If a wood storage compartment is built below the in-
sert enclosure, it should be lined with non-
combustible materials. If the wood storage compart-
ment is on the same level as the floor, the floor pro-
tection should extend into the entire base of the wood
storage compartment.
Non-Combustible Tile
Backer Board
Combustible Wall-
board
Non-CombustibleTile
13/16” (20mm) Max.
Insert 60 Flange
FIG. 10 Facing Options
13/16” (20mm) Max.
Insert 60 Flange
Non-Combustible Tile
Backer Board
Combustible Wallboard
or Metal Lath
Plaster Skim Coat
Prepare the Insert 60
1. After removing the Insert 60 from the shipping enclo-
sure, remove the front door by lifting it off the hinges.
Set the door aside.
2. Remove the baffle plate from the firebox by lifting up
toward the top of the insert and lift it off the side fire-
place insert lining. Turn the baffle at an angle and pull
out through the front door opening. Note: The baffle
is made of vermiculite material and should be handled
carefully to avoid damage.
3. Remove the fireplace insert lining to provide access
to the leveling screws.
Install the Insert 60 into the
Fireplace Insert Enclosure
1. Using a helper or stove lifter, place the insert on the
platform inside the enclosure. Push the insert back
into the enclosure opening until the insert flange con-
tacts the facing material. Check to be sure the insert
is centered in the enclosure opening.
2. Adjust the leveling screws until the face plate is level
and plumb or aligned with any joints in the facing ma-
terial.
3. Replace the fireplace insert lining.
4. Reach up through the flue opening and pull down on
the stainless steel 45° slip connector elbow using the
handle provided in the elbow. Make sure the connec-
tor elbow is full engaged in the insert flue flange. See
FIG. 11.
5. Bend the two tabs over to secure the connector el-
bow. See FIG. 12.
6. Replace the baffle using the reverse order for re-
moval.
7. Replace the door.
Chimney Base/
Anchor Plate
Stainless Steel
Flex Connector
Stainless Steel
45° Slip Elbow
Flue Flange
FIG.11 Cutaway View Showing Flue Connection
7
FIG.12 Bending Flue Tabs
Summary of Contents for INSERT 60
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