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Installation

Traditional Logs 1400LSKV2

Material required

• Traditional logs kit, which contains:

• 8 logs
•  4-piece ceramic plaque
•  1 center emberbed

• Gloves, if desired (not supplied)

Installation

Carefully unpack the kit. Identify each log according to 

the above image.

Ceramic Plaque

1.  Place the front right ceramic piece of the plaque on 

the burner cover.

Fuel Beds

2.  Place the front left ceramic piece.

3.  Place the rear left ceramic piece.

4.  Place the rear right ceramic piece.

Logs

Please note that the position of the logs is critical to 

ensure the proper performance of the appliance.
1.  Place ember bed H53 onto the burner. Carefully 

locate it centered left to right and front to back.

H53

H69

H71

H68

H70

H46

H44

H47

H45

Ceramic plaque installed

H53

Summary of Contents for H6 Series

Page 1: ...s If you cannot reach your gas supplier call the fire department Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer service agency or the gas supplier Hot glass will cause burns Do not touch glass until cooled Never allow children to touch glass A barrier designed to reduce the risk of burns from the hot viewing glass is provided with this appliance and must be installed for the p...

Page 2: ...ll rights reserved Designed and manufactured for Miles Industries Ltd Valor Fireplaces 190 2255 Dollarton Highway North Vancouver BC Canada V7H 3B1 T 604 984 3496 F 604 984 0246 valorfireplaces com This appliance may be installed in an after market permanently located manufactured mobile home where not prohibited by local codes This appliance is only for use with the type of gas indicated on the r...

Page 3: ...mponents 29 Venting Chart 30 Venting Diagram 31 Restrictors 32 Horizontal Vent Termination 33 Vertical Vent Termination 34 Preparation 35 Stand offs Heat Shield 35 Vent Take Off 36 Window Removal Reinstallation 37 Optional HeatShift 40 Remove Convection Baffle 40 Install HeatShift Take Off Collars 40 Installation 41 Electrical Wiring 41 With 1430FFK Fixed Framing Kit 42 With 1430CIK Clean Install Ki...

Page 4: ... 93 C depending on elevation of hearth Be careful of touching these Tem perature of projection surfaces will be reduced when barrier screens are installed Some materials or items although safe may discolor shrink warp crack peel and so on because of the heat produced by the fireplace Avoid placing candles paintings photos and other combustible objects sensitive to heat or furniture within 36 inche...

Page 5: ...ommon vent systems are prohibited Intended use This appliance is designed and approved as a supple mental heater and provides the potential for most energy conservation when used while attended The use of an alternate primary heat source is advisable This unit is not for use with solid fuel Do not use this heater as a temporary source of heat during construction Installation and Servicing Installa...

Page 6: ...re in w c 3 7 8 5 Minimum Supply Pressure in w c 5 11 Maximum Supply Pressure in w c 10 14 Main Burner Injector Marking DMS 32 DMS 49 PSE Pilot Injector Marking BL22N BL14LP Min Rate By Pass Screw 195 125 Supply Gas Heater engine 1400MN is used with natural gas Heater engine 1400MP is used with propane gas The supply pressure must be between the limits shown in the Ratings section The supply conne...

Page 7: ...ersion to natural gas Other Accessories 1495CFK Circulating Fan Kit 1270RBK Remote Blower Kit use ONLY with HeatShift plenum LDK1 or LDK4 LDK HeatShift System GV60WIFI WiFi Kit GV60GCO Outdoor Fireplace Conversion Kit Hearth Gate Hearth Gates such as Cardinal s VersaGate are available at retail stores carrying safety products for children Kits Accessories WARNING Electrical connection and optional...

Page 8: ...te thickness of non combustible material over top of non combustible board 1 5 8 8 6 1 8 20 7 8 531 mm framing depth 15 5 8 21 3 8 543 mm to front face of non combustible board 34 1 2 877 mm 25 1 2 648 mm 32 3 8 823 mm 42 1 4 1074 mm 43 7 8 1115 mm 27 3 8 696 mm 36 1 8 918 mm 2 5 8 67 mm 6 7 8 175 mm Electrical Inlet Point 1 3 8 5 1 4 Electrical Junction Box Location Electrical Access Plate Zero C...

Page 9: ...nal accessories if used Venting configuration 2 Unpack the appliance removing all items packed inside and around it Recycle packaging 3 Check that you have everything required for the in stallation using the Pack Content sheet Also check that you have Fuel bed packed separately Liner panels packed separately Remote Battery Wall Switch Venting accessories Gas conversion kit if necessary HeatShift a...

Page 10: ...1 Non combustible hearth see Hearth pages 14 16 Combustible floor 1 2 Micore supplied with appliance Use as a thermal break between non combustible hearth material and combustible material underneath Combustible Framing Allowed Beneath Fireplace Do not install the appliance directly on carpet Note This appliance may be installed in outdoor weather protected environments as defined in the GV60CKO O...

Page 11: ... Mantel Projection from Face of Non Combustible Board Mantel Height from Bottom of Unit Ceiling 65 Min to Ceiling 52 50 48 46 4 minimum to exposed FRPEXVWLEOH ȵRRU RU KHDUWK Planning Combustible Clearances NOTE Use of optional HeatShift System affects mantel and hearth clearances See Appendix D HeatShift System pages 79 98 Combustible Mantel Left Side View ...

Page 12: ... of Finished Wall Shading denotes allowable location for combustible mantel legs Note Right Side clearances are the same FIREPLACE Depth 1 2 3 4 5 6 or greater Clearance 3 4 5 6 7 8 Combustible Sidewall Mantel Leg Top View Planning Combustible Clearances ...

Page 13: ...on combustible ZDOO ȴQLVK DSSOLHG on top of 1 2 non combustible board when using trims other than 1430FFK Fixed Framing Kit and 1430CIK Clean Install Kit NOTE This unit requires a solid platform to support it Combustible framing allowed EHQHDWK ȴUHSODFH Between underside of header and base of heater Base of heater must EH DW ȴQLVKHG KHDUWK KHLJKW RZHYHU please note that the 1440 4 sided trim exten...

Page 14: ...lled on a metal or wood panel extending the full width and depth of the appliance Hearth WARNING The H6 is a very effective radiant heater The hearth floor exposed surface in front of the heater can get very hot in excess of 200ºF Locating the unit raised above the exposed surface and using the screen front will greatly reduce this surface s temperatures Any exposed surface within 4 inches of the ...

Page 15: ...tion is determined by a combination of the height of the hearth above the surface of com bustible floor or carpet and the distance between the hearth and the bottom of the fireplace 3 Combustible baseboards 1 inch thick or less located on the wall are acceptable provided they are located below the base of the raised fireplace Planning Framing Hearth Face of non combustible board Top face of combus...

Page 16: ...rface of Combustible Floor or Carpet Bottom of fireplace ood is Allowed directly below fireplace Non Combustible Finish 1 2 Insulation Board supplied with fireplace Note This surface can get very hot if flush with bottom of heater We recommend raising the heater DO NOT FINISH ABOVE THIS HEIGHT except for CIK and FFK kits see kits information on pp See Chart above for Required Projection Non combus...

Page 17: ...surface of ZDOO ȴQLVK WR front surface of appliance case w no YHQW R VHW 15 5 8 397 mm BUILT IN RECESS top outlet 6WDQG R KHDW VKLHOG required ZLWK EXLOW LQ recess in wall directly above appliance 1RWH ΖI HDW6KLIW LV XVHG WKH KHDW VKLHOG LV QRW UHTXLUHG ȋ PP WKLFN non combustible board Built In Recess Above Fireplace Top Outlet Planning Framing ...

Page 18: ...ting Considerations When Framing Notes ALL venting considerations Dimensions of venting are based on using DuraVent elbows Elbow curve radius dimensions will vary when using other brands In general other brands have slightly bigger radius 3 inches clearance to combustibles required above horizontal pipe Slope horizontal pipe upwards 1 4 inch per foot 1 inch clearance required around sides and bott...

Page 19: ...ombustible and combustible material underneath Appliance Depth in Framing 1430 Fixed Framing Kit and 1430CIK Clean Install Kit install at framing stage and the appliance position is fixed in the framing In both cases the wall finishes butt up to the frame of the kit All other trims install after the wall finish is applied The perimeter of the trims overlap the wall finish therefore the thickness o...

Page 20: ...installed in front of the appliance if within 4 vertically of the bottom of the appliance See Framing pages 13 19 of this manual for hearth requirements details The non combustible hearth in front of the appliance if within 4 of the bottom of the appliance must include the 1 2 Micore insulation board provided to be used as thermal break between non combustible and combustible material underneath S...

Page 21: ...e frame of the 1430 1430 Fixed Framing Kit fixed position frame fixing brackets supplied with appliance not required appliance positioning brackets supplied on appliance not required appliance convection gap filler brackets supplied on appliance not required see installation instructions on page 42 1430FFK Fixed Framing Kit x x x x NOTE Non combustible materials required above appliance see page 2...

Page 22: ...ee Framing pages 13 19 of this manual for hearth requirements details The non combustible hearth in front of the appliance if within 4 of the bottom of the appliance must include the 1 2 Micore insulation board provided to be used as thermal break between non combustible and combustible material underneath Section view up the wall detail Lower panel Removable panel 1 1 4 32 mm Front of appliance S...

Page 23: ...f the 1430CIK 1430CIK Clean Install Kit fixed position side frame fixing brackets supplied with appliance not required appliance positioning brackets supplied on appliance not required appliance convection gap filler brackets supplied on appliance not required appliance inboard side trim fixing brackets not required see installation instructions on page 44 x x x x x NOTE Non combustible wall finis...

Page 24: ...re is no hearth the bottom of the appliance must be raised at least 4 inches above any exposed combustible floor in front With hearth The bottom of the appliance must be installed level with the top of the hearth surface in most cases other than with the 4 sided trim 1440 which hangs 1 1 2 below the bottom of the appliance Only a non combustible hearth can be installed in front of the appliance if...

Page 25: ...n Framing with 3 and 4 Sided Trims 3 and 4 Sided Trims adjustable position wall finish thickness up to 3 4 1 2 non combustible board trim s depth on appliance can be adjusted to accomodate wall finish thickness wall finish thickness more than 3 4 1 2 non combustible board appliance s depth can be adjusted in the framing to accomodate additional wall finish thickness of up to approximately 2 frame ...

Page 26: ...erential expansion of materials Pre drill non combustible board with oversized holes and do not over tighten screws to avoid cracking due to heat expansion Standard gypsum wall board may be used beyond the perimeter of the non combustible board although it is preferable not to change materials to help avoid cracking Finishing Around Trims Additional non combustible material such as tile etc may be...

Page 27: ...rated condition Running the fireplace for an extended period before final finishing will help drive out moisture Always pre drill screw holes through non combustible board and use screws for the type of board used Always use mesh tape over joints Always stagger joints in wall board Behind joints double up studs or use studs on the flat to add extra support to the joint Adhesive on the backside of ...

Page 28: ...of vent pipe allowed for the particular installation Tape all OUTER joints including all elbow joints Framing Vent in Combustible Walls Ceilings When penetrating through combustible walls and ceilings frame a minimum of 10 in x 10 in opening and ensure that the insulation is kept clear of the vent pipe using either a wall thimble or an attic insulation shield Follow the installation instructions s...

Page 29: ...ILING FIRESTOP ATTIC FIRESTOP ATTIC INSULATION SHIELD FLASHING STORM COLLAR VERTICAL TERMINATION Venting Rear Facing Vent Take Off Top Facing Vent Take Off Typical Venting Components IMPORTANT Provide support to vertical pipe runs particularly at offsets Do not rely on the appliance for support of long vertical pipe runs Horizontal pipe runs should be supported every 4 feet using strapping ...

Page 30: ...grees elbow is equivalent to 18 inches horizontal pipe 7 All horizontal pipe runs must be graded 1 4 inch per foot upwards in the direction of the exhaust flow The final pipe length when terminating through the wall may be graded downwards slightly to prevent water migration 8 A restrictor adjustment is required for most installations having a vertical rise see next section Note The restrictors ar...

Page 31: ...above top of horizontal pipe 1 min around bottom sides of horizontal pipe Use terminal guard with a vent terminal located less than 7 2 13 m above grade Min 24 total rise required No horizontal run allowed between these two elbows Venting Venting Diagram 4 x 90º ELBOWS MAXIMUM or equivalent ...

Page 32: ...m and to a lesser degree the horizontal run and number of elbows The amount of restriction is based on laboratory tests The ideal restrictor position may vary slightly especially when the vent pipe length is near the limits of the acceptable configurations for each type of restrictor The chart on the page 30 shows the vent restrictor positions required relative to the length of the vent pipe To se...

Page 33: ...ed within 15 feet 4 6bm below the terminal 36 90 I Clearance to service regulator vent outlet 36 90 J Clearance to non mechanical air supply inlet to the building or the combustion air inlet to any other appliance 12 30 K Clearance to a mechanical air supply inlet 72 180 L Clearance above paved sidewalk or a paved driveway located on public property Note A vent must not terminate directly above a ...

Page 34: ...ented soffit Min 36 vented soffit Termination cap Min 18 Storm collar Roof flashing H Vertical Vent Termination Venting Vertical Vent Termination Roof Pitch Minimum H feet Flat to 7 12 1 Over 7 12 to 8 12 1 5 Over 8 12 to 9 12 2 Over 9 12 to 10 12 2 5 Over 10 12 to 11 12 3 25 Over 11 12 to 12 12 4 Over 12 12 to 14 12 5 ...

Page 35: ...ion including approved non combustible board not supplied liners and fuel beds packed separately trim kit with barrier screen venting components and accessories HeatShift System components if used electrical components Install Stand offs The stand offs are supplied flat on the firebox sides and secured at one end Swivel up the flat stand offs bend them as shown and secure their loose end to the top o...

Page 36: ...d This unit is supplied with a top facing vent take off which can be field converted to a rear facing vent take off Please note that the rear facing take off requires the installation of the heat shield on top of the heater case as indicated unless fitted with optional HeatShift 1 Remove top facing take off 6 screws 2 Swivel take off and install as a rear facing one 6 screws 3 Reinstall heat shield to ...

Page 37: ...the four latches around the window frame 3 Starting with the bottom latches hook the pull handle to the latches vertical tabs and firmly pull forward and outward to unhook 4 Repeat with the top latches while holding the top of the window frame 5 Carefully pull the window straight out to disengage it from its side brackets holders 6 Set it aside in a safe place to avoid damage 7 Reattach the handle...

Page 38: ...dow correctly can Leak carbon monoxide Affect the performance of the fireplace Damage components Cause overheating resulting in dangerous conditions Damage caused by incorrect window installation is not covered by the Valor Warranty Reinstall and Check Window Reinstall the window using the latch pull handle located on the bottom front of the fireplace 1 Rotate the four side spring latches to the v...

Page 39: ...irm hand pressure around window frame to make sure window is sealed tight against firebox 5 Reattach the handle by its Velcro to the bottom of the fireplace so it is easy to find when needed 6 If the Hot Glass Warning plate has been removed from the front lower corner of the window re install it by sliding it between the glass and the frame as indicated ...

Page 40: ...ace by 4 screws located right behind the upper edge of the fireplace opening Recycle this panel as it is no longer needed Preparation Optional HeatShift Install HeatShift Take Off Collars 1 Remove the four cover plates on top of the appli ance case 6 screws each 2 Install the four take off collars on the holes on top of the appliance s case 6 screws each WARNING A l l F O U R 4 t a k e o f f s M U S...

Page 41: ... less than 1 amp General Requirements The fireplace s decorative lighting is connected to the V module box supplied located behind the appliance s removable panel below the window The V module is powered by a three prong plug plugged into a recep tacle inside the front lower left of the appliance case Both optional 1495CFK and GV60WIFI kits are also pow ered by the V module Notes We recommend conn...

Page 42: ...ove the con vection brackets 1 nut side they are not used with this kit 3 Fit the upper panel support to the top of the appli ance s case angle facing rear and secure 4 screws 4 At bottom of appliance case install the lower panel provided with the kit as indicated 3 nuts 5 On the appliance install the side panels as indicated 3 screws per side 1430FFK Kit content RH side panel LH side panel Upper ...

Page 43: ...ppliance into the framing and secure it to the studs on each side 6 fixing points per side 8 Set aside the side doors removable panel and bar rier screen to install later when the appliance s set up and wall finish application are completed 9 Continue the installation of the heater as indicated in this manual ...

Page 44: ...remove the con vection brackets 1 nut side 4 On each side of the firebox remove from outside of the appliance s case four brackets which are used with other fronts 2 screws each 5 Align the appliance with the cavity and push it in until the front face is flush with the studs 6 Install the lower panel using the three studs at the base of the appliance 3 nuts 1430CIK Kit Content RS side door LS pane...

Page 45: ...emovable convection baffle Remove the baffle then slide the finishing strip over the screw holes and secure it to the appliance with 4 counter sunk screws supplied with the kit Discard the convection baffle and its original screws Ensure there is no gap between the upper finishing strip and the side panels If there is a gap release the side panel s 3 screws push the panel up to close the gap and tighten...

Page 46: ...ce is snug against the framing and secure it to the studs on each side 4 fixing points per side Use wood screws not supplied 11 Set aside the side doors removable panel and bar rier screen to install later when the appliance s set up and wall finish application are completed 12 Continue the installation of the appliance ...

Page 47: ...o fram ing Ensure that unit is at the right height with consider ation to the height of hearth or combustible flooring When setting the position of the appliance within the framing the front surface of the positioning bracket indicated should always be flush with where you anticipate the finished wall surface to be Adjust the position of the frame fixing brackets to suit If in doubt allow for slig...

Page 48: ...m by closing its individual manual shut off valve during any pressure testing of the gas supply pip ing system at test pressures equal to or less than 1 2 psig 3 5 kPa Failure to either disconnect or isolate the appliance during pressure testing may result in regulator or valve damages and void the warranty Consult your dealer in case of damages Pressure Test Points The minimum supply pressure is g...

Page 49: ... into the firebox Place it against the side wall Rotate the side panel anchor to hold the panel in place Installation 4 Place the rear panel top edge angled against the back of the firebox behind the rail retainers at the bottom and slide it behind the side panel already installed 5 Insert the bottom of the other side panel in the firebox rotating it slightly to fit in totally into the firebox Pla...

Page 50: ...lation 7 Tighten the side panel anchors 8 Replace the burner cover and secure it 4 screws 9 Locate the two light shields in front of the top panel Hand bend their deflectors forward or backward to optimize the lighting ...

Page 51: ...Plaque 1 Place the front right ceramic piece of the plaque on the burner cover 2 Place the front left ceramic piece 3 Place the rear left ceramic piece 4 Place the rear right ceramic piece Logs Please note that the position of the logs is critical to ensure the proper performance of the appliance 1 Place ember bed H53 onto the burner Carefully locate it centered left to right and front to back H54...

Page 52: ... ceramic plate 4 Place H55 its curvy end in the ceramic plaque s recess in front of H53 and its other end on H53 s flat knob 5 Place H56 bigger Y log on top of H54 and H53 6 Place smaller Y log H57 on top of H55 and H53 7 Place H77 on top of H56 and H55 Note H55 56 57 and H77 do not touch rear log H74 H74 H53 H55 H56 H57 and H77 front view H54 H55 H53 H53 H56 H77 H55 H57 H74 H77 H56 H53 H54 H55 H5...

Page 53: ...recess of the ceramic plaque and rest it on the rear log H74 9 Place H76 its wider end in the recess of the ceramic and its narrower end between the two right knobs of rear log H74 1400BLK Birch logs installed H76 H75 H74 H74 H76 H53 H75 H74 H54 H77 H56 H55 H57 ...

Page 54: ...ic Plaque 1 Place the front left ceramic piece of the plaque on the burner cover 2 Place the front right ceramic piece 3 Place the rear right ceramic piece 4 Place the rear left ceramic piece Logs Please note that the position of the logs is critical to ensure the proper performance of the appliance 1 Place ember bed H37 onto the burner Carefully locate it centered left to right and front to back ...

Page 55: ...e pieces 3 Place H63 resting its front end in the recess in the front ceramic plaque and its other end on H62 s left side flat part H62 H37 H63 H62 4 Place H64 resting its front end in the recess in the front ceramic plaque and its other end on H62 s right side flat part 5 Place H60 in front of H37 in the recess of the ceramic plaque H64 H62 H60 H37 ...

Page 56: ...e between H37 and H60 H65 H63 H65 H37 H60 H63 7 Place the wider part of H61 in the recess on the ceramic plaque s front and rest its narrower end on H62 8 Add pebbles on the ceramic plaques as desired to complete the installation Do not place pebbles on the burner H61 H62 1400DWKV2 Driftwood installed H60 H62 H63 H64 H65 H61 H37 ...

Page 57: ...Plaque 1 Place the front right ceramic piece of the plaque on the burner cover Fuel Beds 2 Place the front left ceramic piece 3 Place the rear left ceramic piece 4 Place the rear right ceramic piece Logs Please note that the position of the logs is critical to ensure the proper performance of the appliance 1 Place ember bed H53 onto the burner Carefully locate it centered left to right and front t...

Page 58: ...recess of the ceramic plaque 4 Place H45 its curvy end in the ceramic plaque s recess in front of H53 and its other end on H53 s flat knob H68 H53 H44 H53 H45 H53 5 Place H46 big Y shaped log on top of H44 and H53 6 Place small Y log H47 on top of H45 and H53 7 Place H71 on top of H46 and H45 Note H45 H46 H47 and H71 do not touch rear log H68 H46 H53 H44 H47 H53 H45 H71 H45 H46 H45 H47 H68 H71 H46...

Page 59: ...f the ceramic plaque and rest it on flat spaces of rear log H68 H69 H68 9 Place H70 its narrow end in the recess of the ceramic plaque and its forked end on the flat space of rear log H68 H70 H68 H70 H53 H69 H68 H44 H71 H46 H45 H47 1400LSKV2 Traditional Logs installed ...

Page 60: ... extra har ness at fireplace end 3 Connect white connector to auxillary 5 pin junction and power connection to jack 4 Run harness assembly to mounted position of junc tion box securing harness to framing using insu lated staples not included 5 Feed harness assembly through a restrain on rear of junction box feeding through until harness sheath is pinched by retainer and providing suf ficent length...

Page 61: ...for battery snap connection 13 Make the snap connection load 4 AA alkaline bat teries into holder included with fireplace then feed back into junction box assembly Note Do not put batteries in the receiver only in the battery holder by the wall switch 14 Test the operation of the wall switch see Appendix C Wall Switch Operation on page 78 Snap connector Cable tie Side slot Rear view Front view Cau...

Page 62: ...ll hear two short beeps confirming the pairing is done If you hear one long beep the pairing sequence has failed or the wiring is incorrect This is a one time pairing only and is not required when changing the batteries of the handset or battery holder The remote control system is now ready to use Install Remote Control Handset Wall Holder The remote control kit for this fireplace comes complete w...

Page 63: ...s at the same time 1 Locate the light shields on top outside of the fire box 2 To replace the light bulbs a Pull the right then the left light shield straight forward out of the securing clips NOTE If the clips are tight carefully lift them up slightly with the blade of a screwdriver b Carefully pull each light bulb out of its receptacle c With a gloved hand carefully align the new bulb pins with ...

Page 64: ...ose will cause the flames to appear more yellow or orange showing less ceramic effects glow Too little aeration may result in black carbon forming on logs or roof panel and dropping into the firebox May also result in carbon or soot stains on the vent termination and exterior wall around the termination The Manufacturer is not responsible for for any damage caused by an air shutter setting with too...

Page 65: ...HT POWER V Module 120V Low voltage Lights Fan optional FAN AC Power MAN Knob Combination Control Valve Main Valve Knob PANEL red yellow Receiver Antenna RESET Button RBWSK Connector Battery Holder Battery Power Thermocouple 8 Wire Cable bundled WARNING NO ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ALLOWED for any outdoor installation ...

Page 66: ...gth and Pipe Extensions 4 x 6 5 8 Galvanized or Black 46DVA 08A 46DVA 08AB 3 to 7 4DT ADJ 4D7A or 4D7AB 3 to 5 94610608 4 to 8 1 2 4DT ADJ B Galvanized or Black 46DVA 16A 46DVA 16AB 3 to 14 1 2 TC 4DLS1 SV4LA 4D12A or 4D12AB 3 to 10 94610616 4 to 16 TC 4DLS1B SV4LBA Galvanized or Black 46DVA 17TA 46DVA 17TAB 11 to 17 TC 4DLS2 TC 4DLS2B 1 7 8 21 SV4LA12 4D16A or 4D16AB 3 to 14 SV4LBA12 Galvanized o...

Page 67: ...012 Roof Flashing 7 12 12 12 46DVA F12 4DT AF12 TF 4FB SV4B 4DF12 6 12 12 12 949606712 Flat Roof Flashing 46DVA FF TF 4F SV4F 949606001 Masonry Flashing TF 4MF New Siding Flashing 658NSFK Various Venting System Parts Wall Thimble 46DVA WT 4DT WT TM 4WT SV4RSM 4DWT 949064U Storm Collar 46DVA SC 4DT SC TM SC SV4AC 4DSC 94960608 Decorative Plate 46DVA DC 4DT CS TM 4TR TM 4TP SV4PF 4DFPB 94940612 Cath...

Page 68: ...ext adjacent floor level b In the event that the requirements of this subdivision can not be met at the time of completion of installation the owner shall have a period of thirty 30 days to comply with the above requirements provided however that during said thirty 30 day period a battery operated carbon monoxide detector with an alarm shall be installed 2 APPROVED CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS Each c...

Page 69: ... side wall horizontally vented gas fueled equipment does not provide the parts for venting the flue gases but identifies special venting systems the following requirements shall be satisfied by the manufacturer 1 The referenced special venting system instructions shall be included with the appliance or equipment installation instructions and 2 The special venting systems shall be Product Approved ...

Page 70: ...the ignition process is in progress When the pilot is lit the Flame Adjustment knob 3 will automatically rotate to the highest setting Press the button on the remote control handset to reduce the flame height On the remote control handset press the button a short acoustic signal confirms the start has begun 3 AUTOMATIC IGNITION MAN knob 2 in ON position Ensure Flame Adjustment knob 3 is set to low...

Page 71: ... To Turn On Fire One Button lighting default Two Button lighting simultaneously Press and hold for 4 seconds until 8 short beeps and a blinking series of lines conȴrms the start sequence has begun Release button Main gas ȵows once pilot ignition is conȴrmed Handset automatically goes into manual mode after main burner ignition Standby Mode Pilot Flame Press and hold to set appliance to pilot ȵame ...

Page 72: ...ions 1 Install batteries All icons are displayed and ȵashing 2 While the icons are ȵashing press the relevant func tion button and hold for 10 seconds 3 The function icon will ȵash until deactivation is com plete Deactivation is complete when the function icon and two horizontal bars are displayed Note If a deactivated button is pressed there is no function and the two horizontal bars are displaye...

Page 73: ...ic and Eco modes Maximum countdown time is 9 hours and 50 minutes Light Dimmer Operation On Press is displayed Light is on at preset level Off Press disappears Light turns o Setting 1 Press and hold until ȵashes 2 To adjust light between 20 100 press or 3 To conȴrm setting either press or wait is displayed Note The light works independently of the pilot ȵame If you want the light on but no ȵame pr...

Page 74: ...r WiFi the handset will display APP Manual Mode The on o status of the ȴreplace as well as ȵame height are manually controlled by the user PM ON OFF PM PM Thermostatic Mode On Press is displayed Preset temperature displays brieȵy followed by the room temperature Setting Desired Temperature 1 Press and hold until is dis played and set temperature ȵashes 2 To adjust set temperature press or 3 To con...

Page 75: ... ON ON Off Time Setting PROGRAM 1 1 1 OFF are displayed ALL is displayed brieȵy Hour ȵashes 2 To select hour press or 3 To conȴrm press 1 OFF are displayed ALL displayed brieȵy Minutes ȵash 4 To select minutes press or 5 To conȴrm press Note Either continue to PROGRAM 2 and set ON and OFF times or stop programming at this point and PROGRAM 2 remains deactivated Note PROGRAM 1 and 2 use the same ON...

Page 76: ...mum countdown time is 9 hours and 50 minutes CAUTION Do not use a screwdriver or other metallic object to remove the batteries from the battery holder or the handset This could cause a short circuit Low Battery Receiver With low battery power in the battery holder the system shuts o the ȴre completely This will not happen if the power is completely interrupted Seven Day Shut Off The system shuts o...

Page 77: ... no pilot ȵame No gas supply Air in pilot supply line No spark Reversed polarity in thermocouple wiring Incorrect pilot oriȴce if valve has been converted from LPG to NG or vice versa F07 Low battery symbol Permanent Battery icon ȵashes on handset display Low battery in handset F09 F09 4 sec Fire is not responding No electronic control of ȴre Down arrow button was not pressed during pairing Receiv...

Page 78: ...radually increase flame height Press and hold small flame button to gradually decrease flame height The Wall Switch can be used to control your fireplace You can turn the pilot on or off and you can increase or decrease the flame height Note that the thermostat and programming functions are not available with the wall switch 78 Appendix C Wall Switch Operation ...

Page 79: ...stallation instructions Planning Installation H5 H6 with HeatShift Instructions for use with following Valor Heater Models 1100M and 1400M ɄWARNING DO NOT cover or place objects in front of or on top of air outlet s AVOID locating outlet within 7 feet above ȵoor level as discharge temperatures are hot ɄWARNING When placing discharge close to ceilings staining or streaking may occur on light colore...

Page 80: ...n Plates 2 for wall valance discharge ONLY LDK9 30 Plenum 7 3 4 197 mm LDK1 48 x 2 LDK4 38 x 2 LDK3 2 14 x 6 2 14 x 6 grilles included white 4 take off collars included 4 take off collars included 4 take off collars included Kits Contents 15 3 4 400 mm LDK7 2 Duct termination plates 4 take off collars included LDK9 30 x 2 4 5 Ø take off collars included ...

Page 81: ...um 2 ply Flex Kit 2 x 10 0 lengths may be cut to required length LDK10 30 Finishing Frame to use with LDK9 3 5 8 92 mm 3 5 8 92 mm LDK6 2 10 x 5 aluminum ȵex LDK5 supplied separately 38 frame white LDK2 supplied separately 48 frame white 39 5 8 1007 mm 49 5 8 1261 mm Kits Contents 3 11 16 94 mm LDK10 supplied separately 30 frame white 31 11 16 805 mm ...

Page 82: ... K 4 Min 51 5 8 LDK1 Min 44 1 2 LDK4 M i n 7 3 u s i n g 4 8 L D K 1 M i n 6 3 u s i n g 3 8 L D K 4 Note LDK Plenum may require larger minimum corner cavity than heater minimum corner cavity plan accordingly Vent Corner installations Note When using LDK7 the discharge opening PXVW EH ORFDWHG LQ WKH VDPH URRP DV WKH ȴUHSODFH P PXVW EH ORFDWHG LQ WKH VDPH H URRP DV WKH ȴUHSODFH ɄWARNING The plenum ...

Page 83: ...K3 LDK4 and LDK9 kits Flexible or rigid 5 diameter UL 181 Class 1 Air Duct 4 use LDK6 kit or equivalent Min 2 1 2 clearance to ceiling Min 30 Max 12 0 See table for offsets H5 29 H6 34 1 2 H5 19 1 4 H6 25 1 2 Ceiling Min 1 clearance to combustibles around pipe ...

Page 84: ...in 14 Flexible or rigid 5 diameter UL 181 Class 1 Air Duct 4 use LDK6 kit or equivalent Min 30 Max 12 0 6HH WDEOH IRU R VHWV H5 29 H6 34 1 2 H5 19 1 4 H6 25 1 2 Ceiling Min 1 clearance to combustibles around pipe NOTE Discharge opening must be located in the same room as fireplace when using LDK7 ...

Page 85: ...12 0 Maximum allowable Horizontal Offset X offset for take off that s furthest away Ceiling LDK 1 LDK 3 or LDK 4 Min bend radius Top of fireplace Min 1 clearance to combustibles around pipes Support horizontal sections of pipe using strapping every 24 DO NOT RUN pipe horizontal Minimum slope 4 12 Min bend radius 14 min 5 5 4 12 Vertical Rise Y Min 30 Max 12 0 Maximum allowable Horizontal Offset X ...

Page 86: ...ng bracket and 1 1 2 standoff mounting bracket and 1 2 standoff 3 1 2 standoff 3 5 8 7 7 8 11 1 2 Top View Front View Right Side View LDK 4 38 LDK 4 5 dia collars 4 C L 8 14 8 4 4 3 3 5 8 7 7 8 11 1 2 1 2 standoff Front View Top View 2 8 1 2 standoffs 6 openings each end for optional 1270RBK connection 11 1 2 8 4 1 2 wallboard mounting bracket and 1 1 2 standoff mounting bracket and 1 2 standoff R...

Page 87: ...2 6 9 1 2 6 4 1 2 wallboard mounting bracket and 1 1 2 standoff mounting bracket and 1 2 standoff Right Side View 6 1 2 3 Plenum Dimensions cont d LDK 3 14 C L 7 6 5 dia collars 2 3 mounting bracket and 1 1 2 standoff mounting bracket and 1 2 standoff 8 11 1 2 1 2 wallboard 1 2 standoffs Front View Right Side View 1 2 standoff ...

Page 88: ...mensions 5 dia collars 4 C L 7 4 1 2 9 3 4 9 3 4 4 1 2 19 1 2 2 1 2 13 1 2 16 19 1 2 9 3 4 9 3 4 Stand offs fold down for shipping Warning Label Stand offs Front View Top View Right Side View Perimeter of plates may be trimmed to suit installation ...

Page 89: ...gs LDK9 Minimum 31 4 Min 1 below ȴQLVKHG FHLOLQJ LDK 1 49 LDK 4 39 LDK 1 LDK 4 LDK 3 LDK 3 15 4 5 LDK 1 13 LDK 4 11 UDPLQJ RQ HGJH Top of plenum VXSSRUW UDPLQJ RQ HGJH Min 1 below ȴQLVKHG FHLOLQJ 8 C L LDK 9 Min 1 below ȴQLVKHG FHLOLQJ UDPLQJ RQ HGJH ...

Page 90: ...Note Min cavity dimensions may be dictated by LDK plenum when installing across corners Min 1 2 clearance to combustibles at ends See detail LDK 1 49 LDK 4 39 LDK 3 15 LDK 9 31 LDK 1 4 LDK 4 4 LDK 3 8 LDK 9 4 2 x 4 on edge 2 x 4 on edge Framing on edge Vertical vent will pass by the plenum without offsetting the vent Framing and Clearances Plenums front view ...

Page 91: ...tain 1 clearance to pipes Framing on edge 1 1 2 min clearance to combustibles top Ceiling Min 2 1 2 clearance to ceiling 1 2 1 2 min clearance to combustibles rear sides 1 min clearance to combustibles all around pipes 4 LDK9 Framing on edge 1 1 2 min clearance to combustibles top 2 min clearance to combustibles use steel stud for LX1 appliances Ceiling Min 2 1 2 clearance to ceiling 1 2 1 2 min c...

Page 92: ...s 2 x 4 on edge to support plates as necessary maintain 1 clearance to pipes DOO ȴQLVK UHTXLUHG to form plenum above duct termination plates LDK 7 Duct Termination Plates 2 for horizontal installation ONLY Continuous ceiling UHTXLUHG ZLWKLQ FDYLW Note Staining or streaking may occur on light colored ceilings due WR DQ GXVW HWF LQ DLU ȵRZ Maximizing the opening size will help reduce any staining or...

Page 93: ...1 2 19 1 2 16 13 1 2 4 4 Stand off Non combustible zone above plates Perimeter of plates may be trimmed to suit installation Combustible framing allowed below plates 5 dia pipes maintain 1 clearance to combustible materials Front View Top View Right Side View Stand off Stand offs ...

Page 94: ...e installed with1270RBK H5 1100M H6 1400M fireplaces See HeatShift System manual in Appendix of fireplace installation manual Universal take off supplied with 1270RBK kit Can mount to either end of plenum Maximum 1 x 1270RBK kit per plenum 1270RBK fan unit see diagram for possible mounting positions May be positioned higher or lower than LDK plenum position 5 dia piping ...

Page 95: ...SSOLDQFHȇV LQVWDOODWLRQ manual Combustible PDWHULDOV PXVW EH NHSW EHKLQG WKLV OLQH 45 NOTE 7KHVH 0DQWHO OHDUDQFHV DSSO 21 ZKHQ HDW6KLIW V VWHP LV LQVWDOOHG 0DQWHO HLJKW IURP Bottom of Unit 4 minimum to FRPEXVWLEOH KHDUWK H5 35 H6 40 1 2 H5 39 H6 44 1 2 COMBUSTIBLE Mantel Clearances H5 and H6 appliances when using HeatShift System ONLY ɄWARNING RISK OF OVERHEATING AND FIRE Ensure HeatShift installa...

Page 96: ...ɞe from the appliance It is held in place by screws located right behind the upper edge of the ȴreplace opening 3 screws baɞe for 1100 s 4 for 1400 s ba ȵe Recycle this panel as it is no longer needed Convection baɞe to be removed Convective airflow with baffle removed Take off collar Firebox Re direction of convected air after removing baɞe Convective airȵow with baɞe in place Appliance top panel...

Page 97: ...of the collars and secure it with gear clamps provided DO NOT SPLICE DUCTS 5 Attach the top of the pipe sections to the plenum securing them with the gear clamps provided An upward slope must be maintained in horizontal sec tions of pipes for proper convection Use straps as necessary to maintain the pipes positions Support horizontal sections every 24 inches 6 Paint the inside surfaces of the plen...

Page 98: ... maintain the pipes posi tions Support horizontal sections every 24 inches 6 Continue with the ȴreplace installation 2 stand offs per plate Description Part no LDK1 48 Quad Hot Air Plenum Kit 48 x 2 quad plenum 4005476 5 take off collars 4 4005478 Top mounting bracket standoffs 4007211 8 slotted drive screws 1 4 7 798601 LDK2 48 Outlet Frame Kit for LDK1 Aux Frame SPL 48 x 2 white 4005612 LDK3 14 ...

Page 99: ...t 1460PBL Glass Liner Set 1470RGL Clipping brackets 4 4004981 Herringbone Liners 1475HBL Description Part Number 1 Heat shield stand offs 4009109 2 Heat shield vent 4004512 3 45 degrees flanged elbow 0945JM 4 Elbow gasket 4002999 5 Top stand offs 2 4009110 6 Restrictor plates 2 4001222 7 Cover plates 4 4005409 8 Engine positioning brackets 2 4005225 9 LH Convection gap bracket 4007437 10 RH Convecti...

Page 100: ...e beach pebble 4003084 76 Black beach pebble 4003085 77 Beige beach pebble 4003087 78 Driftwood plaque LH rear 4008978 Description Part Number 79 Driftwood plaque RH rear 4008979 80 Driftwood plaque LH front 4008980 81 Driftwood plaque RH front 4008981 82 Traditional Logs 1400LSKV2 83 Traditional Logs only 4009036 Log H68 4008985 Log H69 4008986 Log H70 4008987 Log H71 4008988 Log H44 4008823 Log ...

Page 101: ...2 33 34 35 36 38 39 17 18 24 25 31 27 26 27 28 30 53 54 55 56 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 51 40 41 42 43 44 57 58 59 60 1 2 3 4 5 5 16 16 6 7 7 8 8 11 11 10 9 20 21 23 19 13 13 12 12 22 a b c d e f g h i 65 64 67 71 69 70 68 14 61 62 63 66 ...

Page 102: ... Parts 1400BLK Birch Logs H54 H75 H77 H74 H55 H56 H57 H76 72 1400DWKV2 Driftwood 78 80 79 81 73 brown small grey white black beige 75 77 74 76 H69 H71 H68 H70 H46 H44 H47 H45 85 86 87 82 83 84 88 89 1400LSKV2 Traditional Logs 93 94 95 92 90 96 97 91 ...

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