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  • Page 1: Safety Notice

    & operating Manual The harman Clarity 929bv gas Stove “Ce manuel est disponible en Français sur demande” SAFETY NOTICE PlEASE rEAd ThIS ENTIrE mANuAl bEFOrE YOu INSTAll ANd uSE YOur NEw rOOm hEATEr. FAIlurE TO FOllOw INSTruCTIONS mAY rESulT IN PrOPErTY dAmAgE, bOdIlY INjurY, Or EvEN dEATh.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of ConTenTs INTRODUCTION............3 INSTALLATION.............. 4 Clearances..............4 Venting................ 5 Test.for.Flue.Spillage..........5 Assembly..............6 Connecting.to.a.Gas.Supply........8 Connecting.the.Cordset.and.Thermostat....9 Air.Shutter.Adjustment..........10 Monitoring.the.Gas.Flame........10 OPERATION..............11 How.to.Light.the.Fire..........11 How.to.Turn.Off.the.Fire.......... 11 Lighting.Instructions..........11 MAINTENANCE............12 Removing.the.Glass.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Introduction. Several.issues.must.be.addressed.when.selecting.a. The.Harman.Clarity.929BV.Vented.Gas.Heater.is.a. suitable.location.for.your.Clarity.Gas.Heater..Observ- listed gas-fired vented room heater tested by Intertek ing.required.clearances.to.combustible.materials,.the. Testing/Warnock. Hersey. to.ANSI. standard. Z21.88- proximity. to. a. safe. chimney. or. venting. system,and. 2002,.CSA.2.33-M02,.and.CAN/CGA-2.17-M91.. the.accessibility.of.the.gas.and.electrical.supply.must. The. installation. of. the. Clarity. Vented. Gas. Heater. all.be.considered..In.addition,.selecting.a.location.that. must.conform.with.local.codes,.or.in.the.absence.of. takes advantage of the building's natural air flow is local.codes,.with.the.current.edition.of.National.Fuel.

  • Page 4: Installation

    Due to high temperatures, the Clarity Vented Gas Heater should be located out of traffic and away from furniture and draperies. Children and adults should be alerted to the haz- ards of high surface temperatures and should stay away to avoid burns or clothing ignition. Young children should be carefully supervised when they are in the same room as the Clarity Vented Gas Heater.

  • Page 5: Venting

    VenTInG WARNING: Operation of this heater when not con- nected to a properly installed and maintained venting Use Only Approved Venting system or tampering with the vent safey shutoff system The.Clarity.gas.heater.is.tested.and.listed.for.connection. can result in carbon monoxide (Co) poisoning and pos- to.a.4".(100.mm).listed.Class.B.venting.system..

  • Page 6: Assembly

    asseMblY The.Clarity.is.shipped.from.the.factory.with.the.log.set. packed inside the firebox. To prepare the stove for installa- tion,.the.log.set.must.be.unpacked,.the.appropriate.burner. system.module.for.either.natural.gas.or.propane.installed,. and.the.logs.installed. Removing the Glass Front NOTE:. The. glass. front. is. heavy.. Be. prepared. for. its. weight.when.lifting.it.to.avoid.damage.during.removal. The.wing.doors.on.each.side.are.held.closed.by.magnets.. Push.on.each.door.to.open.it..Loosen.the.wing.nut.on.each. of.the.two.levers..Grasp.each.lever.and.push.to.the.rear.to. disengage.the.front..To.keep.the.levers.in.the.disengaged. position,.tighten.the.wing.nuts..Lift.the.glass.front.slightly. and.remove.it.from.the.stove..Set.the.glass.aside.in.a.safe. place.where.it.will.not.be.damaged. The. log. set. components. are. shipped. from. the. factory. . WaRnInG: Do not abuse the Clarity's glass by individually.wrapped.and.packed.inside.the.stove..Take.them.
  • Page 7 Install the Back Log and Back Brick Panel These. two. components. are. installed. as. a. single. piece.. Rest.the.back.brick.panel.on.the.shelf.located.on.the.back. side.of.the.back.log,.and.center.it..Holding.the.two.pieces. as.a.single.unit,.tilt.the.top.forward.slightly.and.manuever. it.over.the.top.of.the.rear.burner—taking.care.that.the.top. corners.clear.the.front.opening..Place.it.snugly.against.the. back.wall.and.center.it. Install the Side Brick Panels These. slide. into.place.along. each.side. and. are. held. by. friction..The.notch.in.each.panel.faces.the.back..Install.one. side,.and.then.the.other. Install the Ember Strips The ember strips rest against the front of the firebox and should fit snugly.

  • Page 8: Connecting.to.a.gas.supply

    ConneCTInG THe HeaTeR natural Gas: To a Gas sUPPlY Maximum. inlet. pressure. 7.0". w.c.. (1.74. kPa). . . Minimum. inlet. pressure. 5.0". w.c.. (1.25. kPa). . Burn Only the Fuel for which the Heater is Equipped Gas.manifold.pressure.3.5".w.c..(0.87.kPa) The.Clarity.B-Vent.will.burn.either.natural.gas.or.pro- lPG Gas: pane,.

  • Page 9: Connecting.the.cordset.and.thermostat

    ConneCTInG THe CoRDseT The.Clarity.B-Vent.Gas.Heater.must.be.installed.in.ac- cordance.with.local.codes.or,.in.the.absence.of.local.codes,. with.the.most.recent.edition.of.the.National.Electrical.Code. ANSI/NFPA.70,.or.the.current.Canadian.Electrical.Code. C22.1. Terminal.strip.for. thermostat.connec- NOTE:.The.convection.fan.requires.a.120.VAC.supply. tion for.operation,.but.the.heater.can.be.operated.without.the.fan. as.in.the.case.of.a.power.outage. Plug. the. 3-prong. grounded. electrical. cord. plug. into. the.wall. Rear.view.of.Clarity ConneCTInG THe oPTIonal THeRMosTaT If.connecting.the.optional.thermostat,.it.must.be.plugged. WaRnInG: THIs HeaTeR Is eqUIPPeD WITH into.the.terminal.strip.located.on.the.left.side.near.the.bot- a THRee-PRonGeD GRoUnDInG PlUG THaT tom.of.the.stove.

  • Page 10: Air.shutter.adjustment

    aIR sHUTTeR aDJUsTMenT MonIToRInG THe Gas flaMe The final step of the installation is to check the flame Periodically, the flames of the Clarity B-Vent Gas Heater pattern,.which.should.resemble.the.pattern.illustrated.in.the. should be checked while it is operation. The flames should right column: The flames should be relatively well-defined be relatively well-defined and stable.

  • Page 11: Operation

    Operation HoW To lIGHT THe fIRe 1...STOP!..Read.the.safety.information.on.the.left.side. ..•If.the.knob.does.not.pop.up.when.released,.stop.and. of.the.panel.below. immediately.call.your.service.technician.or.gas.supplier. 2...If.using.the.optional.thermostat,.set.thermostat.to.the. ..•If.the.pilot.will.not.stay.lit.after.several.tries,.turn.the. lowest.setting. gas.control.knob.to."OFF".and.call.your.service.technician. 3...Turn.off.electric.power.to.the.appliance. or.gas.supplier. 4...Turn.the.ON-OFF/THERMOSTAT.switch.to.the.OFF. 11.. . Turn. the. gas. control. knob. counterclockwise.to. position. "ON." 5.. . Push. in. the. gas. con- 12...Place.the.ON-OFF/THERMOSTAT.switch.in.the.ON. trol. knob. slightly. and. turn. position.or.in.the.THERMOSTAT.position.if.the.optional.

  • Page 12: Maintenance

    Maintenance CleanInG THe loG seT anD fIRebox During.the.annual.inspection.and.maintenance.appoint- A qualified service person recommended by your ment,.the.service.person.should.clean.dust,.lint,.and.any. Harman.dealer.should.conduct.an.annual.inspection.and. light accumulation from the logs and the firebox area. maintenance.of.your.Clarity,.its.venting,.and.the.installa- An.extra-soft.brush.should.be.used.on.the.logs.as.they. tion to keep it running safely and efficiently. These pro- are extremely fragile; a vacuum cleaner may be used on cedures should be performed only by a qualified service the firebox.

  • Page 13: Wiring.diagram

    The Clarity B-Vent gas heater, when installed, must be electri- cally grounded in accordance with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, with the current edition of the National Electri- cal Code, ansI/nfPa 70 in the United states or the current Canadian electrical Code Csa 22.1 in Canada.

  • Page 14: Parts.list.&.Drawing

    Parts.List The.following.replacement.parts.for.your.Harman.Clarity.B-Vent.are.available.from.your.Harman.dealer. Part no. Part 3-40-08230. Pilot,.LP 1-89-08270. BVG.weldment 3-40-08228. Thermocouple 1-10-08262-1. Left.wing.door 3-40-08220. Piezo.ignitor 1-10-08262-2. Right.wing.door 3-31-08282. 90°.brass.elbow 3-40-08286 1/2" gas inlet flex 3-31-08283 1/4" tp 3/8" male compression fitting 3-40-08235. Rear.log 3-31-08284 3/8" tp 3/8" male compression fitting 3-40-08236.
  • Page 15 Clarity.B-Vent.-.Exploded.View...

  • Page 16: Burner.module.exploded.view

    Clarity.Burner.Module.-.Exploded.View...

  • Page 17: Appendix.a:.fuel.conversion

    Appendix.A step 3: Using a small flat-blade screwdriver, remove ConVeRTInG THe ClaRITY b-VenT fRoM the.three.screws.that.hold.the.LP.knob.module.in.place.. one Gas To anoTHeR In THe fIelD Remove.the.module.and.replace.it.with.the.Natural.Gas. module.from.the.kit..See.kit.instructions. step 4: Affix the conversion label to the valve so that any noTe: THe ConVeRsIon sHall be CaR- future.service.tech.etc..can.plainly.see.that.the.valve.was.

  • Page 18: Appendix.b:.altitude.de-Rating

    Appendix.B De-RaTInG foR HIGH alTITUDe For. U.S.. installations,. the. Clarity. B-Vent. is. approved. . For. high. altitude. installations. consult. the. local. gas. dis- for.elevations.up.to.2000.feet.using.the.factory-installed. tributor.or.the.authority.having.jurisdiction.for.proper.rating. burner.injectors..At.elevations.above.2000.feet,.U.S..codes. methods. require.a.decrease.in.the.input.rating.by.changing.the.burner. NOTE:. The. difference. in. altitude. derating. requirements. injectors.to.a.smaller.size..The.chart.below.lists.by.part. for.the.U.S..and.Canada.is.simply.a.result.of.differences.in. numbers.the.appropriate.injectors.for.both.LP.and.natural. testing.standards.between.the.two.countries. gas.at.various.altitudes. If.the.installer.must.convert.the.unit.to.adjust.for.varying.

  • Page 19: Specifications

    Clarity.B.Vent.. Gas Heater Specifications Tested.to.ANSI.Z21.88-2002,.CSA.2.33-M02,.CAN/CGA.2.17-M91. naTURal Gas PRoPane Input.Rating.(Btu/hr).(0-1375.m). 40,000. 40,000 Min..Input.Rating.(Btu/hr)..(0-1375.m). 27,000. 28,000 Injector.Sizes.(DMS).(front/center/rear..(0-1375.m). 47/56/39. 56/71/53 Manifold.Pressure.(in.w.c./kPa)..3.5/0.87. 10.0/2.49 Minimum.Manifold.Pressure.(in.w.c./kPa)..1.7/0.42. 5.9/1.47 Minimum.Inlet.Pressure.(in.w.c./kPa)..5.0/1.25. 11.0/2.74 30,800 Maximum.Output.(Btu/hr)..(0-1375.m)... 30,500. AFUE (seasonal efficiency; minimum venting) 65.2 66.0 Steady State Efficiency (max. input, blower on High) %...

  • Page 20: Warranty

    HaRMan GolD WaRRanTY 6 YeaR TRansfeRable lIMITeD WaRRanTY (Residential) 1 YeaR lIMITeD WaRRanTY (Commercial) Harman.Stove.Company.warrants.its.products.to.be.free.from.defects.in.material.or.workmanship,.in.normal.use.and.ser- vice,.for.a.period.of.6.years.from.the.date.of.sales.invoice.and.for.mechanical.and.electrical.failures,.in.normal.use.and.service,. for.a.period.of.3.years.from.the.date.of.sales.invoice. If.defective.in.material.or.workmanship,.during.the.warranty.period,.Harman.Stove.Company.will,.at.its.option,.repair.or. replace.the.product.as.described.below. The.warranty.above.constitutes.the.entire.warranty.with.respect.to.Harman.Stove.Company.products...HARMAN.STOVE. COMPANY..MAKES..NO..OTHER..WARRANTY,..EXPRESSED..OR..IMPLIED,..INCLUDING..“ANY”..WARRANTY. . OF.MERCHANTABILITY,..OR..WARRANTY..OF..FITNESS..FOR..A..PARTICULAR..PURPOSE...No.employee,.agent,. dealer,.or.other.person.is.authorized.to.give.any.warranty.on.behalf.of.Harman.Stove.Company...This.warranty.does.not.apply. if.the.product.has.been.altered.in.any.way.after.leaving.the.factory...Harman.Stove.Company.and.its.agents.assume.no.liability. for.“resultant.damages.of.any.kind”.arising.from.the.use.of.its.products...In.addition,.the.manufacturer.and.its.warranty.admin- istrator.shall.be.held.free.and.harmless.from.liability.from.damage.to.property.related.to.the.operation,.proper.or.improper,.of. the.equipment. THERE..ARE..NO..WARRANTIES..WHICH..EXTEND..BEYOND..THE..DESCRIPTION..ON..THE..FACE..HERE- THESE..WARRANTIES..APPLY.only.if.the.device.is.installed.and.operated.as.recommended.in.the.user’s.manual. THESE..WARRANTIES.WILL..NOT..APPLY.if.abuse,.accident,.improper.installation,.negligence,.or.use.beyond.rated. capacity.causes.damage. HOW..TO.MAKE.A.CLAIM.-.Any.claim.under.this.warranty.should.be.made.to.the.dealer.from.whom.this.appliance. was.purchased...Then.contact.is.made.with.manufacturer,.giving.the.model.and.serial.numbers,.the.date.of.purchase,.your. dealer’s.name.and.address,.plus.a.simple.explanation.of.the.nature.of.the.defect...Extra.costs.such.as.mileage.and.overtime.are. not.covered...Nuisance.calls.are.not.covered.by.these.warranties. THIS...WARRANTY...IS...LIMITED...TO...DEFECTIVE...PARTS.-.REPAIR...AND/OR...REPLACEMENT...AT...HAR- MAN...STOVE..COMPANY’S...OPTION...AND...EXCLUDES...ANY..INCIDENTAL...AND...CONSEQUENTIAL...DAM- AGES...CONNECTED..THEREWITH. WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS: Failure due, but not limited to, fire, lightning, acts of God, power failures and/or surges, rust, corrosion and venting problems are not covered.

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