Chapter
3
Installation
America’s
Favorite
Stoves
Since
1980
Page
18
Insert Installation Requirements
Masonry
Fireplace
Requirements
Chimney
must
have
a
clay
tile
liner
or
a
stainless
steel
liner
(positive
connection)
Entire
fireplace,
including
chimney,
must
be
clean
and
undamaged.
Any
damage
must
be
repaired
prior
to
installation
of
the
insert
Chimney
height:
15'
minimum;
33'
maximum.
Entire
fireplace,
including
chimney,
must
meet
local
building
requirements
Zero
‐
Clearance
(Metal)
Fireplace
Requirements:
Must
utilize
a
positive
(full
reline
–
recommended
method))
or
direct
connection
(block
‐
off
plate)
Must
be
manufactured
by
one
of
the
following
manufacturers:
Marco,
Majestic,
Heatilator,
Preway,
Tempco,
Superior,
Heat
N
Glo,
Lennox,
Martin,
Monesson.
The
chimney
must
be
listed
per
UL
127
(US),
and
meet
type
HT
requirements
of
UL
103
(US).
Factory
built
fireplace
chimneys
tested
to
UL
127
‐
1998,
may
be
at
the
fireplace
manufacturer’s
option,
tested
to
the
same
criteria
as
UL
103
HT
requirements.
If
the
chimney
is
not
listed
as
meeting
HT
requirements,
or
if
the
factory
built
fireplace
was
tested
prior
to
1998,
a
full
height
listed
chimney
liner
must
be
installed
from
the
appliance
flue
collar
to
the
chimney
top.
The
liner
must
meet
type
HT
requirements
(2100
o
F)
per
UL
1777
(US).
The
liner
must
be
securely
attached
to
the
insert
flue
collar
and
the
chimney
top.
To
prevent
air
passge
to
the
chimney
cavity
of
the
fireplace,
seal
either
the
damper
area
around
the
chimney
liner
with
high
temperature
sealant
or
the
fireplace
front
with
fiberglass
batting.
Entire
fireplace,
including
chimney,
must
be
clean
and
undamaged.
Any
damage
must
be
repaired
prior
to
installation
of
the
insert
All
convection
vents
and
louvers
must
be
left
unmodified
and
unobstructed.
Entire
fireplace,
including
chimney,
must
meet
local
building
requirements
Chimney
height:
15'
minimum;
33'
maximum.
Minimum
cross
section:
28.65
square
inches
The
damper
("A")
and
grate
("B")
must
be
removed
(see
the
illustration
to
the
right)
The
smoke
shelf
("C"),
internal
baffles
("D"),
screen
("E"),
and
metal
or
glass
doors
("F")
may
be
removed
(if
applicable)
The
masonry
lining
("G"),
insulation
("H"),
and
any
structured
rigid
frame
members
(metal
sides,
floor,
door
frame,
face
of
the
fireplace,
etc.
–
"I")
may
not
be
removed
or
altered
A
permanent
metal
warning
label
must
be
attached
to
the
back
wall
of
the
fireplace
opening
stating
the
following:
“This
fireplace
has
been
altered
to
accommodate
a
fireplace
insert
and
should
be
inspected
by
a
qualified
person
prior
to
re
‐
use
as
a
conventional
fireplace.”
This
label
is
available
upon
request.
Drafting
Performance
This
appliance
relies
upon
natural
draft
to
operate.
External
forces,
such
as
wind,
barometric
pressure,
topography,
or
factors
of
the
home
(negative
pressure
from
exhaust
fans,
chimneys,
air
infiltration,
etc.),
may
adversely
affect
draft.
Breckwell
cannot
be
responsible
for
external
forces
leading
to
less
than
optimal
performance.
Leveling
Bolt
Installation
Two
leveling
bolts
are
included
to
level
the
insert
if
the
fireplace
has
a
stepped
‐
up
hearth.
To
install,
raise
the
rear
of
the
insert
up
and
insert
the
leveling
bolts
into
the
holes
in
the
rear
corners
of
the
insert.
Adjust
the
bolts
until
they
extend
the
same
height
as
the
hearth
steps
up.
After
the
insert
is
installed,
fine
‐
tune
the
leveling
bolts
to
level
the
insert
(see
the
illustration).