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Figure 3-16: Intake Swivel Cover Kept Open for Clean Face

Installations

Figure 3-19: Clean Face Arched Surround

Components

Figure 3-18: Clean Face Rectangular Surround

Components

Figure 3-17: Clean Face Surround Installation

Table 3-4: UWA620 Components

CLEAN FACE RECTANGULAR

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

QTY

4

Clean Face Rectangular Surround

1

7

Clean Face Upper Cover

1

8

Clean Face Lower Cover

1

9

Duct Adapter

2

Table 3-5: UWA630 Components

CLEAN FACE ARCHED

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

QTY

5

Clean Face Arched Surround

1

7

Clean Face Upper Cover

1

8

Clean Face Lower Cover

1

9

Duct Adapter

2

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Summary of Contents for 38SF

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 IMPO...

Page 2: ...11 Soapstone Interior 7 2 12 Blower Kit 7 2 13 Optional Hot Air Kit 7 2 14 Optional Fresh Air Kit 7 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 8 3 1 Location 8 3 2 Chimney Installation 9 3 2 1 General Rules and Guide...

Page 3: ...Operating the Combustion Air Control 31 5 4 Starting a High Efficiency Fire 32 5 5 Adding a New Load of Wood 33 5 6 Blower Kit Operation 33 TROUBLESHOOTING 34 6 1 Backdraft Smoking 34 6 2 Over Firing...

Page 4: ...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 a...

Page 5: ...2 Figure 2 1 Elegance 42 Traditional Rectangular Dimensions Figure 2 2 Elegance 42 Traditional Arched Dimensions GENERAL INFORMATION 2 1 Overall Dimensions 2 1 1 Traditional Dimensions...

Page 6: ...3 Figure 2 3 Elegance 42 Clean Face Rectangular Dimensions Figure 2 4 Elegance 42 Clean Face Arched Dimensions 2 1 2 Clean Face Dimensions...

Page 7: ...00 ft2 93 to 232 m2 Average Particulate Emissions Rate2 1 85 g hr Average CO Emissions Rate3 2 09 g min EPA Protocol Method 28R ASTM2780 10 and ASTM2515 11 Efficiency Crib Wood HHV4 67 83 LHV5 72 9 He...

Page 8: ...a minimum burn rate is set WARNING Never manipulate the Combustion Air Control with bare hands as it gets hot when the Elegance 42 is in operation Use the Cold Hand Key see Section 2 4 to adjust the...

Page 9: ...e hearth The Ash Lip can be installed with the door open or closed It is safe to operate the unit without the Ash Lip NOTE The door of the Elegance 42 must remain closed at all times during operation...

Page 10: ...mmended when the fireplace is installed in an area below the maximum heating space A total of three kits can be installed onto one unit with a maximum distance of 25 feet each Note that a 5 inch insul...

Page 11: ...d 3 8 The clearances to combustible materials The passage of the chimney If possible select a location for the fireplace that will minimize the number of offsets in the chimney course Offsets will red...

Page 12: ...minimum length of 12 inches of straight chimney is required from the top of the unit before having an offset 5 Only chimneys approved under the UL 103 ULC S629 standards can be installed onto the uni...

Page 13: ...um clearance to combustibles 2 For an installation with the chimney running through the ceiling install the SUPREME Radiation Shield Offset below the chimney opening prior to installing the radiation...

Page 14: ...ney length s necessary for the offset 3 Once the desired offset length has been achieved install the second elbow to redirect the venting to the vertical position 4 Cut an opening in the floor ceiling...

Page 15: ...e Elegance 42 running through a masonry chimney 1 Install the anchor plate onto the unit 2 Position the fireplace to the recommended location 3 Install the initial prefabricated chimney lengths and el...

Page 16: ...t be constructed with nominal 2 x 3 or 2 x 4 metal studs and the remainder can be constructed with nominal 2 x 3 or 2 x 4 lumber Refer to Figure 3 10 for an example of a framing design and Figure 3 11...

Page 17: ...place it on a soft surface such as a carpet or cardboard to avoid any scratches or damages 2 Align the lower support bracket Item 6 to the intake opening and fasten it in place Figure 3 13 3 Bend the...

Page 18: ...3 19 within the door holder and secure it in place with 4 black screws one on each corner Make sure that the handles of the Combustion Air Control pass through the slots of the surround 5 Reinstall th...

Page 19: ...3 17 Clean Face Surround Installation Table 3 4 UWA620 Components CLEAN FACE RECTANGULAR ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY 4 Clean Face Rectangular Surround 1 7 Clean Face Upper Cover 1 8 Clean Face Lower Cover 1...

Page 20: ...etermine the two locations of the air outtakes on the chase and cut a rectangular opening 10 5 W X 9 5 H Note that a minimum distance of 64 is required from the floor and a minimum of 6 is required fr...

Page 21: ...gravity ducts must not be connected to a central heating system A clearance must be maintained between the gravity ducts and the chimney The intake swivel covers at the bottom sides must remain open...

Page 22: ...The base of the louver must be at least 64 from the base of the unit Refer to Figure 3 11 in Section 3 3 for framing requirements of single linear front louver installations WARNINGS A minimum clearan...

Page 23: ...linear duct louver adapter item SL1110 of Figure 3 25 and Table 3 7 onto the framing of the single linear front louver Figure 3 26 The brackets of the SL1110 SL1153 of Figure 3 25 are adjustable to a...

Page 24: ...distance L and cut the two CAC8 ducts Figure 3 25 and Table 3 7 to that length 5 Insert a worm gear clamp on each end of the ducts Figure 3 30 6 Install the 90 elbows on one end of the ducts and secur...

Page 25: ...ase finishing material of 30 75 W X 4 5 H centered with the outlet Figure 3 35 11 Determine the two locations of the air intakes on the chase and cut the rectangular openings of 15 25 W X 4 5 H Figure...

Page 26: ...tar bricks or ceramic tiles Note that unidentified materials may be combustible verify product specifications prior to installation The hearth extension must extend a minimum of 18 from the front of t...

Page 27: ...t be constructed out non combustible material Refer to Figure 3 39 3 40 and 3 41 for dimensions Note the chase must be properly fastened onto the framing structure WARNING Do not nail or screw the cha...

Page 28: ...Base of unit The depth of the mantle is measured from the face of the fireplace door When the non combustible wall is recessed the depth of the mantle can be increased by the amount of the recess see...

Page 29: ...onto the stainless steel bracket The following are instructions on installing the blower kit into the Elegance 42 refer to Figure 3 45 for the electrical diagram 1 Using two screws install the therm o...

Page 30: ...27 Figure 3 46 Access to Blowers Figure 3 47 Blower and its Fixture Figure 3 44 Access to Blowers Figure 3 45 Electrical Diagram...

Page 31: ...the hot air kit may result in overheating will void the warranty and can be hazardous WARNINGS Do not install the blower within the casing of the fireplace The minimum wall opening to run the duct is...

Page 32: ...sure to remove any pieces of insulation that has fallen into the unit 3 Install the fireplace duct connector FDC 5 on the opening using four screws 4 In the room where the heat will be distributed cut...

Page 33: ...o install a fresh air kit in your area General Notes The outside air kit should be installed according to the following guidelines The air duct must be insulated wrapped with a vapor barrier and have...

Page 34: ...these materials may result in release of toxic fumes or render the heater ineffective and cause smoke Do not over fire the Elegance 42 fireplace Over firing will damage the fireplace is hazardous and...

Page 35: ...r this setting or otherwise operate this wood heater in a manner inconsistent with operating instructions in this manual 5 4 Starting a High Efficiency Fire The Elegance 42 has patented technologies a...

Page 36: ...at the center of the firebox d Activate the Activator by pushing it in e Once the embers begin to glow red add the new load of wood in the firebox f Keep the door of the Elegance 42 slightly unlatched...

Page 37: ...the firebox Backdraft is most commonly caused by fans around the house such as in the kitchen and bathrooms simultaneously in operation insufficient length of the chimney less than 15 feet or a block...

Page 38: ...flue 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 s...

Page 39: ...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 it was removed in step d and positi...

Page 40: ...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 scre...

Page 41: ...erature paint in aerosol spray can format by Stove Bright in Metallic Black 6309 Contact your local hearth shop for further information on purchasing this paint NOTE Apply the paint in a well ventilat...

Page 42: ...ertified UL CSA WALL_RHEO In Wall Variable Speed Control 2 5 Amps 115VAC 50 60Hz certified UL ULC PA5000 01 Combustion Air Control CM0020 Cold Hand Key CM0301 01 Removable Ashlip 38SF1175 Soapstone Sl...

Page 43: ...40 CERTIFICATION LABEL...

Page 44: ...series circulating chamber of fireplace insert series bimetallic strip of combustion air control removable ash lip surround structure cold hand key wall intake and outtake grilles of gravity kit 10 y...

Page 45: ...ion alterations or substitutions of components of the fireplace abrasives chemical cleaners and negligence are not covered by this warranty Burning anything other than natural wood will damage your fi...

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