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INSTALLING THE BURNER ASSEMBLY
The fire feature includes a burner assembly and control box. The burner and control box will need to be connected to
the gas and electrical supply lines.
1. Before installing the burner assembly, ensure the correct pilot and burner orifices are installed.
a. If feature will be fueled by propane gas: Both the factory installed natural gas pilot and natural gas burner
orifices must be replaced with the provided propane orifices by a qualified service professional or gas
supplier.
b. If feature will be installed above 4,000 ft [1,219 m] altitude: Both the pilot and burner orifice must be
replaced with the appropriate orifice.
For instructions for replacing each orifice, refer to REPLACING THE PILOT ORIFICE, page 17 and
REPLACING THE BURNER ORIFICE, page 19.
2. Lift the burner assembly from the bowl. See FIGURE 7.
3. Connect the flexible gas hose to the inlet flare fitting from the gas supply to flare fitting on the inlet of the control
box.
4. Use an adjustable wrench to tighten the hose to the fittings. Ensure they are tight and do not leak gas. See
FIGURE 8.
Note: If this fitting is not tightened correctly it will leak and potentially ignite and can be hazardous.
5. Connect the 12 VAC and ground wires from the control box, to the 12 VAC and ground wires routed through the
conduit.
Note: These wires are coming from the supply voltage transformer. Use wire nuts to connect each wire to the
control in the fire feature.
6. Connect the copper bonding wire to the bonding lug on the side of the control box.
7. Turn on gas to the unit.
8. Using a gas-approved leak detection fluid or device, test for leaks at the gas fitting.
9. Lower the burner assembly into the bowl. The support plate will sit on the inner ledge of the bowl.
10. Reestablish power to the fire feature at the circuit breaker.
MAGICFLAME™ Fire and Water Bowl Installation and User' s Guide
FIGURE 7
FIGURE 8
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