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BBV, SBV Series Natural Vent Gas Fireplaces
FINAL INSTALLATION
ROCK WOOL PLACEMENT
1. Place rock wool on burner to provide glowing
embers. For best results, pull the rock wool
apart into pieces the size of a nickel or dime.
2. Distribute one layer of rock wool to cover the
entire burner.
Figure 18
3. Place the logs on the burner. Refer to Log Place-
ment Section.
If the flame is blue and only in the center, turn off unit
and allow to cool. After unit cools, remove logs. If the
back holes are clear, add more rock wool to the cen-
ter of the burner. Replace logs and check flame again.
Save left over rock wool to refresh when cleaning later.
Too much rock wool can disturb the flame and cause
sooting on the glass or logs.
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ROCKWOOL
Cover with
Rock Wool
Burner
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Figure 18 -
Place Rock Wool on Burner
W
ARNING
Do not use the entire bag of rock wool
to cover the burner. This could cause
the flame to burn poorly and may lead
to sooting.
LOG PLACEMENT
Figure 19
1. Place rear log (#1) on grate assembly. Log should rest
firmly on the two log mounting pins on the horizontal
bars.
2. Place bottom left log (#2) on grate. Rest the back side
of the log in the flat area of the rear log.
3. Place bottom right log (#3) on grate. Rest the back
side of the log in the flat area of the rear log.
4. Place the top log (#4) on the rear log. Nest the forked
end of the top left log into the fork of the rear log. Rest
the narrow end of the top on the vertical grate bar.
LAVA ROCK AND EMBER PLACEMENT
Sprinkle lava rock on the floor of the inner combustion
chamber. Evenly distribute the rock. Do not pile the lava
rock up in front of grate. Do not place lava rock on the
burner. If desired, purchase optional embers to decorate
the floor of the fireplace.
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Top Log
(#4)
Right Log
(#3)
Flat
Areas
Rear
Log (#1)
Right Vertical
Grate Bar
Center Vertical
Grate Bar
Left Vertical
Grate Bar
Log
Mounting
Pins
Left Log
(#2)
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Figure 19 -
Log Placement
W
ARNING
Do not sprinkle the lava rock or ember
chunks on top of the burner. This may
cause potential sooting, glass breakage
and a fire hazard.
