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A gas  line  or  gas  log  lighter  may  be  installed  for  the  purpose 

of  installing  a  vented  or  vent-f

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incorporating an  automatic shutoff device  and  complying with 

the  Standard  for Decorative Gas  Appliances for Installation in 

Vented  Fireplaces,  ANSI  221.60  or  American  Gas 

Association  draft requirements  for Gas-Fired  Log  Lighters  for 

Wood Burning Fireplace ,  :>raft No.  4 dated August,  1993. 

IF  YOU  WISH  TO  INSTALL  AN  UNVENTED  (VENT-

FREE)  GAS  LOG  SET,  ONLY  UNVENTED  GAS  LOG 

SETS.  WHICH  HA VE  BEEN  FOUND  TO  COMPLY  WITH 

THE  STANDARD  FOR  UNVENTED  ROOM  HEATERS 

ANSI  221.11.2,  ARE  TO  BE  INSTALLED  IN  THIS 

FIREPLACE. 

OPTIONAL GAS LINE INSTALLATION 

Gas  line  hook  up  should  be  done  by  your  supplier  or  a 

qualified service person. 

NOTE: 

Before  you  proceed,  make  sure  your  gas  supply  is 

turned off. 

Use  only  a  ½ inch  black  iron  pipe  and  appropriate  fittings. 

STEP  I:  To  install,  remove  the knockout  indentation  on  the 

refracto1y,  (or  firebrick),  wall  located  above  the  refractorv 

hea11h  floor.  The  knockout indentation must be  finnly tapped 

with  any  solid object until  it  is  released.  Remove  fragmented 

portions  of refractory (see figure  J 9) .. 

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STEP 2:  Remove gas  line  cover plate located  on  either side of 

fireplace  and  pull  out  insulation  from  gas  line  conduit  sleeve. 

Save insulation for reuse. 

STEP  3:  Run  a ½ inch  black  iron  gas  line  into  the  fireplace 

through  the  rear  at  gas  line  conduit  sleeve  (if using  a raised 

platfonn,  add  height).  Provide  sufficient  gas  line  into 

fireplace chamber for fitting connection (see fig;re 20). 

NOTE:  Secure  incoming  gas  line  to  wood  framing  to  provide 

rigidity for threaded end. 

STEP  4:  Repack  insulation  around  gas  line  and  into  sleeve 

opening.  Seal  any  gaps  berween  gas  line  and  refractory 

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cement.  Install the gas appliance or cap-off gas  line if desired. 

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GAS  LINE JNSTALLATION 

CAUTION: 

All gas piping and  connections must be tested 

for leaks  after the installation is  completed.  After ensuring 

that  the  gas  valve  is  on,  apply  soap  and  water  solution  to 

all ·connections  and joints.  Bubbles  fom1ing  show  a leak. - _ 

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ect  all  leaks  at  once.  DO  NOT  USE  AN  OPEN 

FLAME  FOR  LEAK  TESTING  AND  DO  NOT  -

OPERA TE  ANY  APPLIANCE  lF  A  LEAK- IS  · 

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NOTE:  A  DESA.  ·hood  must  be  installed  when  using 

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unYented  gas log set 

(see accessories on  page  12). 

\VARNING: 

Do  not operate  an  unvented gas  log  set in 

this fireplace with the  chimney removed. 

If you  install  a decorative  gas  appliance  (vented  gas  log),  the 

decorative  gas  appliance must  comply with  the 

Standard  for 

Decorative  Gas  Appliance  for  Installation  in  Solid  Fuel 

burning Fireplaces, ANS  Z21.60, 221.84 or  RGA  2-72, 

and 

shall  also  be  installed  in  accordance  with  the 

National  Fuel 

Gas  Code, ANS 2223.1-NFPA 54  latest edition. 

WARNING: 

To  avoid  the  risk  of  damaging  the 

fireplace  materials  and  increasing  the  risk  of spreading  a 

fire, do  not use the fireplace to  cook or warm  food. 

WARNING: 

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eplace has  been  used  for  wood 

burning,  the  firebox  and  chimney  must be  cleaned  of soot, 

creosote  and  ashes  by  a  qualified  chimney  cleaner. 

Creosote will  ignite if highly heated. 

WARNING: 

When  using a decorative vented  gas  log, 

the  damper  must be  removed  or pern1anentl:

locked  in  the 

fully open position and the glass doors must be  in  the  fully 

open position. 

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Summary of Contents for VS36(1)

Page 1: ...This fireplace is approved for use as a wood burning fireplace or for use with a vented gas log approved to ANS Z2 l 60 Z2 l 84 or RGA 2 72 standards QLfor use with a vent free gas log heater approved to ANS Z2 l l l 2 standard A DESA hood must be installed when using a vent f r ee gas log heater see Accessories p 12 WARNING Always leave glass doors fully opened or fully closed when operating this...

Page 2: ...IMNEY PIPE AND OFFSET INSTALLATION PG 45 8 FIRESTOP SPACERS PG 5 _ 9 FLASHING AND TERMINATION PG 6 7 10 FINISHING YOUR FIREPLACE PG 7 11 MANTELS PG 8 12 GLASS DOORS PG 8 l3 GAS LINE INSTALLATJONS PG 9 14 DAMPER OPERATION PG JO 15 TECHNICAL SERVICE PG 10 16 ILLUSTRATED PARTS PG 11 1 la I7 REPLACEMENT AND TECHNICAL PARTS PG 12 1 For more i11formatio11 visit www dcsatcch com ...

Page 3: ... packaging prior to use 2 This fireplace is not intended o b e used z s 2 substitute for a furnace to heat rn er tire home Use for supplemental heat onl This wood buming fireplace complies with UL 127 CAN ULS S610 M87 standard as a FACTORY BUILT FIREPLACE FOR CANADA The authmity ha ing jurisdiction such as the municipal building department fire department etc should be contacted before installatio...

Page 4: ...door installations the fireplace enclosure must allow for adequate drainage and f r esh air ventilation It is recommended that a sealed corrosion resistant catch pan with provision for drainage be installed under the f ir eplace within the fireplace enclosure I r j j I I Figure I 4 r 1 li ii I I 1 Ii I I i I I CORNER INSTALLATION 3 figure 2 3791 COR l l ER INSTALLATION HEARTH EXTENSION A Mah exten...

Page 5: ...l t L 1 t l _ l Figur e 5 i I l iH l _ rt r t t S 1 _ t 1 LINEAL GAIN For Canada use chimney parts designated HT When connecting chimney directly to the fireplace th iru ie flue pipe section iimst _be installed first ith the lanc if sid_ up The outer pipe s ection ean then be installed over the tlije pipe section with the he1J1med end up Press down _on each pipe ection until the lances _securely e...

Page 6: ... 97 1 1 53 1 4 101 2 1 56 1 4 106 1 4 2 59 1 0 111 1 2 1 1 1 61 3 4 115 1 2 2 1 64 314 120 3 4 2 1 68 1 4 127 1 2 70 130 2 1 1 74 1 4 137 1 2 1 2 1 76 3 4 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 79 3 4 146 3 4 4 I clAL Figure 7 CEILING SUPPORT PIPE FIRESTOP SPACERS V3600FS 8DM Firestop spacers are required at each point where the chimney penetrates a floor space Their purpose is to establish and maintain the required clear...

Page 7: ...hes MODEL NO FLAT 0 1 5 V6F 8DM 0 6 12 26 6 16 1 8 V6F 8DM 6112 12 12 45 0 20 3 8 V12F 8DM Figure 1 1 ROOF OPENING CHART FLASHING INSTALLATION V6F 8DM or Vl2F 8DM Determine the flashing to be used with the roof opening chart Slide flashing over pipe until base is flat against roof Replace as many shingles as needed to cover exposed area and flashing base Secure in position by nailing through shing...

Page 8: ...chase style termination chosen In a multiple chase installation be sure to provide adequate distance between terminations to prevent smoke spillage from one termination to another We suggest that terminations be separated at least 24 inches center to center and stacked at vertical height difference of 18 inches see figure 15 Figure 15 MULTIPLE CHASE INSTALLATION NOTE If a decorative shroud is to b...

Page 9: ...is built or if the combustion air gate is not completely open The following tips should be followed to assure that both the fireplace and the glass door retain their beauty and function properly Both the flue damper and the glass doors must be fully opened before starting the fir e This will provide sufffcient combustion air and maintain safe temperatures iil the firebox _ _ IL_V CL l FU CE C T Fi...

Page 10: ...raming to provide rigidity for threaded end STEP 4 Repack insulation around gas line and into sleeve opening Seal any gaps berween gas line and refractory knockout hole with refr actory cement or commercial furnace cement Install the gas appliance or cap off gas line if desired 9 Figure 20 f P C E J c F 1 F L t r I L hf ___ _ L c 1 1 I v t c GAS LINE JNSTALLATION CAUTION All gas piping and connect...

Page 11: ...air kit handle is located at the left hand side ofthe fireplace see figure 21 Pulling the handle out will free the outside air door to open Pushing the handle in will lock the door close l O ii WARNING Risk of fire Replace grate with DESA model 111028 01 grate only This grate has been designed to keep the operation of your fireplace safe and efficient FOR FURTHER OPERATING GUIDELINES INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 12: ...ILLUSTRATED PARTS 12 r7 _ 25 11 a For more informatinn visit www desatech com ...

Page 13: ...BLY 1 106694 01 I06694 01 l06694001 106694 0l_ l 06694 0I _ i 06694 0 I 19 AIR KJT DOOR ASSEMBLY J l06703 01 l06703 01 I06703 01 106703 01 l06703 01 r66103 20 FACE WELDMENT 1 l 10901 01 l 10901 01 l 10901 01 l I0901 01 110901 01 110901 Dl 21 AJR DEFLECTOR l 110892 01 110892 0L J l0892 0 l lJ 0892 0 I I I0892 01 l 1089f61 22 FIREPLACE TOP INSULATION 1 107768 01 107768 01 l07768 01 l07768 01 107768 ...

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