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TRADITIONAL BUILT IN ACCESS
All Traditional fireplaces have built-in components located in the lower frame, eliminating the need for
an access panel and simplifying field service. To access these components, follow these steps:
NOTE
Only service the fireplace when the fireplace, gas, and electrical are all turned off and the unit is cold.
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Summary of Contents for Flare Fireplaces Traditional
- Page 1 TRADITIONAL BUILT IN ACCESS All Traditional fireplaces have built-in components located in the lower frame, eliminating the need for an access panel and simplifying field service. To access these components, follow these steps: NOTE Only service the fireplace when the fireplace, gas, and electrical are all turned off and the unit is cold.
- Page 2 REMOVING GLASS AND FILLERS To gain access to the built-in components a technician must remove the outer safety barrier (screen or triple glass), then the left, right and horizontal filler pieces. Scan QR code below for video on glass installation. NOTE Please store glass and fillers in a safe location to prevent damage during service.
- Page 3 COMPONENTS WITHIN ACCESS SLOT Once your safety barrier(s) and fillers have been removed the following components can be accessed through the gap left under the horizontal filler. NOTE Plug in power to the outlet built-in to the fireplace. A licensed plumber will need to hard-pipe the gas line in from the right side of the box using the space provided.
- Page 4 ELECTRICAL PANEL AND INTERNAL ACCESS DOOR Electrical connections will be made using the access door provided on the outer right of the fireplace and can be accessed once the unit is installed by removing the access door built-in to the inner right side of the fireplace.
- Page 5 GAS LINE PLACEMENT AND CONNECTION The Traditional fireplace uses a special slot built-in to the lower right side of the fireplace to allow a licensed gas plumber/technician to hard pipe gas into the component area. Connecting to the ½” flex present within the component area, tying it into the gas valve system.
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