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WARNING: THE COUNTERWEIGHTS IN THIS UNIT ARE VERY HEAVY
AND CAN CAUSE INJURY. USE CAUTION WHEN REMOVING DOORS,
COUNTERWEIGHTS, OR CABLES. ALWAYS ENSURE CABLES ARE
SECURED WHEN REMOVING DOORS.

Firescreen Replacement

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Remove side shields

Remove 4 screws

Release firescreen from counterweights

Tilt bottom of screen out to remove

1. Remove the side shields (2 from each side) by unhooking from unit and

lifting up and out.

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2. Slide the screen door up and out of the way.

3. Using an Allen key–remove 2 screws on each side (located behind the door

tracks) in locations shown below.

4. Release the mesh door from the counterweights (front + back).

5. Slide the screen door forward past the clean edge, tilt the bottom outward

to remove.

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Summary of Contents for CF780

Page 1: ...ference MODEL CF780 www regency fire com CF780 Wood Fireplace Owners Installation Manual If the information in these instructions is not followed exactly a fire or explosion may result causing property damage personal injury or death Please read the entire manual before you install and use your appliance Follow the instructions in the installation manual for proper use 919 895a French Manual http ...

Page 2: ...r inconsistent with operating instructions in this manual CAUTION BURN UNTREATED WOOD ONLY OTHER MATERIALS SUCH AS WOOD PRESERVATIVES METAL FOILS COAL PLASTIC GARBAGE SULPHUR OR OIL MAY DAMAGE THE FIREPLACE DO NOT BURN Treated wood Lawn clippings or yard waste Manure or animal remains Coal Materials containing rubber including tires Saltwater driftwood or other previously salt water saturated mate...

Page 3: ...els 24 Spark Guard 25 CF780 Brick Installation 26 CF780 Andirons Fire dog Installation 26 Gas Log Installation 27 Side shield installation 28 operation Lighting the CF780 29 Controlling Your Fire 29 Seasoned Wood 29 Refueling 29 Flue Damper Control 30 Outside Air Control 30 Firescreen Operation 31 Glass Door Operation 32 Glass Door open for cleaning 32 maintenance General Cleaning 33 Touch up Pain...

Page 4: ...DES BRÛLURES LIRE LES CONSIGNES CI DESSUS HOT WHILE IN OPERATION DO NOT TOUCH KEEP CHILDREN CLOTHING AND FURNITURE AWAY MAY CAUSE SKIN BURNS READ ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS 2021 2022 2023 2019 2020 WARNING To avoid the risk of damaging fireplace materials and increasing the risk of spreading a fire DO NOT USE the fireplace to cook or warm food CAUTION This fireplace requires a large amount of air to opera...

Page 5: ...tages Safety Warnings THE CF780 IS CAPABLE OF BURNING CLEANLY PRIMARILY BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN ENGINEERED TO QUICKLY BURN VERY HOT THIS RESULTS IN A BEAUTIFUL CLEAN FIRE BUT CAN CAUSE DURABIL ITY PROBLEMS IF THE UNIT IS REGULARLY OVERLOADED AND OR OPERATED CONTINUOUSLY WITH LARGE WOOD LOADS THE CF780 IS PRIMARILY A DECORATIVE APPLIANCE AND ACCORDINGLY LESS EFFICIENTTHAN AWOOD BURNING STOVE SOTHERE IS...

Page 6: ...g unit to pallet 4 total 2 Remove bracket held in place with 2 x 1 4 hex head screws on the exterior of the unit NOTE replace 2 x 1 4 screws when bracket is removed From the interior remove 2 x 5 16 screws to completely remove bracket 3 Remove all part pieces from the interior of the unit 4 Remove the floor standoff that is secured with 4 x 5 16 hex head screws to the back of appliance 6 CF780 Woo...

Page 7: ...l Grills must be installed and are supplied with the unit Optional If installing grills other than the ones supplied you must adhere to the minimum open area For example you can install two 2 large grills one at ceiling level and one at floor level but each grill must be 57 square inches of open area Shown with Anchor Plate The anchor plate height will vary depending on the specific chimney manufa...

Page 8: ...1 next page Refer to I on Table 1 next page Refer to C on Table 1 next page Refer to N on Table 1 next page Refer to L on Table 1 next page Refer to B on Table 1 next page Refer to H on Table 1 next page 8 CF780 Wood Fireplace installation ...

Page 9: ...y height supported by the fireplace 15 4 57m H Minimumdepthofnon combustiblehearthextension fromthefrontofthefireplace refer to the INSTALLATION Hearth Extension section for details 20 508mm I Minimum width of non combustible hearth extension total width must be cen tered on the firebox opening refer to the INSTALLATION Hearth Extension section for details 61 3 8 1559mm J Minimum width of the spar...

Page 10: ...lla tion distance Also the thinnest point of the mantel leg must not be installed closer than the minimum installation distance corresponding to its depth Refer to the INSTALLATION Mantel section TABLE 3 MANTEL LEG CLEARANCES Maximum Mantel Leg Depth Minimum Installation Height 0 to 3 6 12 12 A combustible mantel leg MUST NOT be installed less than 6 from either side of the fireplace opening A com...

Page 11: ... excessive condensation of combustion products If you do install an exterior chimney we recommend that you install it within an insulated enclosure see Installation Chase Enclosure WARNING In order to avoid the possibility of exposed insulation or the vapor barrier coming in contact with the appliance body it is recommended that the walls of the enclosure be finished off with drywall as you would ...

Page 12: ...adiation shield with Storm Collar in the Attic 8 Insulated Chimney Radiation Shield 8 Anchor Plate from chimney manufacturer Ceiling Hearth Extension Ventilation Grills Two each side required Ceiling level 3 down Floor level 3 up from fin ished floor Optional Outside Air 12 CF780 Wood Fireplace installation ...

Page 13: ...vely two larger grills not supplied may be installed but must be a minimum of 57 square inches of open area each Do not remove cover chase grills These are mandatory and required to ensure there is no overheating of the chase cavity Chase ventilation grills are required for all installs The ventilation grills must be installed within the home to prevent moisture buildup with in the chase fireplace...

Page 14: ...ture to prevent sagging 2 Determine location level the unit and secure to the floor 1 Assemble the bottom standoff shield to both supports see Diagrams below using eight large self tapping screws 0 500 Diagram 2 Positioning the Fireplace Bottom Standoff Diagram 1 Installing the Fireplace Bottom Standoff 3 Position the bottom standoff on the floor along with the spark guard refer to the Hearth Exte...

Page 15: ...l the joint between the air hood and the outside wall with an appropriate sealant 3 Place the insulated flexible duct over the round sleeve on the outside air hood At both ends carefully pull back the insulation and plastic cover exposing the flexible duct Then at each end attach the duct with supplied metal screws to the air hood and to the fireplace connecting sleeve Carefully push the insulatio...

Page 16: ...0 cm Metal Fab Temp Guard 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Olympia Chimney Champion Chimney System 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Olympia Chimney SBI Venting Division Ventis 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm SBI Venting Division Nexvent 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Security Chimney ASHT 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Security Chimney S 2100 2 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Selkirk Ultra Temp UT 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Selkirk Sure Temp ST 1 Solid Pack 8 20 cm Selk...

Page 17: ... 15 16 17 6 21 18 6 23 5000 6000 14 6 15 6 17 18 21 6 19 24 6000 7000 15 16 17 6 18 6 22 6 20 25 7000 8000 15 6 16 6 18 19 23 20 6 25 6 8000 9000 16 17 18 6 20 24 21 26 6 9000 10000 16 6 17 6 19 20 6 24 6 22 27 We recommend that the minimum height be increased by approximately 1 for every 2000 elevation above sea level Every 15 30 or 45 elbow also increases the minimum height by 1 For example if y...

Page 18: ...f thimble assembly shall extend com pletely through the ceiling roof cavity of the manufactured home to the outer most plane of the roof 4 At the roof install a roof top shield The two support brackets are adjust able depending on the flashing used and the roof pitch To determine the position of the two support brackets find the roof pitch in Table 5 Then identify the flashing that will be used to...

Page 19: ...cludes an outside chase In the fireplace enclosure the flexible radiation shield tube is not required The radiation shield RM 12RRS2 must be used with its ring at the first ceiling above the fireplace All subsequent floors require a radiation shield without the ring installed Once a radiation shield is installed to pass through a floor install a length of chimney and then insert a flexible radiati...

Page 20: ...set Installation Example Chimney Figure 15 Offset Chimney Through a Wall Example Table 6 Through the Wall Installation Dimensions 30 Offset Through the 45 Offset Through the Wall Wall US and Canada Canada Only Minimum required 12 3 10 6 11 10 if not using the 10 1 if not using the ceiling heightA bottom standoff bottom standoff Height of the 9 9 8 9 center of the hole 9 4 if not using the 8 3 if n...

Page 21: ...board see Figure 15 and Figure 16 We strongly recommend this procedure for all installations to prevent cold drafts from originating in the fireplace enclosure If you follow this procedure we recommend that you do not insulate the wall above the front of the fireplace REMEMBER CHECK LOCAL CODES CONCERNING INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS IN YOUR AREA FRAMING The enclosure walls can be fr...

Page 22: ...op of the inner top of the unit Screw collar to appliance using the 3 tabs provided around the vent hole cover Pull the insulation sleeve down to the top of the unit Repeat steps 1 5 for the second flex vent and collar assembly 6 Position the vent frames for the Discharge Grilles into the rough opening of the stud wall framing Make sure to add two insulation strips behind the flanges of the frame ...

Page 23: ...from an angle To maintain a clean finished edge facing material edges may be finished with a metal J style trim or metal corner bead both materials available at your local building or hardware store The cement boards can be painted textured or tiled just as you would over gypsum boards The lintels pro vided with the fireplace are appropriate for thin facing materials A wider steel lintel may be re...

Page 24: ...acing material in shaded area Cement Board Panels Minimum Dimensions Side View 33 7 8 31 9 16 7 5 16 3 1 2 1 1 2 Lintel Drywall or similar material may be used outside of shaded area Confirm that you have not impeded the normal operation of the firescreen and the guillotine door by slowly moving them up and down Attach the cement boards The screws will grab into the metal of the finishing covers o...

Page 25: ...stalling the fireplace on a raised hearth you will need a second spark guard not provided with the same dimensions as the one we have provided One spark guard will be installed at the floor below the hearth extension and the raised platform The second spark guard will be installed at the base of the fireplace itself Both spark guards must be centered on the fireplace opening Hearth Extension Examp...

Page 26: ...acket removed in Step 3 with 2 screws 13 Reinstallsmokedeflectorsupportandsmokedeflector 14 Hook on left and right brick retaining brackets 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 Brick retaining brackets Diagram 1 Brick Layout tooltip 7 Install brick 4 and one andiron on floor of firebox on top of vermiculite bricks Rotate the andiron slightly so that its top slides thru the hole in the brick see diagram 1 below Place b...

Page 27: ...Firedogs Andiron installed Diagram 5 Andirons Fire dog Installation 1 Slide the fire dogs through the andiron pushing them to the back wall of the unit until they reach the back brick as shown in Diagram 5 below 2 CF780 CF780 Wood Fireplace 27 installation ...

Page 28: ...log sets Do not operate an unvented gas log set in this appliance with the chimney removed Before installing or operating the gas log set ensure all refractory bricks and insulation are installed and in good working order This appliance has been tested for use with manufactured gas log sets max 56 000 BTUs When vented type log sets are used the flue damper must be affixed open This appliance has b...

Page 29: ... into the locked slots located on the bottom and side directly in between the firescreen and glass door 3 The Front Finish Side Shield is placed into similar slots located in front of the firescreen door Finish Side Shield Front Finish Side Shield Finish Side Shield Front Finish Side Shield CF780 Wood Fireplace 29 installation ...

Page 30: ...se read the Warning related to overfiring the fireplace in the SAFETY FIRST section of this manual Fuel wood can be of any species but the fireplace will not burn cleanly or efficiently unless the wood is dry and well seasoned Keep your firewood under cover The door should be opened slowly to keep smoke from spilling into your room If you have a problem with smoke spillage check to see that all ki...

Page 31: ...e position by itself Even though the fireplace can be operated with the outside air damper closed we recommend always using outside air for combustion when burning the fire place with the door closed Outside air is generally colder and denser it will help keep your glass cleaner In some cases this fresh air will also help compensate for negative pressure problems within the house however it will n...

Page 32: ...t 096 513 provided with appliance tooltip tooltip Screen operating tool Use operating tool to lift screen To open screen door use the supplied operating tool 1 Place the tool in opening in the bottom right corner of the screen and lift up 2 Pull doors down using the door tool to close doors Firescreen Operation 32 CF780 Wood Fireplace operating instructions ...

Page 33: ...he supplied tool 1 Slide up screen door see previous page 2 Place the tool in opening in the bottom right corner of the glass door and lift up 3 Pull door down using the door tool to close doors To open glass door for access to clean the inside of the glass use the supplied tool 1 Slide up screen door see previous page 2 Place the tool in latch on the right side of the unit when facing unit 3 Pull...

Page 34: ...ou burn your CF780 you may need to clean your chimney every year or every other year A buildup of or more should be cleaned before more creosote accumulates Use a 8 round brush Remove chimney cap for access to chimney for cleaning Chimney Cleaning Remove the ashes before they become too deep i e before you have a spill age problem over the ash step refractory brick The ashes should be placed in a ...

Page 35: ...if damaged and replaced if required 7 Reverse steps to reassemble unit tooltip Front Front Left Right Back Clips x2 Clip Clip Clip Clips x2 Remove the smoke deflector Panels 1 Close the top damper by setting the flue control on the side in the locked position by pulling damper control down Replacing the Top Damper 2 Remove the smoke deflector as shown in the image below by lifting it up and over t...

Page 36: ...n from counterweights Tilt bottom of screen out to remove 1 Remove the side shields 2 from each side by unhooking from unit and lifting up and out tooltip 2 Slide the screen door up and out of the way 3 Using an Allen key remove 2 screws on each side located behind the door tracks in locations shown below 4 Release the mesh door from the counterweights front back 5 Slide the screen door forward pa...

Page 37: ...reforthelatch Removethebottomandendscrewsfrom theframefirstandthetopscrewslast supporttheglasswhenremovingthelast top screws to avoid breaking the glass Note Once the glass is removed the door frame will move upwards due to the counterweights tooltip Removing the Glass Door Latch Complete Frame 1 Remove the attached screen connector below by taking out the 2 7 16 Hex bolts as shown 2 Detach the ca...

Page 38: ...HEN REMOVING DOORS COUNTERWEIGHTS OR CABLES ALWAYS ENSURE CABLES ARE SECURED WHEN REMOVING DOORS 2 Attach the front cable around the top hook on the extension toll provided and slowly let the weight drop down to the ground Once the weight is on the ground use the extension tool to remove the cable from the pulley 3 Repeat previous step 2 with the back cables Pulley Cable Weight 4 Detach the front ...

Page 39: ...asket Replace if frayed or in poor condition Check glass for cracks Replace if required Inspect and clean chimney Annual professional chimney cleaning recommended NOTE Chimney Cleaning We highly recommend that the chimney cleaning be done by a professional as they will have the necessary tools such as a proper sized brush and special vacuum cleaner designed to deal with fine particles This applian...

Page 40: ...543 Weight Channel Front with Gasket Each 15 096 050 Front Finish Side Shield each 16 096 519 Firescreen Assembly 17 096 049 Finish Side Shield each 18 096 518 CF780 Operation Tool 19 096 547 Glass Door Assembly Without Glass 20 096 549 Andiron each 21 096 130 Fire dog each 22 096 114 Right Brick Support Holder 23 096 010 Right Pulley Support 24 096 116 Smooth Smoke Deflector 25 096 068 Smooth Smo...

Page 41: ...Parts Firebox Body 5 8 11 7 13 14 12 10 15 19 16 24 25 27 23 20 21 3 2 22 17 26 1 18 6 4 9 28 7 11 12 21 13 13A CF780 Wood Fireplace 41 parts list ...

Page 42: ...Damper Assembly 1 096 540 Top Flue Damper Assembly 2 096 541 Flue Damper Assembly 3 948 545 Top Damper Control 1 2 3 42 CF780 Wood Fireplace parts list ...

Page 43: ...4 1 3 3 Firescreen Assembly 1 096 546 Screen door assembly 3 948 504 Stainless steel slide Set of 2 4 948 147 Handle wood each CF780 Wood Fireplace 43 parts list ...

Page 44: ... Frame Assembly 2 948 504 Stainless steel slider set of 2 3 096 059 Slide mounting bracket 4 096 108 F Air deflector 5 940 505 P Ceramic door glass 6 096 009 Door latch 8 See next page Door frame Assembly No Glass 44 CF780 Wood Fireplace parts list ...

Page 45: ...096 547 Door Frame Assembly 2 936 243 Tape 7 8 Window Adhesive sold per ft 12 ft required 3 096 006 Glass Bracket 4 096 007 Glass Bracket Right Side 5 096 008 Glass Bracket Left Side 5 3 4 2 3 CF780 Wood Fireplace 45 parts list ...

Page 46: ...fle Bracket 1 ea 7 096 029 Baffle Bracket 2 ea 8 096 030 Baffle Bracket 3 ea 9 096 031 Baffle Bracket ea 10 096 039 Baffle Bracket 11 096 515 P Complete Set ea Brick Liners contemporary 1 096 077 P Top Middle 2 096 076 P Top Left 3 096 078 P Top Right 4 096 079 P Left Floor 5 096 080 P Right Floor 8 096 073 P Bottom Left 9 096 074 P Bottom Middle 10 096 075 P Bottom Right 11 096 901 Complete Set 1...

Page 47: ...9 096 074 SM 10 096 075 S Brick Liners traditional 1 096 177 P Top Middle 2 096 176 P Top Left 3 096 178 P Top Right 4 096 079 P Left Floor 5 096 080 P Right Floor 8 096 173 P Bottom Left 9 096 174 P Bottom Middle 10 096 175 P Bottom Right 11 096 902 Complete Set 11 CF780 Wood Fireplace 47 parts list ...

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Page 49: ... above will be repaired or replaced at FPI s option through an accredited distributor dealer or pre approved and assigned agent provided that the defective part is returned to the distributor dealer or agent for inspection if requested by FPI Alternatively FPI may at its own discretion fully discharge all of its obligations under the warranty by refunding the verified purchase price of the product...

Page 50: ... cartons compressed pre manufactured logs kiln dried wood lack of regular maintenance and upkeep acts of God weather related problems from hurricanes tornados earthquakes floods lightning strikes bolts or acts of terrorism or war which result in malfunction of the appliance are not covered under the terms of this Limited Lifetime Warranty The venting chimney is covered by the manufacturer of the c...

Page 51: ...lt their local provincial or national legal codes for additional terms which may be applicable to this warranty How to Obtain Warranty Service Customers should contact the authorized selling dealer to obtain all warranty and service In the event the authorized selling dealer is unable to provide warranty service please contact FPI by mail at the address listed below Please include a brief descript...

Page 52: ...y Registration Form or Register online immediately at the above Web Site Warranty Details Serial Number required Purchase Date required mm dd yyyy Product Details Product Model required Dealer Details Dealer Name required Dealer Address Dealer Phone Installer Date Installed mm dd yyyy Your Contact Details required Name Address Phone Email For purchases made in CANADA FPI Fireplace Products Interna...

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