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APPENDIX THREE
Step 16:
On the gas valve, between the Manual Knob and the
Main Valve Knob is a black plastic cap which hides access to the
pressure regulator adjustment screw. Remove black plastic cap
to gain access to the pressure regulator adjustment screw. See
Figure 5.
Step 17:
Connect LP gas supply to fireplace. Loosen the
screw inside the manifold pressure test port and connect the
manometer to the port. See Figure 6.
Step 18:
Turn on the fireplace and set the flames to high. While
turning the pressure regulator screw, adjust the manifold
pressure to the setting in the installation manual.
Step 19:
Turn off the fireplace, remove the manometer and
close the test port screw.
Step 20:
Replace the hearth panel, the burner media and the
glass panel. Check for proper fireplace operation.
Pilot
Inlet
Nut
Figure 4.
Step 11:
Remove the pilot burner inlet tube (10 mm) from the
pilot burner. See Figure 4.
CAUTION: The next step involves small parts which can be
easily lost.
Note: The pilot inlet nut is easily reached at the bottom of
the fireplace when the fireplace is tilted slightly rearward.
Take care to stabilize the fireplace!
Step 12:
Using a 10mm wrench, loosen the pilot inlet nut and
remove the pilot burner inlet tube from the pilot burner. The
pilot orifice should drop out of the pilot burner. See Figure 4.
Step 13:
Remove the pilot burner orifice and replace it with
the LP orifice (stamped
27
) provided. Take care to observe the
proper orientation. See Figure 4.
Step 14:
Connect the pilot burner inlet tube and tighten the
inlet nut.
Step 15:
Insert the burner into the firebox and securely fasten
with the bolts removed earlier.
Pressure
Regulator
Adjustment Screw
(cap removed)
Figure 5.
Figure 6.
Manifold Pressure Test Port
Pilot
Inlet
Tube
Pilot
Orifice
Pilot
Burner
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