmr at right side of the heater for
access to thc controls. Clox the door wllcn you have
finisl~edoptration the controls.
18.3 The Valor Cmnfoshi" Tcmrerature control system
Convcntional thcmosms regulate rhc rcrnpcratun by
shutting the burners offwhen the tcmpciatt1:c reaches its
upper litnit. This gives stop-go heat, unnaturally varying
flama and impaired eficicncy { i h 3 c;u in city mffrc).
The C o ~ n f i m t system
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controls the cemperaturc by
grad~dlylnweri* or raking thc firc. This maintains
ruom comfort by p r o ~ d i n gsteadier heat and a morc
nxtural lwkinp regulation of tilt flflarncs. T h c nmnl
tempraturc will bc mintrined at the desired lcocl f ~ r
a n y scning up to just short of the mFull"position. The
"Full" position is an -errride which \\72l kccp thc firc
full:; o n ail the time and is not a.Rccted by mom
trnrperature.
18.4 Wheu fhst tui~icdoa, thc decomtivc tlarncs will apFa.r
predominantly bluc. Afcrr .~p~~rnxitmtely
15 minuccs the
flarnm \\ill turn yellow.
18.5 Aftrr a p p d m t e l y t h h o~u n usc at the high crntml
setting the he1 picccs \\ill shew itru.s of chrwill gray color
as m o l d rul burning *I.
we sugest that they :ire remavcd in the rrrersc nrdcr v:
thnr shown in the fuel bcd assembly instructions. i?t?-'.
ttc. can aim k removed from the burnen using a ~ o t t
brush &cr removing thc log. \:(/hen cleaning chr bur11c1.r
alw check thc acrrtjon holes (we fig.1'7)2nd hrusll clcdli I:
necessary. Makr sure that no pmiclcs arc brr~shhdil~to:I!:.
burner tubes.
20.4 fivs).s replace the ceramic bars. wjndcni- 2nd f ~ c i laf::>r
an); cl~aningas shown in rhe iristallation sccrion of these
in~ructinns.
205 Coloring o f the metal fircbos is normal whcn used. 0::
not t v to remove the color wit11 abrasicc m~tcrixls.
21.1 A periodic visual check of the pilot and burncr flamc:
should be madc (scr figures 22 tk 23).
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20.2 NormalIy-, thc appliance should only need dusting h y
20.3
srains on thc ccnmic glass windsm rau Lk: tcmoecd with
a n~n-abrasiveclnr~sr.Nmp1 uc ulmii.r clcnncrs art tlte
glass,
Dun. ctc. can bc brushed from the logs a h dettching
thc front 6 % ~mci \\indo\\"- If you arc rcmoving the log,
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21.2
20.1 Only clean when the appliance is cold.
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Ir. the utzlihly event of fiilurc to c w t t an ig~lilirionspark using
the control knob, thc stow can be lit z
i ftbllo~vs:
19.1 Lift off thc front f x i a
19.2 Remove t h windmvunit
19.3 Open thc conrrol panel door.
19.4 Itlsert a long burning match zt tile pi!ot.
19.5 (.>prr.uc? the conr.rols as dcscribcd in the lighting
instructiom.
19.6 1 M a b sure that the pilot flame is stabletc.
19.7 Replace the wi~ldarvuuit sccurcly.
19.8 Rcplacc the facia.
13.9 Select the burncr sctting.
19.10 Closc the control panel door.
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21.3
21.4
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Thc appliance area must alw*ys be kept clear and frcr
from cornbx~stiMc materials, psolinc and 0th-Iflammhlc vxprs md liquids.
Kccp thc b ~ xr>f the appliance clcar to prcvc:n!
ohstmction of air flow to the appliance. Lf fittcd v;irh J
pedestal base.. makc surc that the grill at back is r?,-i
t~hstrucctd. If fi~d
with l e ~ makc
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s ~ ~ rthrrr
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is n.:.
obstruction hem-een the leg.
The venting rwrn sbo\~ldhc eedmined rephhrly t.; ;.
qualified qcn.7. We suggest an annual checi!i
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'VirAlXNlNG:Ifvou do not follow these instructio~lsexactly, a fire or e~;plosivnma).result causing proper?-
damage, pcrsona~injuryor loss of life.
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A. This appliance has a pilot which must be lighted by hand. %'hen lighting the pilot, follow these
instructions exactly-.
B. BEFORE LIGHTING smell all around the appliance area for gas. Be sure to smeIl next to the floor
because some gas is heavier thm air and will settle on the floor.
WH.A.T' TO DO IF YOU SIXELL GAS
Do not try to light any appliance,
Do not touch any clcctric switch; do not use any phone in >.ourbuiltling
Immediately call ymr gas supplier from a aeighbor's phonc. FolIow the gas supplier's instnrctions.
If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the fse department
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C . Use only your hand to push in or turn the gas control knob. Never use tools. If the knob will not ~ u s h
or turn by hand, don't t r y to repair it, call a qualified service technician. Force or attempted repair m:cy
result in a fuc or cxplosioa
I?. Do not use this appliance if any part has been under water, ~ d e d i a t e l ycall a qualified service
technician to inspcct thc appliance and to replace any part of the control system and any gar control
~7hichhas bccn undcr water.
1.
STOP! Read t h e safety information a b - c on this page.
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I2.
3.
4.
The;n:ma~L?&
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Set the thermostat to its lowest setting.
Turn the gas c o a ~ ulalob
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clockwise 17
to "Oft".
Note; Knob cannot be turned to Wff" unless it is pushed in partially. Do not force.
Wait five (5) minutes to clear out any gas. If ~u then smell any gas. STOP! Follow "D" in the safety
information above on this label. If you don't slllell gas, go to next step.,
Find the pilot It is a t the right side of the firebox.
Push in and turn &c gas control knob counter-cloch-ise nuntiI resistance is felt. Keep pushed in a t
this position for a few seconds to allow gas to flow.
7. Kccp h o b pushcd in and turn to "Igti" to light pilot m i l e turning to this position ignition sparks will
be activated twice. Hold knob in for a further 5 seconds then release. The knob should pop hack up.The
pilot should remain lit. Xfpilot goerc out repeat steps 3 through 7. If pilot does not light at all during a
few-attempts, tty lightingxvith a long match as described on previous page.
If pilot lislitc but will not stay lit after several tries, h~rnthc gas control knob t.ouO.ff"and call your
sen-ice technician or gas supplier.
to "On*.
8. When pilot is lit, partially depress the wax control knob and turn countcrclockwisc
Do not leave knob set between "I& and "Onz.
9. Set thermostat to desired setting.
10. Close ~vntrolaccess door.
,Mways replace the window unit after match lightin the pilot.
The gas conttol khob should always pop u p when re s s e d Xf it does not,stop and immediately call your
service technician or gas supplier.
3.
6.
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1.
2.
3.
Set the thermostat to lowest setting
Push in the gas control knob and turn clockwi.e 0 to
Close control access door.
Do not force.
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If you require any anention to y7)ur appliance, contact your
supplicr q u a c i n ~thc model numkr. It will br hclpfi~lif tb:
appliance scri+i nom.ber can also bc quoted. This is on thc ratitig
plate visible w!m the control pancl door is apencd.
Thc repair paru:arc shown in the. eapwnte rcpir pam leaflet.
P l w e alw~ys wsqrlote part number and description when
requesting spare p a n .
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Distributed in
Eastern Canada by
VALTECH INDUSTRIES
6660 Kennedy Road
Missis=uga
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Distn'buW in Central and
Eastern USA by
VALOR HEATING
Post mice Box 773
Franklin. Ky 42135
Ph (Toll free)
Sales 800-89243135
Service 800-654-8534
Fax 800-372-8062
Ontario L5f 2M9
Ph.(905) 7956333
Fax (905)795-03%
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