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Assembly Instructions - 60” (cont.)
Since the inside corner of the steel angle is
rounded, it is a good idea to round the bottom front corner
of the damper support to match the steel.
With the bevel cut ends of the damper support
pairs meeting at the middle of the firebox, the bevel joint
should be an even and good fit. The damper supports
overall installed length should be 73-1/2”. (Figure 33)
Note:
Do not join the damper supports with a butt joint.
The bevel joint discussed above is the
REQUIRED
type
of joint for the damper support.
The bevel angle of 15˚ degrees is a convenient
angle and is given as a suggested angle. The angle of the
bevel cut could be greater, just so the bevel cut in each
damper support joining pair is the same angle in order to
have a good fit at the joint.
Please consult your local sales representative
for the appropriate damper systems for models 60 and 72.
Step 10:
Damper support (left), part M94L and damper
support (right), part M94R, one each required. To be
used “as is”.Set the damper support (left) and the damper
support (right) into place on top of the firebox side walls
in between the front and rear damper supports.
Each of the damper supports, right and left, is
designed specifically for its own side of the unit. When
properly set, each damper plate side piece sits flush with
the outside face of the firebox side wall. The interior
bottom edge of the damper support end pieces aligns with
the angle of the interior of the firebox side wall (Figure
33).
For the MAGNUM Model 60 the smoke dome
components stack two tiers high giving a smoke dome of
approximately 32” in height.
Step 11:
Smoke dome medium, part 11, two required,
to be “field modified”; smoke dome large, part 13, six
required, to be “field modified”; smoke dome top sloping,
part 34, four required, to be used “as is”.
Begin building the MAGNUM Model 60
Fireplace smoke dome by cutting the haunch off of one
end of each of the two smoke dome large components,
part 13. After cutting the bottom length of the piece will
be 49 3/4”". (Figure 34) When cutting the haunch off be
sure to follow the angle of the sloping end in order to get
the proper slope angle to the cut.
73 ½”
FIGURE 33
49
¾”
REMOVE
35 ½”
85 ½”
50”
23 3/4”
REMOVE
FIGURE 34
FIGURE 35
2 ¾”
FIGURE 38
FIGURE 37
FIGURE 36
