manualshive.com logo in svg

Hearth and Home Technologies PHFR-MCE-36, Installation Instructions Manual

Share
Download
Hearth and Home Technologies PHFR-MCE-36 Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 2

2

Hearth & Home Technologies •  

PHFR-MCE-36, PHFR-MCE-48, PHFR-MCE-60, PHFR-MCE-72  

Instructions  •  2560-972 •  6/20

Figure 2.1   Front Discharge 

Passive Heat 

Kit Components

Ducted Passive Heat SKU

DESCRIPTION

SERVICE PART NO.

PHFR-MCE-36 PHFR-MCE-48 PHFR-MCE-60 PHFR-MCE-72

Plenum* 

2560-207

2

2560-107

2

2560-208

2

2560-209

2

Collar

SRV659-125

4

4

8

8

Flex Air Duct (6” Diameter x 25 ft.) 

659-200

1

1

1

1

Gear Clamp: Large

SRV662-803

4

4

8

8

Hurricane Screw

2005-861                       

14

14

24

24

Replacement part: 

2005-861/25

1

1

1

1

Finishing Trim

2560-114

1

1

1

1

Self-Tapping #8 Screw

030-860

4

4

8

8

Replacement Part:     

030-860/8

1

1

1

1

Pull Tool

2600-200

1 Set

1 Set

1 Set

1 Set

Inner Flue, Top

Service part not available

2

2

4

4

659-200  

6 Inch Round Duct

SRV659-125  Collar

SRV662-803

Gear Clamp: Large

2005-861 

Hurricane Screw

Contents of Ducted Passive Heat Front Discharge Kit

Plenum:  2560-107 Shown  (PHFR-MCE-48)

*Actual part number, size and appearance will vary 

depending on model.

2.  Kit Contents

Verify and remove contents from packaging before 

beginning installation.  See Figure 2.1 (Front Discharge).

2560-114  

Finishing Trim 

030-860

Self-Tapping #8 Screw

2600-200  Pull Tool

(1 Set)

Inner Flue, Top

Note: 

The flexible duct used with the Ducted P

assive Heat  

is manufactured and marked to the requirements of UL-

181, Class I air duct.

Summary of Contents for PHFR-MCE-36

Page 1: ...ation Instructions 5 6 Finishing Instructions 12 7 Maintenance 12 1 Introduction TheDuctedPassiveHeat PHFR MCE XX Systemconveys warm air from the fireplace into the same room through a front discharge slot connected to the appliance heat management knock outs with the provided flex ducting Installation of the Ducted Passive Heat kit must be done in conjunction with the appliance installation Insta...

Page 2: ...Screw 030 860 4 4 8 8 Replacement Part 030 860 8 1 1 1 1 Pull Tool 2600 200 1 Set 1 Set 1 Set 1 Set Inner Flue Top Service part not available 2 2 4 4 659 200 6 Inch Round Duct SRV659 125 Collar SRV662 803 Gear Clamp Large 2005 861 Hurricane Screw Contents of Ducted Passive Heat Front Discharge Kit Plenum 2560 107 Shown PHFR MCE 48 Actual part number size and appearance will vary depending on model...

Page 3: ...ance models must use all 4 heat management knock outs unless the addition of 1 alternate heatmanagementsystemisused HEAT OUT GAS HEAT ZONE GAS in conjuction with the ducted passive heat If alternate heat management systems are used with the Ducted Passive Heat Kit PHFR MCE XX they must use an outside heat management knockout location on the far left or right of the appliance AIR DUCT LENGTH Measur...

Page 4: ...Appliance to Ceiling Framing 2 X 4 Studs PHFR MCE 36 Inches 6 38 3 4 50 1 2 53 1 2 78 16 inches 406 mm on center 3 1 2 millimeters 152 984 1283 1359 1981 89 PHFR MCE 48 Inches 6 50 7 8 50 1 2 53 1 2 78 3 1 2 millimeters 152 1292 1283 1359 1981 89 PHFR MCE 60 Inches 6 62 3 4 50 1 2 53 1 2 78 3 1 2 millimeters 152 1594 1283 1359 1981 89 PHFR MCE 72 Inches 6 74 3 4 50 1 2 72 96 1 2 3 1 2 millimeters ...

Page 5: ...nstructions PHFR MCE 36 and PHFR MCE 48 kits must be installed on the two inside passive heat knockouts Outer knockouts may be used for additional heat management systems HEAT OUT GAS HEAT ZONE GAS Do not remove the outer knockouts if unused PHFR MCE 60 and PHFR MCE 72 kits must be installed on all four passive heat knockouts unless a HEAT OUT GAS or HEAT ZONE GAS will be installed One additional ...

Page 6: ...ed Into Slot REMOVE SCREWS REMOVE SCREWS PULL TOOLS PULL TOOLS Figure 5 8 Remove Heat Shield WARNING Risk of Fire Remove all debris and objects from firebox top and appliance top before operating the appliance 8 Inspect for and remove all debris that may have accumulated or objects that may have been placed on the firebox top and appliance top during the installation process All debris and objects...

Page 7: ... kits without ducts may not be used in conjunction with the Ducted Pas sive Heat kit Install Plenums and Flexible Duct Figure 5 10 Ducted Passive Heat Front Discharge Configuration COLLAR LOCATIONS FOR 36 AND 48 INCH MODELS Figure 5 11 Remove Passive Heat Knockouts WARNING Risk of Fire DO NOT remove appliance heat management knock outs unless an approved heat management system is installed Applian...

Page 8: ...t to function correctly Overheating of appliance and combustible materials will occur 13 Position the first plenum into the wall by turning verti cally to clear the studs See Figure 5 15 Figure 5 15 Turn Plenum Vertically to Clear Framing Studs 14 Turn plenum back to horizontal orientation and tilt to bring bottom nailing tabs through the opening first Rotate the plenum forward to get the top nail...

Page 9: ...plenum into the wall using drywall framing screws or nails See Figure 5 20 Figure 5 18 Position Plenum Figure 5 19 Secure Nailing Tabs Figure 5 20 Plenum Secured in Place Note The two plenums must be touching each other in the center of the opening in order for the trim to fit properly See Figure 5 21 16 Place the second plenum into position so that it sits side by side with the other plenum The t...

Page 10: ...ar to bottom side of each plenum using hur ricane screws provided in the kit See Figure 5 25 Note The PHFR MCE 60 and PHFR MCE 72 require two collars per plenum Figure 5 24 Bend Side Trim Piece BEND SIDE TRIM PIECE BEND SIDE TRIM PIECE 17 Insert the center finishing trim piece between the two plenums See Figure 5 22 and 5 23 Figure 5 22 Insert Center Finishing Trim Piece CENTER FINISHING TRIM PIEC...

Page 11: ...re 5 27 and Figure 5 29 Figure 5 27 Install Flex Venting to Appliance Figure 5 29 Flex Vent Installed with No Kinks BACK SIDE LOCATION OF BACK SIDE LOCATION OF FINISHING TRIM PIECE FINISHING TRIM PIECE See Figure 5 14 See Figure 5 14 22 Install self tapping screw through gear clamp into col lar Repeat for all collars See Figure 5 28 Figure 5 28 Install Screw into Collar SCREW SCREW WARNING Risk of...

Page 12: ...AL BEYOND THIS LINE NO WALL SHEATHING MATERIAL BEYOND THIS LINE 2 Install the appropriate trim kit as instructed See Table 1 1 WARNING Risk of Overheating DO NOT apply wall sheathing past outside edge of plenum Overheating of appliance and combustible materials will occur 7 Maintenance Service and maintain the gas fireplace per instructions included with the appliance Keep the air register s clean...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands