BuckMaster AIR-TIGHT, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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INSTALLATION
PARTS NEEDED CHECKLIST:
1. BuckMaster Fireplace
2. Hot air duct kit
3. 6" wide steel floor safety shield
4. Approved Chimney including:
Anchor
Plate
Appropriate number of lengths for proper
height
15
o
or 30
o
elbows if necessary
See chimney installation instructions
Firestop radiation shield, Attic radiation shield
Roof flashing
Rain Cap
Supports if necessary
OPTIONAL PARTS
1. Additional hot air ductwork
2. Grill box extension kit
3. Masonry Adapter Kit
4. Temperature probe port extension
5. Non-combustible Face and Hearth
6. Condar temperature probe model 9-85
7. 10" x 10" Grill kit (subject to change)
STRUCTURAL AND FINISHING
MATERIALS OPTIONS
1. Framing and sheathing
2. Facing materials: stone, bricks, tile, etc.
3. Premanufactured
fireplace surround and hearth
4. Mantel
PLACING THE FIREPLACE
1. Move fireplace into selected location
2. Hearth
preparation:
On combustible flooring, raise the front of the fireplace
enough to slide the 6" wide steel floor safety shield
halfway under the unit. Nail the exposed portion of the
strip to the floor. The safety shied provides added pro-
tection against hot embers which could fall in between
the fireplace and the finished hearth. In all installations
consideration must be given to the thickness of the final
hearth material.
NOTE:
A clearance of 1/2" minimum
must be maintained between the top of the finished
hearth and the bottom of the lower grill to ensure that
the grill can be fully opened for removal of the ash pan.
Elevate the fireplace as required.
CHIMNEY GENERAL INFORMATION
1. A minimum of 3' is required from the top of the
chimney to the point where it passes through the
roof. In addition, the top of the chimney must be
at least 2' higher than any wall, roof ridge or
building that is within 10'.
2. Where more than one chimney uses the same
chase, or exits the roof in the same location,
maintain the clearances shown to prevent smoke
being drawn from a warm flue to a cold one.
These are suggested clearances only.
3. Whenever possible the entire run of the chimney
should be within the structure. The use of an
exterior chimney may cause poor draft, excessive
condensation and a faster buildup of creosote.
If it is necessary to use an exterior chimney, it should
be framed in with an insulated enclosure.
Do not fill the enclosure with loose fill. A 2" clearance
must be maintained around the chimney pipe.
4. The fireplace will support a maximum chimney
height of 15'. Additional length should be
supported at 10' intervals using components
specified by the chimney manufacturer.