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maintenance

Top View of Pilot Flame

Maintenance Instructions

1. Always turn off the valve before cleaning. For

relighting, refer to lighting instructions. Keep

the burner and control compartment clean by

brushing and vacuuming at least once a year.

When cleaning the logs, use a soft clean paint

brush as they are fragile.

Top View of Pilot Flame

Incorrect flame pattern will have small, probably

yellow flames, not coming into proper contact with

the rear of the burner.

NormalOperatingSoundsof

GasAppliances

It is possible that you will hear some sounds from

your gas appliance. This is due to the various gauges

and types of steel used within your appliance.

Some examples are listed below. All are

normal

operatingsounds

and should not be considered

defects in your appliance.

Blower:

Regency

gas appliances use high-tech blowers

to push heated air farther into the room. It is not

unusual for the fan to make a "whirring" sound

when on. This sound will increase or decrease in

volume depending on the speed setting of your

fan speed control.

BurnerTray:

The burner tray is positioned under the burner

tube(s) and logs, and is made of a different gauge

material from the rest of the firebox and body.

The varying thicknesses of steel will expand and

contract at slightly different rates, causing ticking

and cracking sounds. You should also be aware

that as there are temperature changes within the

unit, these sounds will likely recur.

PilotFlame:

While the pilot is on, it may make a whisper sound.

GasControlValve:

As the gas control valve is turned on and off, it may

make a dull clicking sound. This is normal operation

of a gas regulator or valve.

UnitBody/Firebox:

Different types and thicknesses of steel will expand

and contract at different rates resulting in some

cracking and ticking sounds will be heard throughout

the cycling process.

CHILDREN AND ADULTS SHOULD

BE ALERTED TO THE HAZARDS

OF HIGH SURFACE TEMPERA-

TURE AND SHOULD STAY AWAY

TO AVOID BURNS OR CLOTHING

IGNITION. YOUNG CHILDREN

SHOULD BE CAREFULLY SUPER-

VISED WHEN THEY ARE IN THE

SAME ROOM AS THE APPLIANCE.

Condensation may fog the glass when the ap-

pliance is lit. This is normal and will disappear

as the glass heats up.

Neveroperatetheappliancewithoutthe

glassproperlysecured.

Periodically check the pilot flames. Correct

flame pattern has three strong blue flames: one

flowing around the thermopile, one around the

thermocouple, and one flowing across the rear

of the burner (it does not have to be touching

the burner).

2. Clean glass (never when unit is hot), appliance,

and door with a damp cloth. Never use an

abrasive cleaner.

3. The heater is finished in porcelain or with heat

resistant paint, and should only be refinished

with heat resistant paint (not with wall paint).

Never use an abrasive cleaner.

DO NOT USE THIS APPLIANCE

IF ANY PART HAS BEEN UNDER

WATER. IMMEDIATELY CALL A

QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNI-

CIAN TO INSPECT THE APPLI-

ANCE AND TO REPLACE ANY

PART OF CONTROL SYSTEM AND

ANY GAS CONTROL WHICH HAS

BEEN UNDER WATER.

9. Verify operation after servicing.

•

If you have an incorrect flame pattern,

contact your Regency® dealer for further

instructions.

4. Check the burner and flame's position and condi

tion periodically, making sure they are steady,

not lifting or floating. If there is a problem, call

a qualified service person.

5. The appliance and venting system must be

inspected before use and at least annually by

a qualified field service person, to ensure the

unobstructed flow of combustion and ventilation

air.

During the annual service call, the burner should

be removed from the burner tray and cleaned.

Replace the embers but do not block the pilot.

UTION

•

Label all wires prior to

disconnection when servicing

controls. Wiring errors can

cause improper and dangerous

operation.

•

Anysafetyscreenorguardremoved

forservicinganappliancemustbe

replaced prior to operating the

appliance.

•

Clothing or other flammable

materialshouldnotbeplacedon

orneartheappliance.

6. Keep the area near the appliance clear and free

from combustible materials, gasoline, and other

flammable vapours and liquids.

Summary of Contents for Gi29L-LP

Page 1: ...reach your gas supplier call the fire department Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer service agency or the gas supplier Warning Fire or explosion Hazard failure to follow safety warnings exactly could result in serious injury death or property damage MODELS Gi29L NG Natural Gas Gi29L LP Propane 920 481c FPI FIREPLACE PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL LTD 6988 Venture St Delta ...

Page 2: ...lass viewing area outside surface exceeds the limits specified in Clause 5 14 4 the following graphic danger and statements shall be shown on a Class IIIA 2 Permanent Label 4 34 6 Instruction Plate Each appliance shall bear a Class IIIB marking with letters on a contrasting background located adjacent to the controlling device or in an equally conspicuous position where the instruction can be easi...

Page 3: ...ustment 27 Gas Pipe Pressure Testing 27 820 Valve Description 27 Gas Shut Off Procedure 28 Fan Installation optional 29 Conversion from Natural Gas to Propane 31 Derating Kit 33 Panel Installation 34 Log Set Installation 37 Screen Removal 45 Glass Door Removal 46 Faceplate Installation 47 Backing Plate Installation 48 Mantel Deflector Installation 50 Faceplate Surround Installation 51 Hearth Trim ...

Page 4: ...o Side Taper 3 13 16 97 mm H Rear to Side Taper 14 1 16 357 mm I Gas Inlet Height 1 1 4 32mm J Gas Inlet Rear Depth 5 1 2 140 mm Letter Description Dimensions inches Dimensions mm K Gas Inlet Front Depth 12 7 16 316 mm L Electrical Access Height 1 1 8 29 mm M Electrical Access Rear Depth 7 1 2 191 mm N Electrical Access Front Depth 10 3 8 264 mm O Glass Viewing Area Width 24 1 8 613 mm P Glass Vie...

Page 5: ...ate 40 3 16 1021 mm 29 1 4 743 mm 1 8 3 mm 4 3 16 106 mm Finishing Trim 31 7 8 810 mm 21 7 8 556 mm 1 16 2 mm 4 Sided Finishing Trim 31 7 8 810 mm 23 1 8 587 mm 1 16 2 mm 1 1 8 29 mm Oversized Backing Plate 47 1 2 1207 mm 31 1 2 800 mm 1 8 3 mm 3 Sided Custom Backing Plate 33 7 8 56 7 8 860 mm 1445 mm 22 7 8 44 7 8 581 mm 1118 mm 1 8 3 mm 4 Sided Custom Backing Plate 33 7 8 69 860 mm 1753 mm 25 1 ...

Page 6: ...rmarket permanently located manufactured mobile home where not prohibited by local codes See owner s manual for details WARNING This fireplace has been converted for use with a gas fireplace insert only and cannot be used for burning wood or solid fuels unless all original parts have been replaced and the fireplace re approved by the authority having jurisdiction Cet appareil doit être installé co...

Page 7: ...ted to top or rear vent per manual instructions and the insulation discarded Venting YES NO Are the venting components approved for the unit installed Does the venting configuration comply with venting diagrams Is venting installed and secured and are clearances for the vent pipe and termination cap maintained If applicable was a 1 4 rise maintained for every foot of horizontal run Was the termina...

Page 8: ...hutter on the proper setting after running the unit for 20 minutes If applicable were the surround and trims installed according to the manual Was the operation of the fan lights if installed and flame modulation checked Customer Tutorial and Presentation YES NO Is the customer confident operating the new gas appliance and aware of all the features on the remote Confirm that the rating and lightin...

Page 9: ...55 C GLASS DOOR 44 D SPARKER BATTERY LOCATION 62 E GAS SHUT OFF VALVE 26 F PILOT ON OFF CONTROL KNOB 55 G FLAME ADJUSTMENT KNOB 55 H FAN ADJUSTMENT KNOB If optional fan is installed 55 I AIR SHUTTER ADJUSTMENT ARM 24 J REMOTE BATTERY LOCATION If optional remote is installed 53 D B E F G C J H I A Know Your Appliance ...

Page 10: ... CLOTHING IGNITION DUE TO HIGH TEMPERATURES THE APPLIANCE SHOULD BE LOCATED OUT OF TRAFFIC AND AWAY FROM FURNITURE AND DRAPERIES WARNING FAILURETOINSTALLTHIS APPLIANCE CORRECTLY WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY AND MAY CAUSE A SERIOUS HOUSE FIRE A BARRIER DESIGNED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF BURNS FROM THE HOT VIEWING GLASS IS PROVIDED WITH THIS APPLIANCE AND SHALL BE INSTALLED FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND...

Page 11: ... de l appareil pour déceler une odeur de gaz Reniflez au niveau du plancher car certains gaz sont plus lourds que l air et peuvent s accumuler au niveau du sol QUE FAIRE SI VOUS SENTEZ UNE ODEUR DE GAZ Ne tentez pas d allumer l appareil Ne touchez à aucun interrupteur n utilisez pas de téléphones se trouvant dans le bâtiment Sortez du bâtiment immediatement Appelez immédiatement votre fournisseur ...

Page 12: ...eplace flue damper can be fully blocked open or removed for installation of the gas fireplace insert Smokeshelves shields andbafflesmayberemoved if attached by mechanical fasteners If any part is removed it must not weaken the structural integrity of the factory built fireplace The fireplace and chimney must be clean in good working order and constructed of non combustible materials The surround p...

Page 13: ...atural Gas to Propane g Fan Kit h Remote Control i Wall Thermostat 9 Final check Before leaving this unit with the customer the installer must ensure that the appliance is firing correctly This includes a Clockingtheappliance toensurethecorrect firing rate b Adjusting the primary air if required to ensure that the flame does not carbon See Gas Insert Aeration System section c Ensuring that the app...

Page 14: ...Premium Surround and Backing Plate 30 7 8 784 mm 21 7 16 545 mm 16 1 2 419 mm 20 508 mm 2 7 16 62 mm Flush Faceplate 30 762 mm 21 1 16 535 mm 17 15 16 456 mm 20 508 mm 3 7 8 98 mm Flush Faceplate w Backing Plate 30 7 8 784 mm 21 7 16 545 mm 17 13 16 452 mm 20 508 mm 3 3 4 95 mm 4 Sided Flush Faceplate 30 762 mm 21 5 16 541 mm 17 15 16 456 mm 20 508 mm 3 7 8 98 mm Finishing Trim 30 762 mm 21 1 16 5...

Page 15: ...1372 mm L Max Alcove Depth 36 914 mm From the front of the unit M Mantel Deflector 2 1 2 89 mm A B E K D L J NOTES A 36 914 mm wide x 12 305 mm deep non combustible hearth is required in front of the appliance unless the unit is raised 3 76 mm off the floor An optional 2 1 2 64 mm mantel deflector reduces the mantel height to 13 330 mm from top of the unit 1 25 mm depth The clearances listed below...

Page 16: ... 1 2 572 mm C 19 1 2 495 mm D 6 152 mm Mantel Clearances Without Mantel Deflector Diagram 2 E 1 1 2 38 mm F 16 1 2 419 mm G Non Combustible Materials H 19 3 4 451 mm to base of unit WARNING Although this appliance passes safety certification the hearth in front of the fireplace becomes very hot when the fireplace heats Do not use the hearth as a seat or shelf ...

Page 17: ...f the framing is made of metal studs covered with a non combustible board The noncombustible mantel when installed at a lower overall height may not be lower than 6 152 mm from the top of the fireplace opening All material used must be non combustible A 12 305 mm B 22 559 mm C 17 1 2 445 mm D 6 152 mm E 1 25 mm F 13 330 mm G Non Combustible H 19 3 4 451 mm to base of unit 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 ...

Page 18: ...run between the face of the wood fireplace and the refacing materials Only finishing materials such as tile stone brick or similar materials that are non combustible may be used Use materials that are uniform so that when the unit is positioned there are no visible gaps on the sides or top of the surround B A A C D NG OVER ENSIONS E A 5 B 23 C 30 1 4 MIN D 21 1 2 MIN NG OVER MING DIMENSIONS A Hori...

Page 19: ...e 2 2 1 2 64 mm bolts supplied inside manual package to the 2 nutserts located at the rear corners of appliance Using a 7 16 wrench or socket tighten or loosen the bolts as needed The rear bolts can be adjusted up to 2 1 8 3 Reinstall the fan mount plate 4 The front leveling bolts can be accessed from the front of the insert on the bottom left and right sides Once it is in position adjust the bolt...

Page 20: ...tion Ensure that the insert is level 4 Do not cut any sheetmetal parts of the fireplace into which the gas insert will be installed 5 If the factory built fireplace has no gas access hole s drill one of 1 1 2 37 1 2 mm or less though the lower sides or bottom of the firebox The access hole must be plugged with non combustible insulation after the gas supply line is installed Gas Electrical Connect...

Page 21: ...46DVA VC Vertical Termination Cap OR 46DVA VCH High Wind Cap AND 46DVA GK 3 Co linear Adaptor with flashing In areas with consistently high winds we recommend using the Simpson Dura Vent System 46DVA GK adapter and 46DVA VCH high wind cap The air intake pipe must be attached to the inlet air collar of the termination cap ...

Page 22: ...ting 4 Locate the restrictor plates and screws 5 Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen or remove the four screws 6 Adjust the restrictors according to the vent chart in this manual The notches above the holes in the baffle will match the notches on the restrictor plate 7 Tighten the screws Settings 1 4 require one screw for each restrictor Opening size Setting 1 1 Setting 2 2 1 2 Setting 3 2 Settin...

Page 23: ...ettings for NG and LP LP NG 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 0 1 3 5 35 37 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 0 1 3 5 35 37 Vertical Height Feet Vertical Height Feet Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 4 Setting 3 2 open 2 1 2 open 1 open Setting 2 2 1 2 open 4 1 2 open ...

Page 24: ...icks Ensure that the masonry structure is safe and brick can be removed without damage to the chimney prior to proceeding Minimum and maximum vent heights are noted below For complete instructions follow this link https duravent com wp content uploads 2020 06 L954 SUP_820018997 DirectVent Pro Horizontal Vent Kit_03 20 20_V1 pdf duravent com DIMENSIONS A Min Height 9 ft 2 7 m B Max Height 10 ft 3 m...

Page 25: ...ng the flue collar tool provided See diagram 2 4 The tabs on the insert will seal the flue collar against the intake inlet and exhaust outlet Secure with the two screws removed in step 1 Diagram 2 Air Intake Exhaust 1 Detach the flue collar from the unit by removing the screws and sliding the plate backward and off the unit Connector plate screws 5 Tighten the two phillips screws to secure the col...

Page 26: ...s the top of the firebox Units that are burning propane installed at higher elevations or run on high most of the time may need more primary air Unit Fuel Type Min Air Shutter Setting Gi29L NG 3 16 5 mm Gi29L LP 1 4 6 35 mm At higher elevations air shutter settings may have to be opened more to compensate Air Shutter Adjustment Pull out to close air shutter Pull in to open air shutter CAUTION Carb...

Page 27: ...d convertible for altitude 2000 4500 ft 610 m 1 370 m use conversion kit 311 980 Orifice 39 DMS Minimum Input 16 500 Btu h 4 83kW Maximum Input 30 500 Btu h 8 93 kW LP System Data Factory equipped for altitude 0 4 000 ft 0 1 370 m Min Supply Pressure 11 WC 2 74 kPa Low Setting Man Pressure 2 9 WC 0 72 kPa Max Manifold Pressure 10 5 WC 2 61 kPa Orifice Size 52 DMS Maximum Input 31 500 Btu h 9 22 kW...

Page 28: ...e shut off arm out 2 Turn gas valve to desired position If needed use a flathead screw driver to turn valve CLOSED OPEN 3 Alternatively rotate the knob to turn it into a handle for more lever age Clockwise closes the valve counter clockwise opens it 4 Slide shut off arm back in ...

Page 29: ...ot reach to the thermodisc location the media tray can be removed Follow steps in the manual to remove the burner tray Remove the 10 screws that hold the media tray on the valve tray Once the tray has been removed the thermodisc can be installed NOTE Fan installation must be done before installing the fireplace insert To Fan Controller Box I T Valve Green Vert Neutral Neutre Live Sous tension Blac...

Page 30: ...he power cord into electrical source either from within the masonry cavity or out the front of the faceplate There is an opening on the bottom corners of the faceplate to allow the cord to come out NOTES The bearings are lubricated for life Do not lubricate them Make sure you vacuum the fan area on a regular basis If using a thermostat the blower motor will turn on right away once the thermostat h...

Page 31: ...ckwise until it is free and extract it 14 Check that the screw is clean Conversion Kit 311 977 includes 1 904 064 Burner Orifice 52 1 910 037 Pilot Orifice 30 1 918 590 Decal Conversion to LP 1 904 529 5 32 long Allen Key 1 908 528 Label Propane Red 1 920 432 LP Conversion Instructions 7 Slide the burner tray to the left and out WARNING This conversion kit shall be installed by a qualified service...

Page 32: ...ns section in this manual Ensure thatpilotandburnerignitionarecompleted without delay Check your inlet and outlet pressuresatfullload Withasoapysolution leak test the entire system Verify correct flame and pilot appearance 17 Verify that if the conversion is from NG to LP The screw must be reassembled with the red o ring visible Fig 5 18 Reassemble the black protection cap Fig 6 LPG Configuration ...

Page 33: ...es and requirements of the authority having jurisdiction If these instructions are not followed exactly a fire explosion or carbon monoxide may result causing property damage personal injury or loss of life The qualified service agency is responsible for the proper installation of this kit The installation is not proper and complete until the operation of the converted appliance is checked 9 Rever...

Page 34: ...Brick steel glass panels may discolor a little during operation This is normal and should not be considered a defect Black glass panels All hand and fingerprints MUST be cleaned off with a soft cloth Use an ammonia based cleaner i e glass cleaner to remove prints before applying heat to the unit Failure to do this will result in stains which you will be unable to remove this issue is not covered b...

Page 35: ...ass panel set 311 906 has its own panel retainers supplied in the box 5 Insert the right panel and push until it touches the rear panel For brick steel panels 6 Rotate the left panel and push it in until it touches the rear panel 7 Rotate the right panel and push it in until it touches the rear panel For glass panels 2 Gi29 Panel Installation Part 311 901 311 903 311 904 311 905 311 906 311 907 ...

Page 36: ...tray to allow for looser fitting Loosen the two screws on the media tray and slide it backward or forward as needed Tighten the screws once the media tray is in the desired location 10 Final installation NOTE The front panel in the black steel black glass panel set is a single part The front panel for the brick panel set is split into two parts 3 Gi29 Panel Installation Part 311 901 311 903 311 90...

Page 37: ...t install the brick enamel painted or glass panels This log set includes 1 Rear log 2 Rear left log 3 Rear right log 4 Rear left center log 5 Rear right center log 6 Front left log 7 Front centre log 8 Front right Log 9 Top right log 10 Top left log Accessories 1 bag of Andriron embers Vermiculite black sea wool 2 5 lbs 3 4 crushed glass 16 pieces of black white embers 1 Log Grate 1 Carefully remo...

Page 38: ... on top The glass can cover parts of the front brick panel NOTE There will be extra glass if you are installing a Gi29L or Gi29LU 2 Install the log grate with the two screws provided NOTE The screws may need loosening before you can slide the grate into place 5 Spread the black white embers along the front panels When logs 6 7 and 8 are installed ensure the embers are not preventing proper log pla...

Page 39: ...art of the log does not hit the left portion of the burner Log 1 7 Place Log 2 behind the left portion of the burner resting its right side in the notched area on Log 1 Rotate the front of Log 2 onto the metal flange and ensure it is resting directly on the tray with no embers underneath Log 2 3 Gi29 Oak Log Set Installation Part 311 934 ...

Page 40: ... Place Log 3 on the pin and rotate it until it touches the tab shown below Ensure that Log 3 is resting directly on the tray with no embers underneath Tab Log 3 9 Place Log 4 on the two pins under the left burner Log 4 4 Gi29 Oak Log Set Installation Part 311 934 ...

Page 41: ...on the grate with the notch on the middle of the log sitting on the first grate bar and the flat section pointing up Log 6 does not sit on the front panel it rests on the tab next to the second grate bar Ensure that there are no embers underneath the log 1st grate bar 2nd grate bar Log 6 5 Gi29 Oak Log Set Installation Part 311 934 ...

Page 42: ...g it does not protrude over the bottom edge of the firebox and that there are no embers underneath This ensures Log 7 sits properly on the grate and does not interfere with the operation of the glass door Log 7 Notch 13 Place Log 8 between the third and fourth grate bar The charred section at the top of the log faces the inside of the firebox 4th grate bar 3rd grate bar Log 8 6 Gi29 Oak Log Set In...

Page 43: ...rner The log rests on the burner not on the fifth grate bar Log 9 15 Place Log 10 on the left side of the burner Log 10 should not touch Log 6 Readjust the positioning of Log 6 if necessary enuring it is rest ing on the tab beside the second grate bar Log 10 7 Gi29 Oak Log Set Installation Part 311 934 ...

Page 44: ...44 Gi29 Direct Vent Gas Insert installation 920 434 01 18 22 Final Placement Log 1 Log 2 Log 3 Log 4 Log 5 Log 6 Log 7 Log 8 Log 9 Log 10 8 Gi29 Oak Log Set Installation Part 311 934 ...

Page 45: ...Gi29 Direct Vent Gas Insert 45 installation Screen Removal 1 Gently lift screen assembly up and out 2 Place screen assembly in a safe place where it will not be scratched or broken ...

Page 46: ...ert installation Glass Door Removal 1 Locate and remove the four forward facing phillips head screws in the locations shown 2 Lift glass door up and out 3 Place glass door in a safe place where it will not be scratched or broken ...

Page 47: ...inish ing trim Part Description 311 910 Faceplate Regular 3 Sided Black 311 912 Faceplate Flush 3 Side Black 311 913 Faceplate Flush 4 Sided Black 311 914 Finishing Trim 3 Sided Black 311 915 Finishing Trim 4 Sided Black These instructions are for use with the following products 1 Remove the four screws at the front of the unit Remove the four screws located at the front of the unit Gi29 Faceplate...

Page 48: ...n the backing plate 5 Position the faceplate If installing a premium surround refer to Premium Surround Installation Part Description 311 936 Backing Plate 3 Sided Oversized Black 311 937 Backing Plate Custom 3 Sided 311 938 Backing Plate Custom 4 Sided These instructions are for use with the following products 7 Slightly loosen the screws shown below on both sides 4 Remove the four screws at the ...

Page 49: ...sert 49 installation 8 Pull the backing plate as far forward as possible against the face plate then retighten the screws on both sides 9 Install the compact screen Gi29 Backing Plate Installation Part 311 936 311 937 311 938 ...

Page 50: ...t installation Mantel Deflector Installation 1 Fasten the three screws provided from the back to attach the mantel deflector 2 Mantel deflector installed 3 Install the compact screen Gi29 Mantel Deflector Installation Part 311 940 ...

Page 51: ... top 2 Faceplate surround installed 3 Lift the faceplate and faceplate surround up from the top edge and refer to Faceplate Finishing Trim Installation PART Description 311 920 Faceplate Surround Black 311 921 Faceplate Surround Grey 311 922 Faceplate Surround White 311 923 Faceplate Surround Sunset Bronze 311 924 Faceplate Surround Brushed Nickel These instructions are for use with the following ...

Page 52: ...et the previous cut Cut horizontally across the front face Repeat the process on the opposite side 1 2 3 2 If using a grinder recommended trim the lower section to height referring to the installation table for the amount to remove 3 Slide the lower section back into the clips on the rear of the upper section TRIMMING TO HEIGHT Required install height Height to cut off lower section 6 Max None 5 1...

Page 53: ...s in the unit s base and the included screw 2a Without premium surround slide the hearth trim as far forward as possible careful not to scratch it and tighten the screws 2b With premium surround slide the hearth trim as far back as pos sible careful not to scratch it and tighten the screws MOUNTING HEARTH TRIM 2 Gi29 Hearth Trim Installation Part 311 941 ...

Page 54: ...H to the top TH terminal on the gas valve top TH terminal on the gas valve 2 2 Disconnect the top wire on the TH terminal from the gas valve Disconnect the top wire on the TH terminal from the gas valve 5 Loop the excess wires in the provided clip and stick to bottom of the 5 Loop the excess wires in the provided clip and stick to bottom of the fireplace leaving enough extra wire length to allow f...

Page 55: ...Before leaving this unit with the customer the installer must ensure that the appliance is firing correctly This includes Optional Wall Thermostat A wall thermostat may be installed if desired FPI offers an optional programmable thermostat but any 250 750 millivolt rated non anticipator type thermostat that is CSA ULC or UL approved may be used Thermostat Wire Table CAUTION Any alteration to the p...

Page 56: ... 3 Way Pilot Hood 19 911 071 P Blower Motor 20 W241050 Fan Thermodisc 21 910 330 Fan Speed Controller ITEM PART DESCRIPTION 22 904 586 Fan Speed Control Knob 23 911 096 120 Volt Power Cord 24 910 692 Green Ground Wire 25 910 811 Black Wire 26 910 896 Black Wire 27 910 811 ON OFF Burner Switch Wire 28 910 818 ON OFF Burner Switch Wire 29 910 741 Black Jumper Wire Optional remote N S 911 164 Remote ...

Page 57: ...it to the PILOT position 2 Push the control knob in all the way and hold it until the pilot lights Continue to hold the control knob for about 20 seconds after the pilot is lit Release the knob If the pilot does not light 2a Push the gas control knob in slightly and turn it clockwise to the OFF position The knob cannot be turned from PILOT to OFF unless the knob is pushed in slightly Do not force ...

Page 58: ...supply of the appliance during installation or maintenance of the Receiver device Turn OFF main gas supply to the appliance prior to removing or rein serting the batteries In case of remote control malfunction turn off the IFC device using the ON OFF main switch For installation maintenance switch off the IFC device removing main power supply plug OPERATING PROCEDURE Pairing the remote control to ...

Page 59: ... Control can operate as a room thermostat The thermostat can be set to a desired temperature to control the comfort level in a room To activate this function press the Thermostat Key Fig 1 The Lcd display on the Transmitter will change to show that the room thermostat is ON and the set temperature is now displayed Fig 9 To adjust the set temperature press the Up or Down Arrow Keys until the desire...

Page 60: ...witch The benefits of having CPI are as follows Keeps venting primed for trouble free start up under colder weather conditions or inversions Keeps the unit glass warm which decreases the amount of condensation on start up Provides owners with flexibility to choose a traditional continuous pilot 7 day Pilot on Demand The primary benefit of having the IPI function is a significant savings on fuel as...

Page 61: ...ft right slides as shown below The battery compartment will be pushed out slightly to allow to easily extract it Extract the battery compartment from the remote receiver battery holder Close the right slide Keeping the battery compartment pressed in close the left slide Proflame I Remote Receiver Battery Replacement If Optional Remote was Purchased Remote Receiver Battery Replacement How to replac...

Page 62: ...iesdepends on many factors the quality of the batteries used the number of ignitions of the appliance etc If the receiver batteries are low a triple acoustic signal is emitted by the receiver when it receives a command from the transmitter This is an alert of a low battery condition before battery power is lost altogether As soon as the depleted batteries are replaced the acoustic signal from the ...

Page 63: ...E AND SHOULD STAY AWAY TO AVOID BURNS OR CLOTHING IGNITION YOUNG CHILDREN SHOULD BE CAREFULLYSUPER VISED WHEN THEY ARE IN THE SAME ROOMAS THEAPPLIANCE 7 Condensation may fog the glass when the ap pliance is lit This is normal and will disappear as the glass heats up Never operate the appliance without the glass properly secured 8 Periodically check the pilot flames Correct flame pattern has three ...

Page 64: ...as valve and allow the unit to cool before carefully removing the logs Use the proper replacement log for any that are broken Position the logs as shown in the diagram in the Log Installation section of this manual Sparker Battery Change 1 Pull the sparker box out to access the battery cover 2 Compress the clip and remove the sparker bat tery cover 3 Discard and replace the AA battery 4 Replace ba...

Page 65: ...Live Sous tension Black Noir ON OFF To À Thermocouple IN I H O L F F O NO O L I T P ON OFF Regency White Blanc To À THTP To À TH Gas In Entrée de gaz DC SPARKER Cut here Couper ici Black Noir Black Noir Remote OPTIONAL REMOTE Receiver Remote Red Rouge Green Vert Green Vert Black Noir 5 Remove the fan from the mounting plate by removing four screws from the outside of the fan access panel NOTE To a...

Page 66: ...room temperature before servicing 1 Remove the pilot cover 3 screws 2 Remove the burner tray 2 screws 3 Slide burner tray to the left and out NOTE When the glass is cold and the appliance is lit condensation may fog the glass Condensation is normal and will disappear in a few minutes as the glass heats up 4 Disconnect remote receiver ON OFF switch wires from TH TH TP termi nals on gas valve ...

Page 67: ...Gas Insert 67 maintenance PHILLIPS SCREW 6 Remove the 16 screws securing the valve tray 7 Disconnect gas line from unit 8 Remove valve assembly 9 Reverse steps 8 1 to replace with new gas valve assembly Extension knobs ...

Page 68: ...hould be checked by a licensed gas service technician during the annual service check Your unit may require more frequent maintenance checks if you notice any changes in how it operates Operational changes to look for can include but are not limited to extended start up time increased fan noise residue carbon build up white build up on the glass firebox increased operating noise etc Should any of ...

Page 69: ...Gi29 Direct Vent Gas Insert 69 parts list Main Assembly 21 27 22 23 17 17 15 16 9 7 8 30 18 19 4 5 1 3 11 2 10 20 13 14 26 24 12 29 28 6 25 ...

Page 70: ... O Ring N S 910 940 Black Protective Cap N S 910 341 Thermopile 0 940 002 N S 910 386 Quick Dropout Thermocouple 0 290 216 N S 910 096 Novasit Pilot Hood 3 Way N S 910 432 Novasit Pilot Tubing With Nuts N S 911 137 Pilot Hood Clip N S 910 030 Novasit Electrode Short 0 915 075 N S 904 529 Allen Key 5 32 Long ITEM PART DESCRIPTION N S 656 039 Burner Orifice Mount Gasket N S 905 037 Inlet Flex Line G...

Page 71: ... 312 070 Compact Screen Angle Panel L H Compact Screen Angle Panel R H Compact Screen Cover 8 311 417 P Mesh Glass Guard Compact Invisible 9 311 012 Compact Screen Frame 10 312 219 Compact Screen Logo Bracket Faceplates Accessories N S 311 979 Fan Kit N S 946 704 Remote Control ON OFF N S 311 977 LP Conversion Kit N S 311 980 Derated Orifice Kit NG N S 311 934 Oak Log Set N S 311 901 Brick Panel S...

Page 72: ...ards Wiring Switches Blowers Blower Control Module Battery Pack Remote Control Systems 2 Enamel Panels 1 Venting Venting Components 1 All Stainless steel surrounds 1 All Firebox Media Crystals Firebeads Volcanic Ceramic Spa Stones 1 All hardware 1 Mesh Glass Safety Barriers 1 Accent Light Bulbs 1 Glass Crazing 1 Conditions Warranty protects against defect in manufacture or FPI factory assembled co...

Page 73: ...tallation error installation by an unqualified installer incorrect chimney components including but not limited to cap size or type operator error abuse misuse use of improper fuels 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 a...

Page 74: ...ovincial 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 warranty 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 description of the problem and yo...

Page 75: ...r us to serve you better Warranty 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 CANAD...

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