Bryant 342S User Manual

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Bryant 342S User Manual
A-The heater;imn-Si .also be gg'lQcated. th;at it is.protected.'._____........... heater.
from damage'by aircraft or other objects such as cranes 5, A service clearance of 18 inches at the rear and 12 ihor movable scaffoldings. In addition, it must be located ches from any obstruction at the bottom of the heatdr "to be accessible for servicing and adjustment. must be maintained,
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UNIT HEATERS

Cancels; 39342D1

Before proceeding to install Models 342 and 342S Unit Heaters, refer to Bryant form Ho, 39003D1 “Froeaduree for Gas Appliances” (packaged with the equipment) for in­ formation concerning combustion, venting, piping, and other standard installation practices. The current edition of the American National Standard “Installation of Gas Ap­ pliances and Gas piping”, Z21.30, takes precedence over all other reference publications pertinent to this -installation instruction. Both models arc shipped factory-assembled, Installation comprises the following;

*I. Inspection

*IL Location and Suspension

342S

: Series A ■Sizes 30 thru 400

39342D.PT3

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* III, piping '

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*** V. Venting

 

VL Startup'arid Adjustment

VII, Service 0;and„

 

=<To perform; .these -sepi^iops for installation steps-), jrefer t. the ■;apprOpriath;''settiQhs^ Pr^atit' farm No.' 3&003D1

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.' SPECIAL AIRPLANE AMANQAR AND : ; 1

. (5ARAGE APPLICATION PRECAUTIONS •

NOTE.:

cr aft ; Hangars, ” ahd^^HjFr'A ■; :NpT,;i':8g 2 ' Standard. .for

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1, A clearance of 10 feeti.;tb.Th^;'battom;;.o

 

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/hr,:,¡aircraft likely^-tp'fee;''.'o

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cate .with areas used for servicing or storage, must be maintained.

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4, A clearance of 6 inches from combustible maiterial must be maintained from the top and the sidep of thd

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