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A licensed, well-qualified technician experienced with this type of appliance, must
install this appliance. It is the installers' responsibility to ensure that any adjacent
materials are protected from damage and or degradation. Persons not qualified must
not install this appliance.
Failure to comply with these precautions and instructions provided with this
appliance, can result in death, serious bodily injury, damage or property loss, fire
hazard, explosion, asphyxiation, carbon monoxide poisoning or electrical shock.
A qualified technician must do repairs and this appliance should be serviced at
least once a year prior to heating season. It is a must that the control compartment
burner and airways be kept clean, including the exhaust ducting.
See manual for proper ventilation requirements for this appliance. Make sure you
have had done a proper heat loss evaluation for the location in which this appliance will
be used. If in any doubt, contact the factory for proper assessment.
As a general rule it is recommended that the burner head be located near the
area with the greatest heat loss. Also note that there is a greater heat output closest to
the burner head. This appliance is engineered to extract the most heat possible while
maintaining high efficiency.
If the installer is to hang the appliance with chains, it is his responsibility to
assure all brackets and fasteners have sufficient load bearing capacity to satisfy all local
and applicable codes and keep in mind the windy conditions that will occur. Make sure
that any S hooks used must have their ends squeezed closed. If the suspension system
fails, it is the responsibility of the installer.
A failed suspension system can cause property damage, severe injury and/or
death. Local codes can differ from region to region. The installer takes full responsibility
and liability for the correct installation. The details of suspension in this manual are only
a suggestion. If there is any doubt with regard to hanging this appliance, contact your
local building officials.
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