TO INSTALL GAS LOG SET:
1. Attach damper clamp to fireplace damper to keep
damper open a minimum of 3".
2. Put grate in center and to the rear of fireplace
floor.
3. Position burner under grate so that the burner
pipe is approximately 3" in back of grate front
legs. Remove grate.
4. Attach aluminum connector to supply and burner
pan.
Note!
Be careful not to crimp aluminum
tube when bending. Use soapy water to check
fittings for leaks.
5. Pour silica sand into burner pan completely
covering the pipe burner in pan. Vermiculite to
be used with L.P. sets.
Note!
On L.P. models be
careful not to pour vermiculite over brass air
mixer attached to burner pan. Air mixer holes
must not be obstructed!
6. Spread the black cinders in the front and sides
of the burner pan to form a picture frame effect
to enhance the overall appearance.
Note!
On L.P.
models be careful not to pour black cinders over
brass air mixer attached to burner pan. Air mixer
holes must not be obstructed!
7. Evenly spread glowing ember material over the
burner pan and replace grate.
8. Place logs on grate.
A. The longest log is the bottom front log.
B. Next longest log is the bottom back log to be
positioned 3" behind the front log.
C. The positioning of the top logs is a matter of
the installer's choice.
Note!
Illustration shows 1-piece front log. Some
GB models have 2-piece front logs or separate
log arrangement instructions
You are now ready to light the log set by turning the fireplace gas valve on and using a
long match or butane fire starter. Be sure to ignite the match or lighter before turning on
gas valve. A MODERATE FIRE DURING THE FIRST 4 HOURS OF BURN TIME IS
RECOMMENDED. DO NOT OvERFIRE DURING THE BREAK IN PERIOD.
MODERATE SOOT ACCUMULATION IS CONSIDERED NORMAL FOR L.P. GAS
LOGS. TO KEEP THIS SOOT ACCUMULATION TO A MINIMUM, REDUCE THE
FLAME IMPINGEMENT BY SPACING FRONT AND BACK LOGS AS FAR APART
AS POSSIBLE, AND ALL TOP LOGS AS FAR APART AS POSSIBLE.
IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE L.P. GAS MODELS!
