Post-Installation; Initial Burning Period; Final Inspection Procedure; Final Checks And User Instruction - ORTAL 40 Series Installation And Operation Manual

Post-Installation

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Initial Burning Period

There is a 12-hour minimum burning period following installation of the fireplace. This 12-hour period must include a minimum of 4
consecutive hours of continuous burning. During this time, the owner or installer may notice:
The glass developing a white or "cloudy" residue.
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An unusual smell
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Both the residue and the smell are due to the paint on the fireplace metal heating and "burning off". This is normal. The cloudiness
and odor will disappear after the 12-hour period elapses and the installer returns to service the fireplace and complete startup.

Final Inspection Procedure

When the 12-hour burning period is complete, the installer must return and perform the final inspection, which includes:
Cleaning the glass with a ceramic glass cleaner (otherwise the white residue will remain)
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Checking the interior media setup
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Checking for gas leaks
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Adjusting the restrictor (if necessary)
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Performing an overall check to make sure that all systems and components is working properly.
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When these activities are complete, initial startup is concluded and the fireplace may be operated by the owner.

Final Checks and User Instruction

Before releasing the fireplace to the customer for use without installer supervision, the installer must ensure that the fireplace is
burning correctly. In addition, the installer must review and explain the following to the owner:
Safety warnings
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Fireplace operation
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Warranty requirements
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Maintenance requirements
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Glass and firebox components are hot during and after operation.
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If any questions or concerns arise, owner must contact the local Ortal dealer/installer for support.
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th trip to site.
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