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CONNECTING GAS SUPPLY TO BURNER ASSEMBLY
Natural gas applications only: (For LP applications, a CVS303 or RVS304 Safety Pilot Kit must be added.
If using a Safety Pilot Kit, follow the instruction provided with that kit.
A. Place burner pan assembly in the center of the fireplace. Use the grate to estimate the location.
B. If your fireplace has a gas shutoff valve concealed in the wall or floor: Attach 3/8" Flare X 1/2" NPT gas
fitting (Part #13) to the 1/2 inch gas supply stub already in fireplace. If there is no valve, you must add
one at this time (See Figure 9).
NPT (pipe) threads to seal joints. Do not put sealant on the "Flare" threads.
C. Attach 3/8" flared tubing (Part #15) to burner pan assembly.
carefully bending the flared tubing as needed to make the connection. Avoid kinking the tubing while
bending. If tubing must be cut, use a tubing cutter. Flare the cut end of tube with a flaring tool.
NOTE: A good method of bending the tube is to fill it with sand, bending the tube as needed to make the
connection.This method will eliminate kinking in the line. Once the tube is in the desired configuration,
be sure to empty the tube completely of any sand before tube is connected to the gas supply line and
burner assembly.
D . Be certain all connections are tight. Only use pipe compound on all male NPT (pipe) threads.
Test all connections with a soapy water solution, and with the gas supply turned on. If bubbles appear
on any connection, tighten and re-test. Once it is determined there are no leaks whatsoever, turn off
gas supply and move to next assembly step.
GRANULE, EMBER AND GRATE PLACEMENT
A. Spread granules (Part # 16) over the installed burner pan. Granules
should be sloped to the same angle as the burner pan filling the entire
pan. (See Figure 7A.)
B. Spread glowing embers (Part # 17) evenly over the top of the granules
covering the entire surface area, concentrating on the front and sides
of the burner pan for the most realistic burning effect.
C. Place log grate (Part # 7) over the burner pan aligning as shown.
(See Figure 7B.)
D. Attach back log Standoff (Part # 18) to the back part of the grate.
(See Figure 7B.)
NOTE: A hammer may be used to tap the back log stand-off in place.
It may be necessary to squeeze the back log stand-off with pliers after
attaching to the grate.
WARNING:
For installation in a solid-fuel burning fireplace only. The
fireplace chimney m
ust have a permanent vent opening to atmosphere
of not less than 49.2 square
manufacturer's installation instructions.
LIGHTING YOUR GAS LOG SET
(Manual Valve / Match lit only)
STOP! Before lighting read safety information on page 3 and throughout this manual.
A. This appliance must be lighted by hand each time it is used. When lighting
the burner, follow these instructions exactly.
B.
Open chimney flue damper to the full open position.
C.
Turn your gas control manual valve (Figure 9)clockwise
OFF position.
D.
Wait five (5) minutes to clear out any gas. If you then smell gas, STOP!
Follow "A" in the safety Information above on this label. If you don't smell
gas, go to the next step.
E.
Place
a burning match on the surface of the burner embers (See Fi gure 8)
Do not hold match in hand. Turn your manual gas valve counterclockwise
the ON position.
TO TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE
Turn the manual gas control valve (Figure 9) clockwise
Be certain connections are tight and use pipe compound on all male
inches, or as determined from the
.
Attach opposite end to gas supply line by
to the full
to the OFF position.
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Figure 7 ( A & B) Granule and
Grate Placement
Figure 8. Lighting the log set
Figure 9. Example of
Manual gas valve
(MBV300 shown)
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