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Window Cleaning / Screen Removal
All units are supplied with a Safety Barrier (screen) to prevent accidental
touching of the hot glass. Glass doors however do require periodic
cleaning. How often they need to be cleaned depends on several factors
like how often the appliance is run, the prevailing temperatures in your
area or even air quality. When cleaning the Window, you should clean
both the inner and outer surfaces. In order to clean the outer surface,
you will need to remove the Safety Barrier.
See the section on Setup for details on door installation and removal.
1. On a flat work surface, place the Door with the Safety Barrier
facing up. Remove 4 screws that attach the Safety Barrier to the
Firebox Door.
2. Lift the Safety Barrier away from the Firebox Door.
3. Using a non-abrasive cleaner, such as White-Off or Kel Kem, clean
both the inner and outer surface of the Window.
4. Re-install the Safety Barrier and the Firebox Door in the reverse
order they were removed.
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Figure 10.13
Figure 10.14
Battery Replacement
We recommend that the batteries in this appliance be replaced at the
start of each heating season even if they appear to be operational.
You do not want to find out that you have dead batteries during a
harsh winter storm. If you use your appliance a lot, they may need to
be replaced more than once a year. See the section on Installation for
information on the Battery installation for the Controller Backup. See
the section on Remote Operation for information on how to install
batteries in the hand held Remote Control.
Heat Exchanger Bypass
This appliance was designed and built to meet newly proposed rules
of efficiency proposed by Federal Regulatory Agencies. A great deal of
engineering time was spent to ensure this appliance would provide
years of reliable and durable service while operating at a very high
efficiency level. Keeping this in mind, there may be several conditions
where this level of efficiency may not be desirable. If you are operating
this appliance at a very high altitude or in extremely cold climates, start-
up may be difficult. There may also be a situation where the high level
of efficiency isn't wanted such as if the unit is located in a very small
room and the heat output is simply too great. An optional bypass has
been designed into the heat exchanger which when removed reduces
the operational efficiency by approximately 10%. If it is desired, you
can utilize the bypass by following these simple steps.
1. Always disconnect the electrical supply to the appliance. Shut off
the fuel supply to the appliance before any service work is done.
2. Remove the Door, Firebox Panels and Burner. See the
appropriate sections in this manual for instructions on those
procedures.
3. Remove the right and left hand Upper Firebox Liner Retainers.
4. Remove 3 screws that hold the Firebox Baffle in location.
Operation
Figure 10.15
Figure 10.16
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