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MANUAL OWNERS GENTURYHEATING G400 VENTEDGAS FIREPLAGEHEATER lf the informationin this manualis WARNING: not followedexactly,a fire or explosionmay resultcausingpropertydamage,personaliniury or loss of life - Do not store or use gasoline or other ftammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance- -WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS . . . . Do not try to light any aPPliance. Do not touch any electrical switch. Do not use any phone in your building. lmmediatelycall your gas supplier from a neighbor's Phone. Follow the gas supplier's instructions. . lf ydu cannot reach your gjassupplier, call the fire dePartment. - INSTALLATION AND SERVIGE MUST BE PERFORMED BV A QUALIFIED INSTALLER, SERVICE AGENCY OR THE GAS SUPPLIER "WARNTNG:"IMPROPER OR SERV,CE ALTERNION, ADJTJSTMENT |NSTALUTTON, OWNER'S THE TO REFER DAMAGE. MAINTENANCE OqN CNUSENJURY OR PROPERTY oR FoR FoRAss/srAwcE wtrH THtsAppLtANcE unuuAL pRovtDED tNFoRMATtox AGENCV SERVICE INSTALLER, A QIJALIFIED CONSTJLT INFORMATION ADDITIONAL OR GASSUPPLIER. made in CANADA labriqu6 au CANAOA PartNo.519402Rev.3 08/99 ANDTHE GLASSRETAINER NOTES:THISIS A SEALEDAPPLIANCE NEVEROPERATE DURINGOPERATION. BE INSTALLED MUSTALWAYS GLASSORwlTH THEGLASSRETAINER iHEnpplnNcE wlTH BROKEN AIR POLLUTION. OFF.ANY LEAKAGEMAYCAUSEDANGEROUS REFERET'ICE F()RFUTURE THISMAI'IUAL SAVE PRINTED IN CANAOA ,rrr2 S CENTURY H E A T I N G INSTHUCTIONS AND OPERATION INSTALLATION PLEAilEREADTHTIMANUALBEF1RETNiTALLINGAND|JStNGYoUnyENTEDGAS FIREPLACEHEATER FOR YOUB SAFETY Do not store or use gasolineor otner flammablevaPorcand liquids in the vlcinitYof this or any other appliance. FOR YOUR SAFETY lf you smellgas: 1. Donottryto lightanyapplianc.e'. switcn; 2. Donoltouchanyelectrical buildlng' the phone in any use donqt YOqR CALL 3. - tMIuiEDnrELY cAC SuPPLIERlromneighbor's thegassuPPlier's phone. Follow instructions. yourgassupplier' reach 4. iit6u cannol cailtheliredePartment. DUETO HIGHTEMPERATURES' SHOULDBE THE APPLIANCE UOCITEOOUT OF TRAFFICAND AND NWNVFROMFURNITURE DRAPERIES. OR DO NOTPLACECLOTHING MATERI4L oinen FLAMMABLE ON NEARTHE APPLIANCE.. OT.T sHo-uLD ciiruoneNANDADULTS B-EAtEtrTEDTOTHEHAZARDSTEMPERATURE oF iiloH suRFAcE STAYAWAYTO NTIOSTTOULD IVbrO BURNSOR CLOTHING IGNITION. WARNING: SERVICEOR AUTERATION' ADJUSTMENT, INSTALLATION, IMPROPER pnopEryrv'oni,rnce- ro rHrs !FfER A QUALTFIED cANCAUSE MATNTENANCE llJgiv-bc ql lpq'.i.iolli $r^*MlilitN coNsuLr FoRAsstsrANcE MANUAL oR THEGASSUPPLIER' seiv'ibe'-leEnrcv tNsTALLEn, AND #from$S*r.'oNscA'Frql!:Y-.gElgLF-ss1st$fl1*x1' b'ft laM nesur-frN; FilisreLEF.REHAZARD FoLLowrHEsErNsrRucrro'r'rs To WILL VOIDTHE WARRANTY. REFERENCE' FORFIJTITRE IH'S MANITAL PTEASERETAIN -_.=*<4!:q|I 1 (800) 668-5323 Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Eastern Standard time ffinsandguide|inesinthismanua|.Fai|ureto|o||owtheseinstructions mayresuliifri?i"i exactly gas train Parts list F VP K.Vt P.tt ttttfi 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 S11273 511272 514074 511274 511275 511183 S41220 S14073 514072 DercrlPtlon Pilot(LP) Pilot(NG) PiezoElectrode ThermocouPle PiezoCable16" PilotTubing16" Burner(G4OO) Orifice(LP) Orifice(NG) 0tY' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 parts "," "*t''" ReplacemeHt otv' ffisdptlon 8 ; ; to Brass S11265, 3/8" x 3" NiPPle 1 {tiJ*"eurosit Valve Block InteruPtor {rtr, 1 ?2u98t Z)iaw l'l'o'itvarve'(LP)s (NG)532t1821 1 MinrateScrew(LP) 1 MinrateScrew(NG) spillswitchwire Assembly 1 11 11 12 511288 511287 s31258 13 s11276 :l1l^:_T::a,rPiano S14062 """t^ EurositCIYIP|"* ""''t*' ri.r.iiffrdltflFi.: I manual control wlth pressure regulator PILOTBUHNER 6 A = Filter B = Manualshut-off Q = FlameFailureDevice I ,/A (r.i D = PressureRegulator E = Thermostat. F = PilotAdjustment HIGH ELEVATIONINSTALLANON A.G.A. Oesign certified unitsaretested and forelaations Inlets(2) from0-2000 feet.CM 3/8 NPT Female approved approved unilsare lor from Outlets(2) 3/8 NPT Female G4500feet. certified elaations MaximumWorkingPressure 1/2PSIG Wheninstalling thisunitatanelentionabove WorkingTemperature (oF) it is necessary States) to 32oF to 175oF 2000feet,(inUnited decrease the input nting by changing the Thermostat RangefF)-(Standard) existing 55oFto IOOoF burnerorificet0 a smaller size.lnput Calibration Temperature (oF) , 100oFat Hl Knob position should bereduced 4 percent foreach1ffi0leel aborcseala/el.Check withthelocalgasutility Max.RegulatedCapacily N.G.4q,000BTU/hr.(') for proper orificesizeidentification. Min. RegulatedCapacity1o,oooBTU/hr. When installing thisunitatanelaation betneen PilotFlowRate2.5 Ft./hr.at 0.S" PressureDrop 2000-4500leet (inCanada) $einputntingmug '1.2lb. bereduced by10percent. Weight Wheninstalling thisunitatanelantionabon 45fi)(inCanada), check withlocalauthorities. yourlocalgascompany Consuh lorasigance in (') Basedon 1,000BTU/Ff:0.64s.g.gasat 1.00"W.C. pressuredrop. determining theproper orifice loryourlocation. TECHNTCAL SPEC|FICAT|ONS (EUROS|TVALVE) This unit featuresa thermostaticilly, modulatingeurositcontrolvalvewhichrequiresno electricityto operate.(Valveshovrnon hge SI;Onceyou haveselectedyourdesiredtemperatureusingthe control knob,thetemperature sensingO0tO willcontroltheamountof fuelconsumedaccordingly. Forexample if yousetthe controlknobin the Hi position(110'Rthe temperature sensingbutbwill reducethe amount of fuel consumedas yourroomsambienttemperature rises.lf you haveselecteda lowersettingand you roomsambienttemperature risesabovethat settingthe valvewill "shut off" the flowof gas to the burneruntilthe roomsambienttemperature drops,at whichtime the valvewill automatically re-light. Due to the sensitivity of the thermostatic bulb,we recommend that it be placedin as cool a locationas possible. Onepossiblelocationis to placethe bulbon yourgaspipingas farfromthe stoveas possible.The coolgasenteringyourhomewillkeepthetemperature sensingbulbcoolallowingmaximumheatoutput. 3 ---\ stove Parts llst (sEEPAGE6) Koy# Partllumbcr Dorcdptlon I 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 S41217 S31189 S31190 541222 541224 S1OO14 S15001 S15011 S37026 S11086 S11066 S110O5 S11O9O S11007 S41219 S16154 516069 S11211 S32098 532062 S11086 S32397 otv. 1 StoveBackWeld't 1 ' Gold DoorAssemblY 1 ' DoorAssemblYBlack 1 DoorWeld't' Gold 2 DoorWeld't' Black 1 G l a s s ' H iT e m P 3.8' 1/8" WindowTaPe 5.25' 5/8" DoorGasket 1 GlassGliP 3 ScrewCombHO #10 2 HingePin' Brass 2 HingePin' Black 2 P u s hN u t ' 3 / 8 " 1 SPringHandle'112" 1 GasGrate 1 Gas Log Set 1 GlowingEmber 1 AccessDoorHandlec/w Screw 1 BrassTrim 24" 1 BrassTrim 17" 1 ScrewComb#10 HD 1 BurnerDeflectorShield local dealer' Replacementparts arc avattablethrough lour 4 11 t \ ANYSAFETYSCREENOR GUARDREMOVED FORSERVICING AN APPLIANCE MUSTBE REPLACED PRIORTO OPERATING THEAPPLIANCE. ''WARNING'' DO NOTOPERATETHE APPLIANCEWITHTHE GLASSFRONTREMOVED, CRACKEDOR BROKEN.REPLACEMENT OFTHE GLASSSHOUT D BE DONEBY A LICENSED OR QUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSON. YOUNGCHILDREN SHOULDBE CAREFULLY SUPERVISED WHENTHEYAHEINTHE SAMEROOMAS THEAPPLIANCE. door lock screw REMOVE DOORLOCKSCREWBEFOREATTEMPTING TO OPENDOOR. BE SURETO REPLACEAFTERSERVTCING TO AVOIDACCIDENTAL OPENINGOF DOOR. set assembly -8.>C/: mlneral wool placement Remove a handfulof mineralwoolfrom bag suppfied. Breakintopiecesroughly314',x S4".Looselyandevenlyplacewoolin front log trayof grateas shorn above. HUTION: DO NOI PACKWOOL UNDERBURNERDO NOT USE "TOO ilUCH" WOOL. USE ONLYIN LOCATIONSPECIFIED. RE-INSTALLDOORLOCKSCREW BEFOREOPERATING UNIT. UUT,ON; EIVSUREFRONTPORT/ION OF BURNEN'GA"TESAFIER , rszlr,r.rwc wooL. FIG.A -a --------> (ipttonal fan klt #S3rr92l fan lnstallatlon instructlons 1. Removefan fromcarton. Usingfourscrewsprovidedattachfan.tostoveas shownabove' 2. ' Be sureto installrubbergrometsas shownabove' as shown, 3. Speedcontrolswitchis to be insertedintopedestal, and tightenuntilsecure. 4. Snapvariablespeedcontrolknobinto place' 5. Plugfan in. FANW|/NINGD/,AGNAM w illlxo Elcblcrl Goundl4 Inrtucllonr wilha b €quiPPed Thisappliance throeprong(grcunding)Plug for your protsction againsl shock hazard and should be Plugged directlyinlo a Pfoporlygrounded threeprongreceBeclo. Do not cut or tamwe the groun' ding pronglromthis Plug' 541225 S41059 S14003 4 S140OS S140Og 5 W. G. B. FANMOTOR 11OV60Hz 1.5AMP 1lOVLINE l(cy# Parlllumbor Ducrlpllon 1 2 3 "bbcl tll wlnt CAUIfOX Drlor to dlrconnrcllon whcn tcnlcttrg conlrolf. ffirltry ormn c.n ciure lmProPcr tnd d.ngarous oPenllon." "WrW NoPat oPe/lllton .lLl canlclng;' FanCaseWeld't'G40O MotorAssY- G300 SPeedControlSwitch PowerCord SpeedControlKnob SPEED VARIABLE CONTROL 0ty' 1 1 1 1 1 @ 6 @-" CIOTHINGOR OTHERFLAMMABLE MATER'AISSHOULDNOTBE PLACEDO'V OR NEARTHE APPLIANCE. installation instructions Keepoperatingareaclearand free lrom combustible materials,gasoline,and otherllammableliquidsand vapours. GAS SPECIFICATIONS shutoffvalvemustbe Theapplianceandits individual llaturalGas Propane/LP Manifold Pressure disconnected fromthe gassupplypipingsystemduring 3.5"W.C. 10.0" w.c. Minimum InletPressure' 5.0"w.c. 11.0"WC. anypressuretestingof the systemat testpressuresin Maximum lnletPressure 10.5"W.C. 13.0"W.C. excessof 1/2psig (3.5kPa.) (Max.) Fl'UInputRating 30,000 26,000 8. Theappliancemuslbe isolatedfromthegassupplypip (Min.) BTUInputRating 23,500 23,500 ing by closingits individualmanualshutotf valvedur'For purposeot lnput Mustment. ing anypressuretestingof the gassupplypipingsystom at testpressureequaltoor lessthan112psig(35 kPa.). 2 . Makegas connectionto the valveassemblywith: for test 9. A 1/8" inchN.Hl-.pluggedtapping,accessible l) Blackironpipeor malleable ironfittingsor . . . gauge connectionmust be provided immediately ll) A corrugated metalconnector(notto exceed2 feet to the appliance. upstreamof the gassupplyconnection in length)or . . . gas to a chimney A not be connected appliance must lll) Copperpipeor tubing(internally tinned)if accepllue fuel burning appliance. serving solid a soparate tableto the authorityhavingjurisdiction. Turngassupplyon andcheckfor leaks.DO NOf USE DUETO HIGHTEMPERATURES, THE APPLIANCE OPENFLAME.Use soapand watersolution. SHOULDBE LOCATEDOUT OF TRAFFICAND Forcorrectpositioning of logson thegrate,referto SET AWAYFROMFURNITURE AND DBAPERIES. ASSEMBLY. lnstallation and provisionfor combustionand ventilaThe appliance,when installedmust be electrically tion air mustconlormwith localcodeso[ in absence connectedand groundedin accordancewith local of localcodes,withtheNational FuelGasCode,ANSI codesor, in the absenceof localcodes,with the Z,223|l- latest edition- in the UnitedStatesor, in currentC9{ C22-1CanadianElectricC'ode(Canada) or - Bl49.lnstallation Canada, withthecurrentCAN/CGA TGlatest theNational codeANSI/NFPA edition Electrical Code. CH'LDRENAND ADULTSSHOUTDBE ALERTEDTO THE HATARDSOF HIGHSURFACE TEMPENNUREANDSHOUTDSTAYAWAYTO AVOIDBUR'VSOR CI.OTHING 'G'V'T'O'V. DO NOTUSE lfits heater lf any paft has been under water. lmmedlately call a qualtfled serylce technlclan to inspect lhe fieater and to replace any part of the control system and any gas control whlch has been under waten CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES CeilingHeight Sides Front Backof Stove Minimum= 24" Minimum= 8" Minimum= 36" Minimum= 9" please note It is normalforyour CenturyHeatingfireplaceto give otf someodourthe first tlme it is burned. This is due to the curingof the paintand any undetectedoll from the manufacturingprocess. Pleaseensurethat your room is wellventllatqd- openatlwindows. IT IS IMPEBATIVE THATTHECONTROLCOMPARITUENT WAYS BURNER,AND CTRCULATING AIB PASSAGE BE KEPTCLEANAND CLEAR.PROVTDE FORADEOUATE AND VENTILATION AIR. PROVIDE COMBUSTION ADEOI'ATECLEARANCESAROUNDAIR OPENINGSAND ADEOUATEACCESSIBILITY CLEARANCEFOR SERI/ICEANDPROPEROPERATTON. NEVEROBSTRUCT ORTHE THEFRONTOPENINGOFTHEAPPLTANCE DIRECTVENTTERi'INATIONON THE EXTERIOROF THE BUILDING. 7 temperature range and set at the factory'(55-110"F) (#1 see berowdrawing)is caribrated The thermostat gas flow andturning bulbbelowroomtemperature Maximumflowratecanbe checkedby coolingthethermostat position' the knob(#4 see belowdrawing)counterclockwiseto the Hl andturning bulbbelowroomtemperature "snap"' Minimumflowratecanbe checkedby coolingthe thermostatic the you hear when rtopping "no $;rt crockwise counter drawing) berow the knob(#4 see screw(minimum pre-drilled bytheo.E.M.atthe designrt"i" andseiwitfra Thisflowrateis determined rate screw). assureproperflow' This screw(#3 see belowdrawing)mustbe drivenfully downto pressure readings drawingbelow)counterclockwise tnretpressurecan be checkedby turningcapturedscrew(#6 see 2 or 3 turnsand then placingtubingto gaugeovertest point' capturedscrew(#7)' Oulet pressurecan be checledin [he samemanneraboveusing CAPTURED BE SURE_I9JIJRN READINGS, PRESSURE AFTERTAKING WARN'NG; DO NOTOVERToROUE' SCREWscLOcKwGi rrnnrLYTO RESEAL. Screw PilotAdiushent MinimunRateScrew i Regulalor Pressure Pressure 0ullel Pornt Test lnlelPlessure IeslPoinl Bulb Sensing Iemperalure DEVICE;AFTERSHUTTINGOFF ALL THE CONTROLHAS AN INTERLOCK WARN'NG; to' crnHorBERELrirli,r^::t^ Tlt^T*t:3:::i rHEptLorBURNER cAsFLow, iil\cNEiio eene'' r seD(approx.t- i,il EHH; 8ffiH,i r'rt=*ii"'*' : .:::'I . BY HAND'DO ilOT USE TO BE-OPERATED THE GAS CONTROLKNOBIS DESIGNED lN sERlous RESULT MAY DAMAG'6-ftrloes rHrs opERAiiNG. ANyrooLs DURTNG yentlng Instaltailon guldeflnes PROPER INSTALLATION OFGASVENTING IS AN IMPORTANT SAFETYAND APPLIANCE PERFOFMANCE CONCERN. IF YOUARE NOTQUALIFIED, DO NOT ATTEMPT INSTALLATIONS Oi NCPNIRS OF GASAPPLIANCES, PIPTNG OR VENTING. TYPICAL"B'' VENTIT{STALLATION flsted vents A listed gas vent is a factorymade and listed system designed,and instalted exctusively toi iemovingp.Oj"tJoi combustion,excessairi and diiutionair reiutting tro; burningfuel gas. metalvents,me moslcommontype of doubtewailconstruction enclosingan iniufat_ ,"_"1!,9T?l_oy rngatr space.This air.spac-e both helpskeep-fluegases warmandreduceheattransferred to niarOycbmbusiibles. lype B vent instalfa$on lllsted B.Oor G]€aterf Irfgl" beginninginstailationbe surethattheoverailheight andGasVentsizeconformto buildingcoJerequiremen-tr. vents.extendingthroughpitcnJi i*f, ."n exrend !1q mrnrmumheightof at lea.stg0Og, (2') higherthan a any obstruction wirhin3m (10').cas venti-dxrenoing ihiiugf, roolsarerequiredr6 exireno "tliili 6db',rn fla!roofand iz,)aooie the at least60Omm(2')frigfrerinan anyportion .ofthe.bu.itdi ng or adjolnin g Oujrainglvitfrin'gm trO,ioi if," GasVent. K e e p E l e c l r i c i tw i r e s a n d B u i t d r n qI n s u t a l r o n Awey From Gis Vcnt rnd O u t O l T h e R e e u r r c dA r t Sorc: F rrgglgp Spacer EnClosure Wall G a sV e n tL e n g t h 25mm fl'l C l e a r a n c eF o Combustrbtcs s u D p o r tP t a t a li A d t u s t a b l eL e n g t h Wherethc Gas vent cxtondsthrough accegslble 8pace3,lt should be cncloseOto iod pereonal cortactanddamage.Enclosurr,"afli"froufdhare l1re Taung9Qualto or grcaterthan thc ftoore tnrough whtchthe Gas.%ntpasc-- -xcept In alnglc or two-hmily dwelllngr. Sltuatethe GasVentln the atructureso that lt can be Inctattedwtrhourcutilnj i"t.6;;iltr, ptatesor malortoadbeqtngpartrtroni'oi;;i#;. teatso tmportantto locetethe baseof the GasIVent n9l as posslbteto the heailngappltance. as is Instaileddtrecili on I}1,_rl"^,.app[ance carpeung,.ille or othercombusilble materlalbther thanwoodf toortng,ttraippr[nce;;jil" Instath es on a metator woodpanelextendlngthe full wldth and depth of the ippflance. I Thlsappllancels equlppedwltha sahty contrcl syst?mdeslgnedto protectagalnstlmproper ventlngof combustionproducts. I THISAPPLIANCE MUSTNOTBECONNECTED TO A CHIMNEYFI.UESERYINGA SEPARATE SOLID FUELBURNINGAPPLIANCE ',:j Use only vents labelled '.FOR EXTERIORUSE', above the roofllne. .Ii i il i 1 . r j lrl :!l , ConsulttheAuthorltyhavlngfurlsdlcilonlo setect theconectGas\tentiilametJr. eroic ;t;i a targer yentdiameter. than necessary i'i{ iii Ilr ti, !i fj Ji:i venting installation guldellnes WARN'NG! Installationsshouldonly be madeby qualiliedpersonswho are famillarwlth the safety proceduresrequiredfor the Installationol the Product'who arc equippedwlth the proper of licensing. iools and testinginstruments,and who haveathlevedProper.certificatlon Installationsmadebe unqualiiiedpersonscan resultIn hazardssublectlngthe unqualified peron to the risk of injuryor electrlcatshockwhlchcan be seriousor evenfatalnot only io the Installer,but alsoto personsbeingseruedby the equlpment. installatlon llisted B.O Yentl continued CHECKINGVENT CAPACITY Completeall gas piping,electrical, and vent connections. After adiusting the appliance(s)and ../ lightingthe mainburner(s),allowa .r' coupleol minutssforwarm'up.Hold a lightedmatchiust underthe rim r a l t lhood PerrE l r e r vop€nl l J u ( J lrelief draft ofI Ithe ng g ofI Ithe o ne o willdrawthe venting Proper ing(s). u' hood. draftrr|",t ulalt the InGt into lnto or flamelowaro towardor ilamg -: - .,' .( | | .. | - \ Y ill l -... \*' V' k)-. -\ T - .\ ) lmproper venting, indicated bY \ \ escapeor sPillageof burnedgas' willcausematchto flickeror go out.smokefroma cigarettewill also be pulledinto the drafthoodif the vent is drawingproperly' -l I I I i Thedratthoodmustbe lfrstalledso asto bein the sameatmosphiiicpressurezoneas the combus' tion air Inletto the aPPllance. Whenventingthrougha side wall yourventPiPemusthavethe ProPer rating.Manulacturer's iemperature also be maintain' must clearances authoritYhaving the ed. Consult jurisdictionin your area regarding ventingthroughside wall. 10 il {xi venting installation guidelines WARNING! Installationsshould only be madeby qualified personswho are familiarwith the salety proceduresrequiredfor the installationof the product,who are equippedwith the proper tools and testing instruments,and who haveachievedpropercertificaiionof licensing. Installationsmadebe unqualifiedpersonscan result in-hazardssublectingthe unqualified personto the risk of or electricalshock which can be seriousor evin latat not only lnirty to the instafler,but also to personsbeing servedby the equipment. chimneys o Completefamiliarity with chimneycondition,height,size, clearanceto combustibles and otherlactorsis essential. Consultthe authorltyhavingjurisdictionin your area regarding masonry chimney venting applicalions. installation STRAIGHT INSTALLATION INTOMASONRY CHIMNEY A completechimneyinspectionmadeby qualified personsshould be performed. o Appliancesusing B vent connectorsto vent into a masonryor factory-built chimneyshouldnotexceed1-1/2 feetin lengthforeveryinchof connector diameter (3 inch ventconnector hasa maximum4-ll?tdotlength;5 inch connector has maximum7-112 footlength). . Oversized chirnneyd shouldbe relinedwithbppropriate listedreliningsystems. r Cleanoutaccessmaybe required. relining systems a a Suitability and approval of reliningmaterials shouldbe determined. Condition, size,height,termination of thechimneyto be relinedmustbe determined. No substitutionof componentsshould be made. Jointsand connectors shouldbe madeaccordingto manufacturer's instructions. installation gitt"ffiii"y Liner) ;i TYPICAL STRAIGHT INSTALLATION OPERATION OF IMPROPERLY INSTALLED AND MAINTAINEDVENTINGSYSTEM COULD RESULTIN SERIOUSINJURY, PROPERTY, DAMAGEOR LOSSOF LIFE. rr l, ri Consultthe authorityhavinglurlsdictionin your area regarding listed chimney liner venting applications. F- I rollowall Instructions andguidelines in thismanual.Failureto followtheseinstructions exactlymay resultin fire or explosion, propertydamageor loss of life. flltrlN I ErrttrNvs INSTr|UGTIONS 1. Periodicvisualchecksof the pilotshouldbeconducted lo ensurethat the flameis presentexcgptwhen the valvecontrolknob is in the "OFF" position.- GAS CONTROL removethe logsfromthe grateassembly 2. Periodically any looseparticlesfrom the grateand vacuum and burnerareas. TYPICAL FLAME PATTERN SHOWING AURNER (A) AND CARRY DOWN POFTS (B) partsareavailable directlythroughthe 3. All component manufacturer. Writeor phone. CenturyHeating Drive,Etobicoke 330 Humberline Ontario, Canada,MgW1R5 1-800-836-1210 UnitedStatesWattsLine 1-416-798-2800 Canada VIEW OF PILOT FLAME FROM ABOVE installationand all repairsshould be done by a qualifiedserviceperson.The applianceshould be inspectedbeforeuse and at leastannuallyby a quititiea service person.lt is imperativethat air burnersand circulatin-g control compartments, passageway's of the appliancebe kgpJclean.More ireque-ntclianing may be requireddue.to exces' sivd lint from carpeting,beddingmaterialetc. all powerto unitbeforeservicing' 5. Disconnect WARiltNG: DO NOr ADJUSTTHE GASORIFICE.KEEP.AREACLEARAND FREEFROM ANDLIQUIDS. VAPOURS AND OTHERFLAMMABLE GASOLINE MATERIALS, COMBUSTIBLE inspection - Pilotand main burnerflamesshouldbe checkedvisuallyeach month. - Checkand cleanthe mainburneronce a year. - Ventingshouldbe checkedoncea yearto assureproperfunctioning. cleaning of main burner and orifice (Dlsconnect all power and gas supply to fhe unit). 1. Removeburnerholddownscrewsand removeburnerand burnerdeflectorshield. 2. Usinga vacuum,cleanbottomof fireboxand orifice. 3. Cleai burnerpartsusingvacuumand any particalsthat may be lodgedin portsare to be removed using a small wire or paperclip.Ensurethat all partsare free from debris. burnerand burnerdeflectorand put logs in their properlocation. 4. Re-install 12 F('r| V('U]| SAFETY BEADBEFORE LIGHTING WARNING: IF YOU DO NOT FOLLOWTHESEINSTRUCTIONS EXACTLYA FIREOR EXPLOSION MAYRESULTCAUSINGPROPERIYDAMAGE,PERSONALINJURYOR LOSSOF LIFE. This appliancehas a piezoignitionpilot.When lightingthe pilot,followtheseinstructions exacily. b. BEFORE LIGHTING smellatlaround theapptiance area for gas. Be sure to smell next to the floor becausesomegasis heavierthanairandwillsetile on the floor. WHATTO OO IF YOUSMELLGAS o Do not try to lightanyappliance. r Do nottouchanyelectrical switch;do notuseany phonein yourbuilding. r lmmediately call yourgas supplierfroma phone. neighbour's Followthe gas supplier'sinstructions. o lf you cannotreachyourgas supplier, call the fire department. - LIGHTING TNSTRUCIIONS 1. STOP!Readtfresafetyinformation. 2. Pushin gascontrol knobslightly andturnclockwise lo "OFF". Waitfive(5) minutesto clearout any gas.lf you then smellgas,STOP!Follow"8" in the saiety information. lf youdon'tsmellgas,go to nextstep. -TO TUI|N Use only your handto push in or turn the gas controlknob.Neverusetools.lf the knobwill not pushin or turnby hand,don'ttry to repairit, call a qualifiedservicetechnician. Forceor attempted repairmay resultin a fireor explosion. d . Do not use this appliance if any part has been underwater.lmmediately call a qualifiedservice technician to inspecttheappliance andto replace anypartof the controlsystemand anygascontrol whichhas beenunderwater. - 4. Find pilot. 5. Turn knob on gas controlcounter-clockwise to "PILOT". r6. Pushin controlknoballthewayandholdin. lmmediately lightthe pilotwithignitor,Continueto hold the controlknob in for approx.(2) minutes afterthe pilotis lit. Releaseknoband it will pop backup. Pilotshouldremainlit. lf it goes out, repeatsteps5 throughL r lf knobdoesnotpopup whenreleased,stopand immediately callyourservicetechnician or gas supplier. . lf the pilotwillnotstaylit afterseveraltries,turn the gas controlknob to "OFF" and call your servicetechnician or gas supplier. r Disconect all powersourceto the unit, Turngas controlknobcounter-clockwise to "ON". r-. ('FF GAS T ( , A P P L I A N G E - 1. Pushin gascontrolknobslightlyandturnclockwise to "OFF". Do not force. /-:r - T}Io)UBLE G4OO SHOOTTNG. yournewGasFireplaceshouldprovideyeaq of troubl+ Withproperinstailation and maintenance, guideshownbelow.This treedervice.lf you do experiencea problem,referto the troubleshootingguidewill assiit a qualiiied servic'epersionin the diagnosisof problemsand the correctlve action to be taken. SYMPTOM l. Spark tgnitor will not light after repeatedtriggerlng of red button. POSSIBLE CAUSE lgnitor(no spark A. Defective at electrode). CORRECTIVE ACTION 1. Check for spark at electrode and pilot;if no sparkandelectrode wire is properlyconnecled, replaceignitor. B. Delectivepilotor misaligned electrodeat pitot(sparkat electrode). 1. Usinga match,lightpilot'lf pilot lights,turn otf pilot-andtriggerthe red buttonagain.lf pilotlights, an imProPergas/airmixture lighting causedthe imProPer longer a and PurgePeriodis lf Pilotwill not recommended. light'check gap at electrode and Pilot' shouldbe 1/8inchto havea strongsPark' lf OK, rePlacePilot' c. No gas or low gas pressure. ' 1. check remoteshut off valves lrom fireplace.Usuallythere is a valvenearthe firePlaceand thereis a valvenear sometimes the main.Therecan be morethan one (1)valvebetweenthe fireplace and main' ' canbe causedbY 2. Lowpressure suchas a a varietyof situatlons bent line,too narrowdiameterof pipeor evenlow line Pressure. Checklor kinkedlines.lf none, consultwith Plumberor gas supplier. ll. Pilot will not stay lit after caretullyfollowinglighting Instructions. D. No L.P.in tank. YoumaY 1. CheckL.P.(ProPane) be out of fuel. A. Defectivethermocouple. 1. Checkpilotflame'MustimPinge Cleanand or on thermocouPle. llame pilot maximum for adjust on thermocouPle' impingement B Defectivevalve. C. Pluggedburner orifice. 14 1. Replacevalve- (lt is not fieldserviceable). 1. Checkburnerorilicetor stoP' page and remove. - TFOUBLE sYlrPTOm lll. Frequentpilot outage problem. lV. Pilot and maln burnergo out white belng in operation. SHOOTING - G4('('- POSSTBLE GAUSE A. Pilotflame may be too low or blowing(high),causingthe pitot safetyto drop out. CORBECT.IVE AGTTON 1. Cleanand adjustpilotflame for maximumflameimpingement on thermocouple. A. Highlimitswitchis defective or has reachedit's maximum temperature. 1. Allowunitto cool.Thenrepeat lightinginstructions. 2. lf 1. abovedoesnot allowfor ignition,checkhighlimitswitch. Placejumperwiresacrosshigh limitswitch.ll youcan re-ignite the pilot,yourhighlimitswitchis defective.Do not use fireplace untilthe high limitswitchis replaced,as this is an important safetyfeature.lf the unit does not lightwithjumperwiresin place, the wiresmay be defectiveor the connectorsare bad. V. Glasssoots. .... Vl. Flameburns blue and lifts otl burner. B. NO L.P.in tank. 1. CheckL.P (Propane) tank. Youmay be out of fuel. C. Bad thermocouple. 1. Replaceif necessary. A. Flameimpingement on logs. 1. Adjustthe log set so that the flamedoesnot impingeon if. B. lmproperventurisetting, 1. Adjustthe air shutteral the baseof the burner. C. Minwoolaroundbaseof burneror blockingbottomlront grille. 1. lnspectthe baseol the burner. It is imperativethat NO material be placedaroundthe baseof the burneror in bottomfrontgrilleair passageway, A. Insufficient oxygenbeing supplied. 1. Checkto makesurethat the minwoolhas not been improperly placedat the burnerbaseor blockingbotlomfrontgrille. 15 \'ENTTNG Pl|OBLEMS TROUBLE SHOOTING Mostventingproblemsarecausedby incorrect ventsizing,improperinstallation, or inadequate air supply.A preliminarycheck for a field problemmightinclude: Venting Condltion Loosejointscan affectdraftandcausespillage. Mashed-invent sectionsand damagedvent caps can restrictflow and cause spillage. Examineand replaceas needed. . Usinga draftmeterto determineif venting systemdraftmeetsmanufacturer's specifications. Obsfructions Smallanimalsor birdsmaygetintoand block the vent or drafthoodoutlet.Dust,lint, and foreignobjectsmayobstructair inlets.Remove and cleanoPenings. obstructions r Checkingthe vent sizing accordingto manufacturer'sspecifications, appliance input,and ventingconfiguration. LateralRun (L) runscause or non-vertical Lengthyhorizontal resistance to flowandmayreducedraftenough Thepitchof lateralrunscan to causespillage. also be a problem;lateralruns shouldbe run from pitched114"riseperfootof horizontal vent. the the applianceto r Examiningthe entireventingsystemfor faults such as disconnectedjoints or damagedventsections. o Makingsureventand air openings arenot obstructed. Elbows Too manyelbowscauseexcessiverestriction Usually, two of flowand mayresultin spillage. in a properly 90 degreeturnscanbe tolerated sizedventingsystem.Morethan two maychangingthe and necessitate causeproblems system. lf theseprocedures do not revealthe source problem, of the may include troubleshooting attentionto common venting problems discussedbelow. FLUEGAS SPILLAGE Negativepressure in the Dwelling An extremellytight house may not supply andventingair.Useof adequatecombustion mechanical exhaustsuch as a dryerventor rangevent may worsenthe problem.An air systemmustbe installedInthedwell' exchange ing to correctthis Problem. Spillageoccurswhenflue gasescannotexit theventsystemandbackup intothedwelling. A primarysymptomof appliancesequipped with a VentSafetyShutoffSystem(flue spill switch) is unexplainedapplianceshutoffs. Othersymptoms of fluegasspillageat thedraft hood include cendensationon walls and windowsand/ornoticeable odours.Butspillage may also result in the releaseof carbon highlytoxic a colourless, monoxide, odourless, gas.A simplespillagetestcan be conducted if spillageis suspected; see ownersmanual. CAUSESOF SPILLAGEAND ACTION CORRECTIVE IncorrectVentSizing(H) lf theventis toosmallor tooshort,spillagemay dilution occur.lf theventis toolarge,excessive air may cool flue gases and reducedraft, Theventcapsizeshouldalso causingspillage. instrucbe checked.Check manufacturer's tions,applianceinputrating,and appropriate sizingtables. 16 Flue Gas Cooling Venting exposed to extremelY cold or ventingof singlewallconstructemperatures tion lose heat needed to maintaindraft; massivemasonrychimneysabsorbneeded draft heat. lf the flue gasescool excessively, is reducedandspillagemayresult.Useproper insulateand protectproperly'reline materials, when necessary. Down Drafts tn certain wind conditionsand in certain relationshipswith nearby structuresand objects,high pressureconditionsrnayatfect draft negatively.Relocatethe vent cap, raise its heighl,or use an approvedhighwindcap. DECORATIUE COLI.AR INSTALLATION Supplied withyourG400gasunitis a decorative collaryoumaywish "woodstove" to useto enableyouto giveyourunitthat lookby hidingyourventinginsideregular6" stovepipe. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Centercollaron ventopeningand markholes(3 places). Drillthe3 marksusing118"drillandinstallcollarwith3 screws provided. 2. Installventingfollowed by black6" pipeas yougo. IMPORTANT 6" pipeis fo be usedfor appearance only./f ls NOf approved for useas venting. See ventinginstrucfrons. 17 2695 Meadowvale Boulevard Mississauga, Ontario L5N 8A3 Canada (800) 668-5323 CFM Corporation www.cfmcorp.com