Greenwood Frontier CX, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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INSTALLATION PREPARATION
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Additional items typically ordered and packaged with the Frontier CX.
Other parts required for your boiler and distribution system installation will be determined by your installer
and may arrive with the furnace or be shipped separately.
Note: These are diagrams of furnace components which are shipped with the unit. Additional parts and
configuration used for installation will be determined by your installer. This diagram does not include
standard installation components such as additional pumps, expansion tank and other components
required for integration with your heating system.
2. Unload the Furnace
CAUTION: These units are heavy! The Frontier Series CX weighs about 1,500 pounds (680
kg). Make sure you have proper equipment and sufficient manpower to prevent injury or
damage when unloading and locating the furnace unit.
When moving the furnace, use a forklift with 3,000 lbs (1,360 kg) or greater capacity with 5-6 ft. (152 cm-
183cm) forks. Center the forks in the lifting channels under the chassis, with the forks spread to minimize
the overhang on either side. Move the loader as close to the furnace as possible without contacting the
furnace with the lifting rack. Pick the furnace up by keeping it level and lifting only as high as necessary to
move the unit. Do not accelerate or stop the loader suddenly. Make slow and stable maneuvers with the
furnace on the forks. The channels under the chassis should not be used to drag or slide the furnace, except
for small adjustments to final placement.
CAUTION: Depending on which side you approach the furnace be aware that the fork lift rack
can damage the plumbing, fan or door handle. Never stand in the path of the load when
lifting or moving the furnace.
WARNING: If you are not a professional rigger or do not have experience with portable
cranes, winches, hoists, or other lifting devices, and you have determined that a top lift is
required to place the furnace in its installed location, you should use an equipment or
machinery-moving company to set the furnace in its final location. If the furnace is dropped,
the refractory ceramic firebox can be damaged. An experienced rigger can ensure that the
furnace is safely lifted and set in place without damage.