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Flair 34

Owner’s Manual

Model Number: 32IN

This product is proudly developed and manufactured in North America by

SUPREME FIREPLACES INC.

3594 Jarry East, Montreal, QC H1Z 2G4

T: 877-593-4722, F: 514-593-4424

www.supremem.com

Revised: June 2022

IMPORTANT: Keep the owner’s manual for future use.

Summary of Contents for 32IN

Page 1: ...This product is proudly developed and manufactured in North America by SUPREME FIREPLACES INC 3594 Jarry East Montreal QC H1Z 2G4 T 877 593 4722 F 514 593 4424 www supremem com Revised June 2022 IMPORTANT Keep the owner s manual for future use ...

Page 2: ... 10 Soapstone Interior 9 2 11 Surround 9 2 12 Faceplate 9 2 13 Circulating Chamber 10 2 14 Adjustable Legs 10 2 15 Liner Adaptor 10 2 16 Metal Tag 10 2 17 Serial Number 10 3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 11 3 1 Preparing the Firebox for Installation 12 3 2 Liner Installation 12 3 3 Liner Adaptor Installation 12 3 4 Firebox Installation 12 3 5 Surround Installation 13 3 6 Clearances to Combustibles 14 ...

Page 3: ...1 Backdraft Smoking 21 5 2 Over Firing 21 6 MAINTENANCE 22 6 1 Disposal of Ashes 22 6 2 Chimney Maintenance 22 6 3 Cleaning of Glass 23 6 4 Replacing Soapstone Panel 23 6 5 Replacement of Door Gasket 23 6 6 Replacement of Glass 24 6 7 Door Latch Lubrication 25 6 8 Paint 25 6 9 Removal of FLAIR 25 6 10 Replacement Parts 26 7 WARRANTY 27 7 1 Warranty Limitations 27 7 2 Certification Label 29 ...

Page 4: ...re that all clearances to combustible materials are respected Contact with the unit during operation may cause severe harm Install a safety screen to keep children and pets away CAUTION Do not connect this unit to a chimney flue serving another appliance Do not connect to any air distribution duct or system Never use chemicals to ignite the fire Never burn waste or flammable fluids such as gasolin...

Page 5: ...5 2 COMPONENTS 2 1 Overall Dimensions ...

Page 6: ...Emissions Rate3 119 4 g hr EPA Protocol Method ALT 125 Efficiency HHV4 66 07 LHV5 71 09 Heat Output 19 029 to 49 358 BTU hr 5 576 to 14 465 W Optimum Efficiency 75 Optimum Heat Output 100 000 BTU 29 3 kWh Efficiency Protocol CSA B415 1 10 1 Depending on combustion air control setting see Section 4 3 for further details 2 Officially tested and certified by an independent laboratory 3 Low medium bur...

Page 7: ...NG Never manipulate the Combustion Air Control with bare hands as it gets hot when the FLAIR is in operation Use the Cold Hand Key to adjust the Combustion Air Control 2 4 Baffle Secondary Burn Technology The baffle system 32SF1150 of the FLAIR insert is located within the upper portion of the firebox and is fastened by 6 bolts 3 8 Hex SUPREME baffle systems are constructed out a specific grade of...

Page 8: ...er surge The blowers will turn on and turn off automatically during the operation of the unit As the temperature of the fireplace insert increases and the heat activated sensor reaches 35o C 95 F the fans will turn on Note that the average time it takes for the fans to activate is between 30 to 45 minutes after starting a fire The fans will turn off once the fireplace has cooled down and the heat ...

Page 9: ...d to firebrick 2 11 Surround A surround comes standard with the FLAIR UWB400 Please refer to Figure 2 5 for dimensions Figure 2 5 Flair 34 Surround 2 12 Faceplate A 12 gauge thick faceplate option is offered to cover the opening between the existing masonry fireplace and the surround of the unit It is permitted to cut the surround for installation or aesthetic purposes Please refer below to the su...

Page 10: ...rt The metal sheet having the Metal Tag is to be installed with two screws at the hearth of the masonry fireplace Note that the Metal Tag must be installed with the writing face upwards so that it is visible if the insert fireplace is removed The Metal Tag reads as follows This fireplace has been altered to accommodate a fireplace insert and should be inspected by a qualified person prior to re us...

Page 11: ...llation Failure to follow these instructions may result in property damage bodily harm and even death Modifications of the instructions presented in this section without written authorization from SUPREME FIREPLACES INC will void the warranty Be sure that the fireplace and chimney are clean and in good condition Seal all cracks using stove cement Seal permanently any openings between the masonry o...

Page 12: ...Wool insulation to prevent heat from escaping 3 3 Liner Adaptor Installation Insert the 6 diameter liner adaptor at the end of the liner The liner must be flush with the inferior rim of the adaptor a Tighten the clamp to secure the liner with the liner adaptor b Secure the liner adaptor in place with stainless steel self piercing sheet metal screw 3 4 Firebox Installation a Slide the FLAIR firepla...

Page 13: ...he warranty 3 5 Surround Installation a Install the surround and secure it with four screws two on either side b Install the door by inserting the upper rod into the upper hole and then lowering the lower rod into the lower hole c Inspect the installation If the surround is not flush against the wall level the firebox by using the adjustable legs Figure 3 7 FLAIR Installation Figure 3 6 Circulatin...

Page 14: ...mum clearance of 13 from the bottom of the mantel to the top edge of the door Table 3 3 Examples of Depth of Mantle with Respect to Distance from Top Edge of Door6 6 Values determined using a 45o rule 1 inch of height added results in 1 inch additional allowable depth Sidewall from outer edge of fuel door 15 5 394 mm Side trim max 4 depth from outer edge of fuel door 7 178 mm Protruding mantel max...

Page 15: ...Table 3 4 Thermal Properties of Materials7 Material Thermal Resistance R Value per Inch Thermal Conductivity k Value per Inch Cement Board Durock Next Gen 0 780 1 282 Brick 0 200 5 000 Limestone 0 153 6 536 Slate 0 100 10 000 Concrete 0 095 10 526 Marble 0 090 11 111 Granite 0 083 12 048 Ceramic Tile 0 080 12 500 RTotal R1 T1 R2 T2 R3 T3 Note the k Value per inch can be converted to an R Value per...

Page 16: ...bstances for the purpose of starting a fire in an affected wood heater Burning these materials may result in release of toxic fumes or render the heater ineffective and cause smoke Do not over fire the FLAIR fireplace insert Over firing will damage the fireplace is hazardous and will void the warranty NOTE Gas logs cannot be installed in the FLAIR fireplace insert WARNING Never use gasoline gasoli...

Page 17: ...is wood heater in a manner inconsistent with operating instructions in this manual 4 4 Starting a Fire The FLAIR has patented technologies and innovative features that make starting a fire quick and easy Before starting a fire assure that all the safety precautions mentioned in the owner s manual are being respected Prior to starting a fire check whether the unit is drafting correctly please refer...

Page 18: ...he fifth log on top of the first and second row in a diagonal direction f Keep the door of the FLAIR slightly unlatched until you see a flame in the firebox Never leave the FLAIR door unlatched without constant supervision g Completely latch the FLAIR door h Fans can be turned on once proper ignition has been achieved of the newly added wood Assure that a flame is maintained Avoid wood smoldering ...

Page 19: ...inutes after starting a fire as explained in this manual Section 4 4 Starting a Fire The fans will turn off once the insert has cooled down and the thermodisk reaches 85 F Note that the response time of the blowers can be adjusted by sliding the thermodisk mounting bracket further longer delay or closer shorter delay from the firebox The speed of the fans can be adjusted with the optional variable...

Page 20: ...side air kit should be installed according to the following guidelines The air duct must have an inner diameter of 4 inches The length of the air duct should not exceed 25 feet The duct should not be elevated more than 10 feet from the base of the unit Fresh air must come from the outside and not from another room or the attic The outside register must be away from automobile exhaust fumes gas met...

Page 21: ...ans operating around the house specifically for the duration of ignition Clean the chimney of any obtrusions when the unit is cold Open one window or one door near the FLAIR Heat the chimney 5 2 Over Firing The appearance of a red glow on the exterior of the firebox top and sides and or on the flue is a sign of over firing Excess air entering the firebox over fueling or an abnormal strong draft ca...

Page 22: ... of a slow burning fire As a result creosote residue accumulates on the flue lining When ignited this creosote makes an extremely hot fire The chimney connector and chimney burning wood or coal should be inspected at least once every two months during the heating season to determine if creosote buildup has occurred If creosote has accumulated it should be removed to reduce the risk of a chimney fi...

Page 23: ... panel a Order the soapstone panel for the FLAIR 34 32SF1175 3X b Remove the door from the firebox and place it face down on a soft surface NOTE Rotate the handle to permit proper placing c Remove the bottom plate hearth by lifting it out of the firebox d Slide the back wall soapstone panel by tilting the bottom and swivelling them out of the top retainer e Replace the damaged soapstone panel if i...

Page 24: ...replacement kit for the FLAIR 34 glass PYRO_24 25 X17 X1 GSK_31_7 2X and GSK_75_7 1X b Remove clean and dispose any broken glass from the door and the surroundings c Remove the door from the firebox and place it face down on a soft surface NOTE Rotate the handle to permit proper placing d Using a wedging tool or flat head screwdriver gently remove the gasket along with the silicone from the door f...

Page 25: ...ING Never apply paint to the unit during operation or when it is hot 6 9 Removal of FLAIR Occasionally a technician or an inspector may require the fireplace insert to be temporarily removed from the masonry fireplace therefore refer to the following instructions for proper removal of the FLAIR a Remove and dispose any ashes from within the firebox see Section 5 1 Disposal of Ashes b Remove the do...

Page 26: ...d square gasket 0 3125 thick 7 length GSK_75_7 Graphite coated square gasket 0 75 thick 7 length 55CFM_CEN_BLW 2X AC centrifugal compact fan Electrical rating 115VAC 60Hz 19W Certification VDE CSA UL CE TOD Thermo disk Electrical rating 120VAC 15A Certification UL CSA WALL_RHEO Speed Control Electrical rating 2 5 Amps 115VAC 50 60Hz Certification UL ULC PA5300 01 Combustion Air Control CM0020 Cold...

Page 27: ...gasket 2 years 1 year Electrical components 2 years 90 days Glass panel thermal breakage only 90 days 90 days 7 1 Warranty Limitations Abuse and improper use of the unit may cause irreversible damage and will void the warranty Transportation packaging and other related costs or expenses arising from the replacement or repair of defective parts will not be covered by this warranty nor will SUPREME ...

Page 28: ...any part or unit after inspection and investigation of the defect The manufacturer may at its discretion fully discharge all obligations with respect to this warranty by refunding the wholesale price of the defective part s The manufacturer shall in no event be responsible for any consequential damages of any nature which are in excess of the original purchase price of the product Repairs and or r...

Page 29: ...29 7 2 Certification Label ...

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