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6/21/2010 

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TK Installation 

 

WARNING: 

Confirm this appliance is built for the gas used – natural gas or LP.  Do not used natural gas 

appliance with LP or LP appliance with natural gas.  Refer to label on this appliance. 

 

 

WARNING: 

Always use proper materials and construction for gas supply, power, and post.  Select 

materials that are non-combustible. . 
 

WARRANTY REQUIREMENT: 

The TK should be supported by a 3” Post of sufficient strength to  

support the TK head and withstand winds.. 
 

WARRANTY REQUIREMENT: 

Do not change the TK configuration in any way. 

 

 

IMPORTANT:  If method 3 or 4 is used check PVC/Post fit as desired before mortaring PVC in place.  

 

Installation 

1.

 

Ensure gas and power to the TK location are shut off. 

2.

 

Cut a 3/8” by 2-1/4” slot in the top of the post for the needle valve stem. (Image 3&4, pg 6) 

3.

 

Run Flex Hose through post (if used). 

4.

 

Run power wire though post.   

5.

 

Connect ¼” Male end of flex hose to TK Head.  Avoid sharp bends with  flex hose to prevent whistling. 

6.

 

Turn on main gas supply and check all fittings in and around TK for leaks using a leak reactant, 

               leak detector or soapy water.  If leaks are found, shut off gas supply repair leaks and retest. 

 

7.

 

Connect 24VAC to wires from bottom of TK.  

a.

 

White is common,  Black is positive. 

8.

 

Set post in place and secure. 

9.

 

Secure Post by chosen installation method. 

a.

 

For method 3 & 4 mortar the PVC sleeve in place. 

b.

 

Choose inside or out sleeve and ensure your PVC fits your post prior to mortaring in place 

 

Slide post over or inside of PVC Sleeve and back fill.  

o

 

Allows for the post to be removed for service.   

10.

 

Ensure finished installation is sturdy. 

a.

 

 For the 3” PVC a bead of silicone at the post/PVC seam can be applied to add stability if needed.  

 

Figure 1 - Examples of Installation Methods

 

 

Summary of Contents for HWI

Page 1: ...ire or explosion may result causing property damage personal injury or loss of life Do not store gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in vicinity of this or any other appliance What to do if smell gas Do not try to light appliance Do not touch any electrical switch do not use any phone in vicinity Immediately call your gas supplier from your neighbor s phone Follow gas supplier s instruc...

Page 2: ...nd user to turn off power to electric outlet for the remote control receiver when the TK is not in use This should be done via wall switch or breaker WARNING We suggest that our products be installed and serviced by professionals who are certified in the U S by NFI National Fireplace Institute or in Canada by WETT Wood Energy Technical Training Installer must follow all instructions carefully to e...

Page 3: ... cannot get closer than a 48 perimeter around the flame Select a location where the TK can be attended during operation Never leave an operating TK unattended or by someone not familiar with its operation or emergency shut off locations Wooden or solid surfaces such as granite or marble must be located far enough away that they do not reach a temperature of more than 100 degrees F plus ambient air...

Page 4: ...le valve stem Image 3 4 pg 6 3 Run Flex Hose through post if used 4 Run power wire though post 5 Connect Male end of flex hose to TK Head Avoid sharp bends with flex hose to prevent whistling 6 Turn on main gas supply and check all fittings in and around TK for leaks using a leak reactant leak detector or soapy water If leaks are found shut off gas supply repair leaks and retest 7 Connect 24VAC to...

Page 5: ...Do If Smell Gas Pg 1 2 Confirm there is no debris in TK as mentioned in warnings 3 Turn ON electrical power and gas to fire pit 4 Using wall switch or remote turn ON TK this may take several cycles to purge any air 5 To reset after lockout power unit down then restart 6 Once TK has ignited DO NOT leave unattended Sequence of Operation 1 The hot wire igniter will be powered glow red for 5 seconds b...

Page 6: ...wer and gas are shut off c Allow the unit to cool d Carefully remove the top by turning clockwise and lifting a Be careful not to damage igniter e Lift the Kano sleeve off a The Kano sleeve and top can be cleaned with a soft rag water and a mild soap b Use a non abrasive soap to prevent scratching the Kano sleeve 3 Cleaning of thermocouple A build up of soot on the thermocouple will result in the ...

Page 7: ...2 2 Dirty Thermocouple Clean using soft brush Pg 6 8 Warranty Limited Warranty Hearth Products Controls Company HPC warranties HWI TK Torch against manufacturing defects that prevent safe and correct function as follows Electronics Gas Valve Commercial 6mos Residential 1 yr Stainless Steel Aluminum Components Commercial 1yr Residential 3yrs This commences from the date of original sale shipment fr...

Page 8: ...he Series 940 TK manufactured by Hearth Products Controls I have had the opportunity to contact the manufacturer concerning any question I may have regarding the attached information I have also instructed the end user as to the safe operation of the unit Signature _______________________________Date _____________________________ Signature of Company Representative ________________________________...

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