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XG00516-060614

I-Series Indoor Gas Fireplace

Installation

CPI [Continuous Pilot Ignition] / IPI [Intermittent Pilot
Ignition] Jumper Cable Installation

“Why bother with the CPI mode”?

There are several reasons why you may want to use the CPI mode.

Firstly, when a flue is cold, it can be problematic to light the appliance.
It takes a bit of time, particularly on tall vents to initialize vent action.
This can result in “lifting” or “ghosting” of the flames during the first

2-3 minutes of operation. You may also have instances where the

fireplace fails to light successfully, and will attempt to re-light the
second or third time depending on prevailing temperatures or altitude.

Another reason why you may want to leave it in CPI mode is that the

pilot keeps the system warm. During a “cold” start, there will normally
be condensation form on the inner glass surface of the door. This
condensation will quickly dry off however this condensation can tend
to run down the glass and cause some streaking. CPI will greatly

resolve that this issue. If the unit is placed in CPI mode in the winter

months, the energy it takes to run the pilot is partially recovered as
heat into the building, so it is not as energy wasteful as running a

pilot in the off season.

A connector is supplied with this unit that can be plugged into
the controller. This Jumper Cable enables the Remote Control to

operate the CPI / IPI switch and set the unit to operate in either

condition. CPI means “Continuous Pilot Ignition” or “Standing Pilot”
as most people would be familiar with. IPI means “Intermittent
Pilot Ignition”, which only initializes the pilot when you are going
to be using the appliance.

The difference of CPI and IPI:

IPI Mode:

is a fuel saving mode in which the pilot is only used when

the main burner is on.

CPI:

The Pilot runs continuously even when the main burner is off.

Installing the CPI Jumper Cable

1).

Remove the Face Plate Front panel.

Figure 1 Sec.8

2).

Remove the bag containing the Jumper Cable from the plastic

bag as shown. Remove the plastic bag from the unit.

Figure 2 Sec.8

3).

Find the corresponding plug attached to the control wire harness.

Figure 3 Sec.8

4).

Pack the Cable and Plug back around the control set and re-

install the Faceplate Front.

5).

See operations section to turn remote into CPI mode.

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Summary of Contents for 30FID Traditional

Page 1: ...esidential Fireplace Insert Installation Maintenance Manual Canadian Heating Products Inc Langley BC V4W 4A1 Montigo Del Ray Corp Ferndale WA 98248 Installer Leave this manual with the appliance Consumer Retain this manual for future reference NOTICE ...

Page 2: ...sized Faceplate Installation 26 Four Sided Faceplate Installation 29 CPI Continuous Pilot Ignition IPI Intermittent Pilot Ignition Jumper Cable Installation 32 Leveling the Unit 33 Connecting Power 34 Battery Installation Replacement 34 Brick Panel Installation 35 Porcelain Panel Installation 36 Operation 42 Initial Operation 42 Master Override Switch 43 Aeration Adjustment 45 Remote Operation 46 ...

Page 3: ...eries Indoor Gas Fireplace Safety Alert Legend Safety Alerts If the information in these instructions is not followed exactly a fire or explosion may result causing property damage personal injury or death WARNING Safety Alerts ...

Page 4: ...ed by and Montigo disclaims any responsibility for the following actions Modification of the fireplace and or components including Direct Vent assembly or glass doors Use of any component part not manufactured or approved by Montigo in combination with this Montigo fireplace system Installation other than as instructed in this manual ConsultyourlocalGasInspectionBranchoninstallationrequirements fo...

Page 5: ... InstallationsintoaSolidFuelBurnerFireplaceoraFactory Built Fireplace Thisgasappliancehasbeentestedandapprovedforinstallation into any approved masonry or factory built solid fuel fireplace in which this gas insert will fit In the event that the vertical height of the factory built fireplace is to low and that the removal of some components such as the flue baffle flue damper or surround panels wi...

Page 6: ...lerance 1 25 mm 27 3 4 705mm 26 1 4 667mm 24 1 4 616mm 26 7 8 683mm 19 1 2 497mm 16 5 8 421mm 14 1 4 361mm 42 1067mm 13 1 2 343mm 19 7 8 506mm 8 203mm 11 1 4 286mm 29 1 2 750mm I E 3 Exhaust 76mm 3 Intake Air Inlet 76mm 13 1 2 343mm 6 3 4 171mm 25 3 8 645mm 20 508mm 30DVI UNIT DIMENSIONS Section 1 Product Dimensions Standard Trim ...

Page 7: ...m with Offset Kit Figure 3 Sec 1 30DFIDV L offset trim dimensions Tolerance 1 25 mm 26 1 4 667mm 16 5 8 421mm 14 1 2 370mm 27 3 4 705mm 24 3 8 619mm 25 3 8 645mm 26 7 8 683mm 27 5 8 702mm 39 991mm 42 1066mm 43 1 2 1105mm 19 1 2 497mm 19 7 8 506mm 11 1 2 291mm 4 1 4 107mm 28 712mm 20 508mm Set Back Surround ...

Page 8: ...ns Oversized Trim Figure 4 Sec 1 30DFIDV L oversized trim dimensions Tolerance 1 25 mm 27 3 4 705mm 26 1 4 667mm 24 1 4 616mm 19 1 2 497mm 16 5 8 421mm 14 1 2 370mm 29 7 8 759mm 27 3 8 695mm 43 1092mm 47 7 8 1217mm 13 1 2 343mm 19 7 8 506mm 29 1 2 750mm 20 508mm 13 1 2 343mm Oversize Surround ...

Page 9: ...sided Trim Figure 5 Sec 1 30DFIDV L four sided trim dimensions Tolerance 1 25 mm 26 1 4 667mm 16 5 8 421mm 14 1 2 370mm 27 3 4 705mm 19 1 2 494mm 29 1 2 749mm 32 813mm 39 991mm 42 1066mm 24 3 8 619mm 5 1 4 133mm 7 3 8 186mm 13 1 2 343mm 19 7 8 506mm 29 1 2 750mm 20 508mm 13 1 2 343mm 4 Sided Surround ...

Page 10: ... factors Gas line location electrical connection and gas line type can play into what the minimum installation size can be The diagram below illustrates the smallest possible size requirement of this model Please take into consideration these other factors when determining if this appliance will fit into your masonry or manufactured fireplace A 20 508mm 14 356mm 30 762mm Gas and Electrical supply ...

Page 11: ...nstalled into masonry or manufactured fireplaces There is no requirement to have a non combustible hearth in front of the unit Clearances to the underside of the mantel or sidewall are measured from the edge of the door screen front The Mantel is shown as 10 maximum at a distance of 16 minimum from the door edge top The mantel can be extended further providing that you increase the height proporti...

Page 12: ... Your Montigo 30FID is approved to be installed with the following venting components Termination 46DVA VCH Duravent Vertical High Wind Termination Adaptor 46DVA GK Duravent 3 x 3 to 4 x 5 5 8 Co linear to Co axialAdaptor Connectors 3DFA FC Duravent 3 Flex Liner Coupling Venting 3 Flex Liner Coupling MONTIGO ...

Page 13: ...ewsineachVent 4 Install the Termination to the top of Adaptor Use a minimum of 4 tech screws to attach the Termination to the Adaptor 5 Feed the Flex Venting down the chimney until the Adaptor is situated near the top of the Chimney Use a commercial grade of sealant between the Flashing and the Chimney top Fasten the Flashing to the top of the Chimney using a fastening method that will properly se...

Page 14: ...ill slowly slide the Fireplace Insert back into the Fireplace Cavity At the same time you will be pulling the Flue Slide Plate forward onto the Fireplace Insert Be extremely careful that the Gasket between the Fireplace Insert and the Flue Collar Slide Plate isn t damaged and remains in the correct position Failure of this gasket will greatly diminish the operation of this appliance 14 Once the Fl...

Page 15: ...e that all the components shown here are included in your shipment and that all components are received in good condition Please notify your retailer directly if there are any discrepancies with your shipment Instruction Guide Remote Control Batteries Door Tool Door Tool Instruction Guide Batteries Remote Control Additional Items Required To Be Ordered Separately Faceplate Kit Firebox Liners Venti...

Page 16: ...ure 5 Sec 4 Faceplate Trim Box standard trim Figure 6 Sec 4 Supplied Screws Figure 7 Sec 4 Front and Rear Standard Faceplates Standard Faceplate Kit Figure 8 Sec 4 Back of Rear Faceplate Figure 9 Sec 4 Suppled electrical strain relief and zap strap Master Override Switch ...

Page 17: ...hat engage it on the bottom of the Door Frame c Move the retainer downward and then back underneath the Door d Swing the Door outward from the unit and then lift the Door up and over the top Tabs Figure 1 Sec 5 Door Tool Bottom of Door Figure 2 Sec 5 Engaging the Door Tool Into the Door Retainer Figure 3 Sec 5 The door latch released from the Door Figure 4 Sec 5SwingtheDoorawayfromtheunit liftover...

Page 18: ...tor zap strap and gas fitter conversion label Figure 2 Sec 6 Figure 3 Sec 6 Tools required 1 Torx T20 Screw Driver Bit 2 3 8 Socket Driver 3 5 32 Allen Key 4 Needle Nose Pliers or Small Flat Head Screw Driver The 6 major items that need modification to convert a unit to LP 1 Variable regulator on the gas valve 2 The main burner orifice 3 The pilot burner orifice 4 Set minimum primary air tab 5 Lab...

Page 19: ...igure 7 Sec 6 5 Remove the top 2 screws that hold the control mounting bracket in place 6 Unplug the cable that runs from the stepper motor to the control board and remove it from in between the control board mounting bracket and the fireplace Figure 9 Sec 6 7 Place the LP stepper motor onto the valve being extremely careful that the orientation of the regulator is correct 8 Reinstall the 2 screws...

Page 20: ... mounting bracket Using the zip strap supplied secure the excess of wires neatly within the control valve area Re install the 2 screws that keep the valve body from swinging out from the unit When swinging valve back in use care to not pinch or kink wires or pilot gas line Inspect pilot gas line for leaks Converting the main burner orifice to LP 15 Place the LP main orifice into the end of the soc...

Page 21: ...LP Pilot orifice If you get the orifices mixed up the LP orifice has a grove machined around the diameter near the end Figure 19 Sec 6 20 Reverse steps to install pilot hood 21 The minimum primary air setting is different depending on fuel and burner The minimum primary air is set by hand bent tabs on the primary air adjustment Bend the appropriate tab down for your fuel and burner See specificati...

Page 22: ...re you leak test the entire system and check all operational functions to ensure that the unit is performing safely and properly 24 Fill out required information on LP conversion label Figure 21 Sec 6 25 Remove rating plate from under appliance and turn it over to the blank side Figure 22 Sec 6 26 Apply sticker to blank side Put rating plate back Figure 23 Sec 6 ...

Page 23: ...rd pipe the gas supply a union will be required Figure 24 Sec 6 Control valve and gas flex line shown Emergency Shut off Valve This appliance is equipped with a shut off valve for use incase of emergency It is located on top of the appliance gas valve and can be accessed and operated through the front of the fireplace using the door tool Appliance is shipped from the manufacturer with the emergenc...

Page 24: ... 6 2 Using a slotted screw driver loosen the Manifold Tap on the valve front Figure 28 Sec 6 3 Attach a silicon hose to over top of the pressure tap on the valve face Connect the hose to a manometer Figure 29 Sec 6 Shown on manifold tap 4 The emergency Shut off valve needs to be placed in the ON position see section for operation The pressure tap on the left is to be used to measure supply line pr...

Page 25: ... faceplate and peel the red protective plastic off of the self adhesive tape Figure 1 Sec 7StandardFaceplateOffsetKitContents 1 Unpack the standard faceplate kit Take the rear faceplate and cut 0 325 inches away from the wire pass through hole at the bottom right hand corner 3 Place the rear panel from the standard faceplate over top of the offset trim Press down on the adhesive to guarantee good ...

Page 26: ...dard or Oversized Faceplate Kit Contents 3 Lift the Rear Faceplate up and over the Magnets located the top of the fireplace Figure 7 Sec 7 The Rear Faceplate Panel 1 Remove the Lighting Instructions from the Control area and leave on the floor in front of the unit Figure 8 Sec 7 Figure 9 Sec 7 2 Make sure that the attachment screw is installed in the small tab at the lower front right part of the ...

Page 27: ...p that is on the On Off Switch wire harness Figure 14 Sec 7 7 Slip the Split Plastic Grommet found in the plastic bag attached to the master override switch around the Power Cable and then press it into the provision on the right lower side of the Rear Faceplate to secure the Power Cord Figure 15 Sec 7 8 Thread the On Off Wire Harness through the gap between the Control Board Mounting Bracket and ...

Page 28: ...master If you apply gas and power to the unit while this switch is in the ON position it will initiate lighting Figure 19 Sec 7 13 The Front trim is now installed It has two fasteners at the bottom which must be engaged in the bottom right and left of the Front Faceplate Magnets hold it at the top right and left Figure 20 Sec 7 14 Screws to secure the Front Faceplate at the bottom left and right 1...

Page 29: ...3 Lift the Rear Faceplate up and over the Magnets located the top of the fireplace 1 Remove the Lighting Instructions from the Control area and leave on the floor in front of the unit Figure 23 Sec 7 Four Sided Faceplate Kit Contents Figure 24 Sec 7 2 Make sure that the attachment screw is installed in the small tab at the lower front right part of the Rear Faceplate and the lower left corner of t...

Page 30: ...Strap that is on the On Off Switch wire harness Figure 30 Sec 7 7 Slip the Split Plastic Grommet found in the plastic bag attached to the master override switch around the Power Cable and then press it into the provision on the right lower side of the Rear Faceplate to secure the Power Cord Figure 31 Sec 7 8 Thread the On Off Wire Harness through the gap between the Control Board Mounting Bracket ...

Page 31: ...master If you apply gas and power to the unit while this switch is in the ON position it will initiate lighting Figure 35 Sec 7 13 The Front trim is now installed It has two fasteners at the bottom which must be engaged in the bottom right and left of the Front Faceplate Magnets hold it at the top right and left Figure 36 Sec 7 14 Screws to secure the Front Faceplate at the bottom left and right 1...

Page 32: ...the unit is placed in CPI mode in the winter months the energy it takes to run the pilot is partially recovered as heat into the building so it is not as energy wasteful as running a pilot in the off season A connector is supplied with this unit that can be plugged into the controller This Jumper Cable enables the Remote Control to operate the CPI IPI switch and set the unit to operate in either c...

Page 33: ...nt of the Rear Faceplate Once the unit is in position you can use a Phillips screw driver or Slotted screw drivers to adjust each leveling screw as required 2 Rear leveling screw adjustment Linear burner version shown Figure 4 Sec 8 3 Front leveling Screw adjustment Linear burner version shown Figure 5 Sec 8 1 Remove burner see section on burner removal and install 4 Reinstall the burner ...

Page 34: ...Batteries The Control Backup uses 4x AA batteries to continue operations during power outages The Remote Control uses 3x AAA Batteries for general operation The Control Backup Batteries should be changed on a regular basis regardless of if they have been used or not so that in the event of a power failure you will continue to have an operational heating appliance To replace the Controller Backup B...

Page 35: ...Firebox Panels will slide within them Leave enough room to slide the rear panel behind the side panel Figure 2 Sec 9 Figure 3 Sec 9 3 Place the Rear Brick Panel behind the Right Panel This panel can be installed upside down so make curtain that the grout lines line up with the side panel make sure grout line is at the top of the rear panel Push right side panel back until it hits the rear panel Ad...

Page 36: ... Figure 7 Sec 9 Figure 8 Sec 9 2 The back of the porcelain panels have insulation Make sure insulation is in good order Without insulation you may experience pilot stability issues Figure 9 Sec 9 3 Theporcelainpanelkitcomeswithreplacementpanelretainers Use if necessary See figure for panel retainer location Figure 10 Sec 9 5 Carefully slide the right panel along the right side of the firebox leavi...

Page 37: ...els Using one of the supplied screws secure the side panel to the bottom panel retainer You may need to push the panel back into the firebox to get the holes to line up Figure 13 Sec 9 8 Slidetheleftpanelintothefireboxuntilittouchestherearpanel Secure with the supplied screw into the bottom panel retainer Figure 14 Sec 9 9 If needed push the top panel retainers in with a screw driver to keep the p...

Page 38: ...low the images provided to ensure proper operation and flame pattern Figure 16 Sec 9 1 Inspect the logs as received for any shipping or handling damage Figure 17 Sec 9 Burner as shipped Figure 18 Sec 9 Ceramic baffle installation 2 Place black ceramic air baffle on the left side of the firebox The profile of the burner continues on the ceramic log baffle Figure 19 Sec 9 Log 2 installation 3 Place ...

Page 39: ...front end of the log into the cradle of the ceramic burner see figure 18d Figure 22 Sec 9 Log 3 installation 5 Place the third log on the ceramic burner Them ember part of the log locates on an ember on the burner The front of the log locates to a groove in the burner see figure 18g 18j Figure 23 Sec 9 Log 3 installation details Figure 24 Sec 9 Log 3 installation details ...

Page 40: ... of the first log The first log has a ceramic pin to locate the fifth log see figure 18m Figure 26 Sec 9 Log 5 installation details Figure 27 Sec 9 Log 5 installation 8 Place the sixth log on top of the fifth and first log The curve in the sixth log meets up with a locator on the first log The fifth log has a groove in it Line up the front and sixth log with this groove see figure 18o Figure 28 Se...

Page 41: ...n the ceramic burner and place the top end on the second log Place the other end on the Y on the sixth log see figure 18q Figure 31 Sec 9 Log 7 installation 10 Place the end of the eighth log in the ceramic burner The cross the eighth log across the seventh log see figure 18s Figure 32 Sec 9 Log 8 installation detail Figure 33 Sec 9 Completed Log Installation ...

Page 42: ... burner as intended The pilot flame adjustment is on the front of the valve You need to turn on the fireplace and then using remote control turn down the flame height until the main burner goes out leaving only the pilot flame on If you reduce the pilot flame too much the unit will go out and then try to re lite automatically Figure 1 Sec 10 Valve is swung away from the unit Figure 2 Sec 10 If the...

Page 43: ...replace Operation Master Override Switch The on off switch is located on the top right hand side of the Rear Faceplate Figure 4 Sec 10 This switch is the master override switch If it is in the off position the remote con not turn on the fireplace ...

Page 44: ...ograming Button LED1 Red Diagnostic Light LED2 Amber Programing Remote Control Light Power 3 15A Fuse Stepper Motor Main Harness Main ON OFF Switch Sensor Igniter Manifold Pressure Test Connection Pilot Adjustment Screw Inlet Pressure Test Connection Output Regulator Control Optional ...

Page 45: ...ation settings should only be made when the unit is at full operating temperature The aeration setting lever can be accessed using the Door Tool that comes with the unit The aeration setting lever is located underneath the firebox about half way be into the unit The lever pulled forwards increases the aeration setting and push rearward decreases the aeration setting The ideal setting will result i...

Page 46: ...dex between the features and a Thermostat Key is used to turn On Off or index through Thermostat functions see figure 25 27 Additionally a Key Lock feature is provided see figure 39 The Proflame 2 System consists of the following elements 1 Pilot Assembly 2 Proflame Gas Valve 3 Proflame 2 Control Module 4 Wiring Harness 5 Variable Speed fans 6 Variable Accent Lights 7 Proflame 2 remote control 8 B...

Page 47: ...ermostat Key and the Mode Key at the same time Look at the LCD screen on the Remote Control to verify that a C or F is visible to the right of the Room Temperature display see figure 29 Turn On the Fireplace With the system Off turn the master override switch to on and press the On Off Key on the Remote Control The Remote Control display will show some other active Icons on the screen At the same ...

Page 48: ...d temperature to control the comfort level in a room To activate the function press the Thermostat Key see figure 25 The LCD display on the remote control will change to show that the room thermostat is On and the set temperature is now displayed see figure 33 To adjust the set temperature press the Up or Down Arrow Keys until the desired set temperature is displayed on the LCD screen of the Trans...

Page 49: ...vate this function use the Mode Key see figure 25 to index to the accent light icon see figure 37 Pressing the Up Arrow Key will turn the light on at the lowest setting Continue pressing up to get brighter Pressing the Down Arrow Key will turn the lights down until you get to the off position A single beep will confirm the reception of the command Figure 19 Sec 10 Light Control Disabling Thermosta...

Page 50: ...peration To activate this function press the Mode and Up Keys at the same time see figure 39 To de activate this function press the Mode and Up Keys at the same time Figure 23 Sec 10 Key Lock Remote Control When the Remote Control batteries are low a Battery Icon will appear on the LCD display of the Remote Control see figure 40 before all battery power is lost When the batteries are replaced this...

Page 51: ...CK MAIN ON OFF SWITCH YELLOW GREEN 885 PROFLAME PILOT BURNER ORANGE GREEN BLACK BROWN YELLOW ORANGE 6 10 4 6 3 4 Blk Blk Wht Wht OPTIONAL CPI IPI Jumper BLUE WHITE X10 X11 X12 X13 X1 X6 X5 X4 X3 X2 LED Lights LED1 Red LED LED2 Amber LED 3 15A FUSE SW1 Variable Label all wires prior to disconnection when servicing controls Wiring errors can CAUTION cause improper and dangerous operation Verify oper...

Page 52: ...ing the burner not to damage it WheninstallingorremovingtheBurner takeduecarenottodamage the PilotAssembly The Burner has to be lifted over the Pilot in either case and contact with the Pilot should be avoided Burner Support Bracket Figure 26 Sec 10 Burner support bracket location Mixing Tube Figure 27 Sec 10 Log burner mixing tube Figure 28 Sec 10 1 Using a small screw driver or pliers bend the t...

Page 53: ...ve the Mixing Tube situated into the Rear Burner Support lowerthefrontoftheBurnerovertheFrontBurnerSupports Usingthesamesmallscrewdriverorpliers bentthetabsjustenough that the burner cannot be moved from its position 3 Check again that the Mixing Tube is still inside the Rear Burner SupportbygraspingtherearoftheBurnerandpullingup IftheMixing Tube is properly installed the Log Burner will not move ...

Page 54: ...bought at most national hardware stores or through your Montigo fireplace dealer See specs page for information on bulbs If you supply your won bulbs do not use greater than 20 watt bulbs 5 Replace the Upper Panel Retainers and Firebox Liners Fan Blower Replacement The Fans or Blowers supplied with your appliance are the best quality available These Fans should provide years and years of trouble f...

Page 55: ...ut the Zip Strap that holds the Fan Wire Harness in the Valve Compartment Figure 37 Sec 10 8 Disconnect the Fan Wire Harness Figure 38 Sec 10 9 Disconnect the Fan Wire Harness at the back as well Figure 39 Sec 10 10 Remove 3 screws that mount each fan in place Figure 40 Sec 10 11 Remove the Blowers from the Fireplace Figure 41 Sec 10 ...

Page 56: ...r operation youwillneedtore connecttheelectricalsupplytemporarily Disconnect the Electrical Supply after testing the Blowers Figure 43 Sec 10 14 Re install the Outer Shell Rear panel 15 You will need to replace the Flue Collar Plate Gasket prior to re installation into the cavity 16 Replacing the Flue Connector Plate Gasket 17 Re install the unit into the Cavity See the section on Vent Connections...

Page 57: ...both the inner on outer surfaces In order to clean the outer surface you will need to remove the Safety Barrier Figure 45 Sec 10 1 Remove the Fireplace Door See the section on Setup for details on door installation and removal Figure 46 Sec 10 2 On a flat work surface place the Door with the Safety Barrier facing up Remove 4 screws that attach the Safety Barrier to the Firebox Door 3 Lift the Safe...

Page 58: ...ance wouldprovideyearsofreliableanddurableservicewhileoperating at a very high efficiency level Keeping this in mind there may be several conditions where this level of efficiency may not be desirable If you are operating this appliance at a very high altitude or in extremely cold climates start up may be difficult There may also be a situation where the high level of efficiency isn t wanted sucha...

Page 59: ...re the rear 6 Remove the 4 screws that secure the bypass plate to the bottom of the Heat Exchanger CAUTION Screws may be tight Use DW40 to help reduce the risk of screws stripping or breaking heads Figure 52 Sec 10 7 Once the Restrictor has been removed it is important that you return the screws to their locations again 8 Re install the Firebox Baffle left and right Upper Firebox Panel Retainers F...

Page 60: ...with the following steps Figure 54 Sec 10 Pilot Replacement Kit shown 1 Disconnect Gas and Electrical Supply to the Appliance You will need to have the unit outside the install to access the Valve location If the unit has already been installed see the sections on removing the Faceplate Panels and Vent Connections 2 RemovetheFireboxPanelsandBurnerAssembly seeappropriate sections 3 Remove the 2 scr...

Page 61: ...e 61 Sec 10 10 InstallthereplacementComponentsinthereverseorder through the Firebox wall Install the Pilot Assembly Bracket to the Firebox floor with 2 screws Pass the wires through rubber gasket Make sure the pilot gas line goes through the far right hole of the gasket and the cuts in the gasket face up Make sure that the Ground Wire Star Washer and screw are assembled to the bottom of the Pilot ...

Page 62: ... the line 13 Feed the 2 electrical wires in between the shell of the unit and the Control Board and plug them into the appropriate terminals on the control board 14 Tie up excess wires and zap strap Take care to not pinch or kink wires and pilot gas line 15 Reverse these steps for reinstallation Re connect Gas and Electrical supply Figure 65 Sec 10 ...

Page 63: ...the Front Faceplate See the appropriate section for instruction on Faceplate removal 4 Carefully cut the zip strap that secures some of the wires from the top of the Control Board Figure 67 Sec 10 5 Unplug all of the electrical connections on the left and right side of the board Figure 68 Sec 10 6 RemovethescrewsthatfastentheboardtotheMountingBracket One is located above and one below the board Fi...

Page 64: ...he Front Faceplate from the appliance 3 The Fuse is in a plastic retainer located on the right side of the Control Board The Plastic Retainer plugs into the Control Board as a Cable End would You may have to gently use a screw driver to wiggle this away from the Control Board Figure 73 Sec 10 4 Remove and replace the Fuse from the Plastic Retainer Figure 74 Sec 10 4 Re install the Plastic Retainer...

Page 65: ... restricted or damaged in any way c Make sure there are no dips in the venting Condensation can collect and affect the performance of the Fireplace if the venting is not vertical in all areas 2 Roof Termination a Make sure that all sealing materials are in good condition and that there is no opportunity for moisture to access the building b Make sure there are no signs of corrosion to the Vent Ter...

Page 66: ...thePilotFlameSensorRod and clean with steel wool or similar 2 Check the Pilot hood and clean with steel wool if dirty 3 Check flame sensor wire is plugged control board and is not damaged 4 Adjust pilot flame using the pilot adjustment screw if the pilot flame is too long or too short Flame should fully engulf the sensor rod and must be stable 5 Check supply pressure 6 Check and make sure the grou...

Page 67: ...The Companies 2 The Montigo Gas Appliance must be subjected to normal use The Gas Appliances are designed to burn gas only Burning conventional fireplace fuels such as wood coal or any other solid fuel will cause damage to the Gas Appliance will produce excessive temperatures and will result in a fire hazard Limitations On Liability It is expressly agreed and understood that The Companies sole obl...

Page 68: ...ght of eight 8 feet above grade directly in line with the exhaust vent terminal for the horizontally vented gas fueled heating appliance or equipment The sign shall read in print size no less than one half 1 2 inch in size GAS VENT DIRECTLY BELOW KEEP CLEAR OF ALL OBSTRUCTIONS 4 INSPECTION The state or local gas inspector of the side wall horizontally vented gas fueled equipment shall not approve ...

Page 69: ...Page 69 XG00516 092314 I Series Indoor Gas Fireplace Notes ...

Page 70: ...Ferndale Washington TF 1 800 789 6236 FX 1 866 3000 0927 XG0516 060614 Langley British Columbia TF 1 800 378 3115 FX 1 604 607 6462 I Series Residential Insert Gas Fireplace ...

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