Capo Fireside Artisan Series, ASL-60, ASL-96, ASL-72, ASL-48 Instruction Manual

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Shown with optional Draft

Hood, Glass Doors, Burner

System and Firebrick

(ALL SOLD SEPARATELY)

B-Vent Gas Fireplace with Masonry Firebox

Models: ASL(48/60/72/84/96/108/120)

WARNING:



If the information in these instructions is

not followed exactly, a re or explosion

may result causing property damage,

personal injury or death.

Do not store or use gasoline or other

ammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS:

• Do not try to light any appliance.

• Do not touch any electrical switch; do

not use any phone in your building.

• Immediately call your gas supplier from

a neighbor’s phone and follow the gas

supplier’s instructions.

• If you cannot reach your gas supplier,

call the re department.

Installation and service must be performed by a qualied installer, service agency, or the gas supplier.

IMPORTANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING

INSTALLATION OF THIS FIREPLACE.

The logs and burner must be permanently installed in and

are only for use in this replace. This replace must be connected to a working ue meeting the requirements of the ANSI Z21.50 standard.

Solid-fuels shall not be burned in this replace.

This appliance must be vented vertically through the roof. This appliance is not for installation in manufactured or mobile homes. The installation, including provisions for combustion, ventilation air, and required minimum permanent vent opening, must conform with the National Fuel Gas Code (ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54) and applicable local building codes. This gas replace is designed to

burn with yellow ames; thus adequate ventilation is absolutely necessary.

WARNING:



This gas appliance must not be connected to a chimney

fuel servicing a solid fuel burning appliance.

Do not store gasoline or other ammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.

INSTALLER: Leave this manual with the appliance. CONSUMER: Retain this manual for future reference.

This appliance is only for use with the type of gas indicated on the rating plate. This appliance is not convertible for use with other gases, unless a certied kit is used.

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CONTENTS

ASL120 Fireplace Parts ....................................................................................................................................... Pg. 4,5

ASL48 Fireplace Parts ......................................................................................................................................... Pg. 6,7

Introduction / Product Overview ........................................................................................................................... Pg. 8

ASL Fireplace Overall Dimensions ...................................................................................................................... Pg. 8

Examples of multiple congurations .................................................................................................................... Pg. 9

Required Gas Pressure / Testing the Gas Supply System .................................................................................. Pg. 10

Fireplace Framing Dimensions ............................................................................................................................ Pg. 11,12

Fireplace Overall Dimensions: ASL-120 .............................................................................................................. Pg. 13

Clearance to Combistibles ................................................................................................................................... Pg. 14

Chimney System Heights ..................................................................................................................................... Pg. 15

Supporting Floor Systems .................................................................................................................................... Pg. 15,16

What You Will Need ............................................................................................................................................. Pg. 17

Assembly Instructions .......................................................................................................................................... Pg. 18~20

Installing Draft Hood and Chimney System ......................................................................................................... Pg. 20

Artisan Series Firebrick Liners ............................................................................................................................. Pg. 21

Fireplace Finishes and Combustible Trim Clearances ......................................................................................... Pg. 21

Installing Outside Air ............................................................................................................................................ Pg. 21

Artisan Series Chimney Systems ......................................................................................................................... Pg. 22~23

Venting Installation ............................................................................................................................................... Pg. 24

Chimney Termination Units .................................................................................................................................. Pg. 25

Wall Mounting of Chimney Fan ............................................................................................................................ Pg. 25

Installing the valve/control box assembly ............................................................................................................. Pg. 26

Installing Spill Switch and Ba󰀪e assembly .......................................................................................................... Pg. 26

Owner’s Operation & Precautions........................................................................................................................ Pg. 27

Log Placement: Log Set 48 .................................................................................................................................. Pg. 28

Log Set 60 ............................................................................................................................................................ Pg. 29

Log Set 120 .......................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 30

Lighting and Operating Instructions ..................................................................................................................... Pg. 31

Electronic Ignition Enclosure Installation ............................................................................................................. Pg. 32,33

Maintenance and Service .................................................................................................................................... Pg. 34

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 34

Appendix I ............................................................................................................................................................ Pg. 35

Appendix II ........................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 36

Limited Warranty .................................................................................................................................................. Pg. 37

Below is a sample picture of the rating plate that is located inside the lower dome side of your replace. Model Number, Date Of

7.00”

6.75”

MODEL: ASL- 48 60 72 84 96 108 120

DATE OF MFG.

SERIAL No.

This appliance is not for installation in manufactured or mobile homes.

ASL-RP-A

FOR MANTEL CLEARANCES

CONSULT OWNER’S MANUAL

DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL

See installation & operating instructions for this model. Contact local building officials about restrictions and installation specifications in your area.

THIS FIREPLACE IS DESIGNED FOR USE ONLY WITH THE ANSI Z21.50-2016 DECORATIVE GAS SYSTEM AND BURNER TESTED AND

APPROVED FOR THIS FIREPLACE. Consult instructions included with this firebox for further information.

WARNING: Use only approved, listed 12”Ø B-Vent System. This Gas Fireplace has been tested to operate with a gas burner and may be used with automatic vent damper device p/n: EXH2812-24. Follow installation instructions. Note: Certain installation conditions may require an Enervex Exhausto Termination System including ADC100 Controller. Consult Manual.

Chimney Heights: Horizontal vent runs are approved for up to 70 feet with a qty. of up to six (6) 90° elbows, with the use of a Power Vent. Vertical vent runs are approved up to 60 feet with a maximum of two (2) 45° elbows.

VENTED DECORATIVE GAS APPLIANCE: NOT A SOURCE OF HEAT; NOT FOR USE WITH SOLID FUEL.

MANIFOLD PRESSURE: 5 INCHES W.C. ELECTRICAL RATING: 120V / 60HZ GAS TYPE: NATURAL

Test Report No. RAD-6053

WARNING: THIS FIREPLACE HAS BEEN TESTED FOR USE ONLY WITH APPROVED GLASS DOORS.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY, CONSULT OWNER’S MANUAL.

THIS APPLIANCE NEEDS FRESH AIR FOR SAFE OPERATION AND MUST BE INSTALLED SO THERE ARE PROVISIONS FOR ADEQUATE COMBUSTION AND VENTILATION AIR.

WARNING:

THIS FIREPLACE IS NOT INTENDED FOR BURNING SOLID FUELS.

WARNING: This gas appliance must not be connected to a chimney fuel servicing a solid fuel burning appliance.

FIREPLACE CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLES:

UNIT FRONT, SIDES, REAR...............................2” (50,8 mm)

COMBUSTIBLE FLOOR......................................6” (152,4 mm)

SHEATHING OR TRIM TO OPENING SIDES.....8“ (203,2 mm)

COMB. SHEATHING ABOVE OPENING TOP.....8” (203,2 mm)

OPENING TO SIDE WALL.................................20” (508 mm)

HEARTH EXTENSION BEYOND SIDES...........12“ (304,8 mm)

INSULATION FROM FIREBOX............................0

The installation, including provisions for combustion, ventilation air, and required minimum permanent vent opening,

must conform with the National Fuel Gas Code (ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54) and applicable local building codes.

LARR No. 25924

26401 Via De Anza, San Juan Capistrano, California 92675

H-BURNER BTU/HR:

85,000 100,000 120,000 140,000 160,000 180,000 200,000

GAS LOG-BURNER BTU/HR:

85,000 96,000 110,000 125,000 135,000 155,000 180,000

Tested &

Listed By

Manufacture and Serial Number should be stamped on the plate where indicated.

ASL-120 Fireplace Parts Diagrams

1820

1 4

2726

WARNING

Failure to position the parts in

accordance with these diagrams or

failure to use only parts specically

approved with this appliance may result

in property damage or personal injury.

Figure 1

ASL-120 Fireplace Parts List

ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.

1 HEARTH MIDDLE 2

2 HEARTH BTM 2

3 SIDE WALL 5

4 SIDE WALL W/ HOLE FOR AIR KIT 1

5 REAR WALL MIDDLE 3

6 REAR WALL SHORT 4

7 REAR WALL 4

8 4X3 ANGLE IRON (NOT SUPPLIED - SOURCE LOCALLY) 1

9 LINTEL LH 1

10 LINTEL MIDDLE 1

11 LINTEL RH 1

12 SPILL SWITCH CHANNEL 1

13 SPILL SWITCH 1

14 LOWER SIDE DOME 2

15 LOWER REAR SIDE DOME 2

16 UPPER SIDE DOME 2

17 MID SIDE DOME 4

18 MID DOME CENTER 2

19 LOWER DOME REAR CENTER 1

20 DOME TOP CENTER 1

21 DOME TOP SIDE 2

22 FIREBRICK HEARTH LINING (NOT INCLUDED) 1

23 FIREBRICK LINING REAR (NOT INCLUDED) 1

24 FIREBRICK LINING SIDE (NOT INCLUDED) 2

25 ASL-120 DOOR ASM (OPTIONAL - MFG: DESIGN SPECIALTIES) 1

26 12” ANCHOR PLATE/DRAFT HOOD (NOT INCLUDED) 1

27 INSULATION BLANKET (NOT INCLUDED) 1

28 GAS FLEXLINE 1/2” NPT (NOT INCLUDED) 1

29 CONTROL BOX 1

30 GAS FLEXLINE 1/2” NPT - LONG (NOT INCLUDED) 1

31 H BURNER 120 (OPTIONAL - NOT INCLUDED) 1

32 GRATE BURNER ASL120 (OPTIONAL - NOT INCLUDED) 1

33 METAL BASE (NOT INCLUDED) 1

Optional Outside Ø4”

Combustion Air Kit

Model No.: ASST-4AK

(Optional Kit includes duct)

NOTE: SOME ITEMS NOTED AS “NOT INCLUDED” MAY BE SOLD SEPARATELY OR CAN BE OBTAINED FROM YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE.

ASL-48 Fireplace Parts Diagram

ITEM NO.

6 3

Figure 2

ASL-48 Fireplace Parts List

ITEM

NO.

1 HEARTH BTM 2

2 HEARTH MIDDLE 1

3 SIDE WALL 1

4 SIDE WALL 5

5 REAR WALL SML SEC 3

6 REAR WALL 3

7 4X3 ANGLE IRON (NOT SUPPLIED - SOURCE LOCALLY) 1

8 LINTEL RH 1

9 LINTEL LH 1

10 LOWER SIDE DOME 2

11 LOWER REAR DOME 2

12 UPPER SIDE DOME 2

13 UPPER FRONT / REAR DOME 4

14 DOME TOP 1

15 #3 REBAR (Ø3/8”) x 36” 7

16 12” ANCHOR PLATE/DRAFT HOOD (NOT INCLUDED) 1

17 INSULATION BLANKET (NOT INCLUDED) 1

18 SIDE REFRACTORY FIREBRICK LINING (NOT INCLUDED) 2

19 HEARTH REFRACTORY LINING (NOT INCLUDED) 1

20 REAR REFRACTORY LINING (NOT INCLUDED) 1

22 SPILL SWITCH CHANNEL 1

23 SPILL SWITCH 1

6 IN. HIGH METAL PLATFORM (NOT INCLUDED) (REQUIRED FOR COMBUSTIBLE FLOORS)

DESCRIPTION QTY.

Optional Outside Ø4”

Combustion Air Kit

Model No.: ASST-4AK

(Optional Kit includes duct)

NOTE: SOME ITEMS NOTED AS “NOT INCLUDED” MAY BE SOLD SEPARATELY OR CAN BE OBTAINED FROM YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE.

Introduction

Thank you for choosing Capo Fireside, proud manufacturers of Artisan Series Fireplaces. Rest assured that every component of your Fireplace has been tested to ensure long-term durability.

Product Overview

Artisan Series Fireplaces are designed as factory-built blocks to be assembled on-site. These replaces may be installed on either combustible or non-combustible oors. In order to function, the system requires a 12” B-vent chimney.

The main components of the Artisan Series Fireplace are:

● Artisan Series Firebox and Smoke Dome

● Gas burner, logs and control system

● B-vent

● Firebrick Liner or Firebrick hand laid individually.

Attention: You may need a residential building permit to install a Artisan Series Fireplace. Consult local jurisdictions before you get started!

The Artisan Series gas replace is not designed to serve as a primary heat source, rather, the replace was expressly created as a supplemental source of heat. This unit is designed for use with the provided gas burner and approved logs only.

Testing and listing for the Artisan Series gas replace has been undertaken by RADCO Test Laboratories, Inc. to ANSI Z21.50.

These components make up the Artisan Series gas replace and in the following pages, you will learn how they work together to create an exceptional unit that will give years of service and pleasure!

Careful step-by-step instructions for each phase of the installation procedure will be given for the Artisan Series replace. Those instructions generally fall into the following categories:

● Spacing and clearance as it relates to combustible materials

● Familiarity of installation for all components

● The strength of the oor on which it rests

● Chimney system measurements

● Set up and use of the gas burner system.

● Choice of materials and craftsmanship in replace and hearth

nishing.

Figure 3 - Typical Installations

Internal

Wall

Installation

Corner Installation

Flush

Full

Installation

Projection

Installation

Note that each of these topics will be covered in detail and that the installer is expected to understand each phase completely before going on to subsequent instructions.

Attention: Be advised that all the illustrations in this manual are for general reference only. Do not scale drawings. Actual design elements will vary from case to case. Pay attention to specied minimum clearances to combustibles.

12 1/2"

Figure 4

54 1/4"

22"

27"

21"

28"

Overall Dimensions of Artisan Series Linear Fireplaces

Model A B C D

ASL48 62” 48” 52” Ø12”

ASL60 74” 60” 64” Ø12”

ASL72 86” 72” 76” Ø12”

ASL84 98” 84” 88” Ø12”

ASL96 110” 96” 100” Ø12”

ASL108 122” 108” 112” Ø12”

ASL120 134” 120” 124” Ø12”

WARNING! Under no circumstances should you allow children

to remain unattended while a re is burning in the replace! Be sure to keep all objects – furniture, drapes, rugs, etc. at least 48” (48 inches) away from the opening of the replace!

Examples of multiple congurations

Please consult with local Structural Engineer for suspension and support calculations

Peninsula

option

Left Side option

Right Side

option

See-Thru option

4 Sided option

Required Gas Pressure

The minimum inlet gas supply pressure for the purpose of input

adjustment is 7” of water column (w.c.) for natural gas.

The maximum inlet gas supply pressure is 10.5” w.c. for natural gas.

A 1/8” NPT plugged tapping, accessible for test pressure connection, must be provided, immediately upstream of the gas supply connection to the appliance.

Testing the Gas Supply System

The gas replace and its required individual shut-o󰀨 valve

must be disconnected from the gas supply piping system while performing any tests of the piping system at pressures in excess of 1/2 psig. The gas replace must be isolated from the gas supply piping system by closing its individual manual shut-o󰀨 valve

during any pressure testing of the gas supply piping system at

test pressures equal to or less than 1/2 psig. This is accomplished by closing the gas supply line valve required by NFPA 54.

GUIDELINES FOR USE:

All current and future users of Artisan Series Fireplaces are charged with the responsibility for full knowledge of the information contained within this manual which includes:

• Strict requirements for assembly.

• Detailed instructions for installation.

• Cautionary guidelines for use.

• On-going maintenance instructions.

It is the responsibility of the distributor, subcontractor and/ or the general contractor – whoever shoulders the liability for installation of this product – to see to it that the work is in complete compliance with the guidelines and instructions in this manual. Note that the general contractor is the party accountable for seeing that adequate clearances are provided from all rebox surfaces per specications in this manual.

DO NOT USE A FIREPLACE INSERT OR OTHER PRODUCTS NOT SPECIFIED FOR USE WITH THIS FIREPLACE.

The Artisan Series is Designed for Use Only with:

- The specied burner and gas log system

- Plumbed Natural Gas.

Important

To comply with building code acceptances, and for safe operation and proper performance of this replace, use ONLY Artisan Series parts and accessories.

Use of other controls, parts, and accessories which are not designed for use with Artisan Series gas replaces is prohibited and will void all warranties, certications, listings, and building code approvals, and may cause property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

The burner specied for use with this gas replace is nonconvertible and only meant to be used with the gas listed on the rating plate.

DO NOT USE OR STORE GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS OR GASES IN OR NEAR THE FIREPLACE!

ATTENTION: A re or an explosion could occur causing property

damage, injury or loss of life if you do not follow the information in this manual!

This appliance, when installed, must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

2" MIN

LINTEL

TOP

2" MIN

28"

2" MIN CLEARANCE

TO COMBUSTIBLES

SECTION A-A

DET

"C"

NON-COMBUSTIBLE FLOOR

Fireplace Framing Dimensions

MIN

113"

MIN

12"

20"

*NON-COMBUSTIBLE FACING MATERIAL

MIN

*NON-COMBUSTIBLE HEARTH EXTENSION

▲! WARNING

Failure to position the parts in accordance with these diagrams or failure to use only parts specically approved with this appliance may result in property damage or personal injury.

MIN

Figure 6

Figure 5

Cross-sectional Top View: Combustible Floor Systems

MAINTAIN 2" CLEARANCE TO WOOD FRAMING

21"

MIN

12"

MIN

*NON-COMBUSTIBLE HEARTH EXTENSION

*NON-COMBUSTIBLE

Fireplace Framing Dimensions: Non-Combustible Floor Systems

2" MIN CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES

2" MIN

FACING MATERIAL

DET

"C"

LINTEL

TOP

2" MIN

28"

NON-COMBUSTIBLE FLOOR

SECTION A-A

MIN

20"

2" AIRSPACE CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES ON REAR AND SIDES OF UNIT

2" MIN. AIRSPACE

CLEARANCE TO

COMBUSTIBLE

FRAMING

LINTEL

SPILL SWITCH

CHANNEL

DETAIL "C"

Model W1 H1 H2

ASL48 66” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

ASL60 78” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

ASL72 90” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

ASL84 102” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

ASL96 114” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

ASL108 126” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

ASL120 138” 40-1/2” 64-1/4”

Fireplace Framing Dimensions

Figure 7

Cross-sectional Top View

(Corner Install):

Combustible Floor Systems

Model A

ASL48 87-1/2”

ASL60 96”

ASL72 104-1/2”

ASL84 113”

ASL96 121-1/2”

ASL108 129-3/4”

ASL120 138-1/4”

113"

“A”

MIN

20"

*NON-COMBUSTIBLE HEARTH EXTENSION

*NON-COMBUSTIBLE

FACING MATERIAL

MIN

12"

MIN

* Not provided as part of replace.

Where the ooring material at the opening of the replace is combustible, it is required that the hearth extension be covered with a non-combustible material. The extension should be set ush against the front of the replace front and measure 20” minimum at the front (1’-8” min) and 12” minimum (1’-0” min) beyond the sides of the replace opening as shown in Figures 5 and 7.

If a raised hearth extension is being installed, it must be constructed of non-combustible material and any material under the structure must also be non-combustible.

If using a raised hearth or metal base plate, note that a combustible wood header must be no closer than 2” to the top of the dome (see Figure 6, Detail “C”).

Attention: You will note that there will be a gap between the replace front and the extension of the non-combustible hearth material. Be certain that you seal this with non-combustible material.

Fireplace Overall Dimensions: ASL-120

21"

11"

16"

33 1/2"

28"

Ø4" OUTSIDE AIR ACCESS CAN ALSO BE INSTALLED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE UNIT.

* MIN

46"

68 1/2"

9 1/2"

SECTION B-B

38 1/8"

30 1/4"

15"

4 1/2"

35"

7 3/4"

SECTION A-A

67"

63"

62"

52 1/2"

23"

Artisan Series ASL-120 Fireplace Overall Dimensions

Figure 8

134"

12"

11 3/4"

28"

**53 3/4"

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES. * ALL DIMENSIONS ARE MINIMUM, MORTAR THICKNESS MAY ADD A TOTAL OF UP TO 1 INCH TO THE OVERALL HEIGHT.

Important:

maintained.

If your installation is on combustible floor, the total fireplace height will increase

Note:

due to the addition of the required metal platform

FIREBRICK LINING REQUIRED (SOLD SEPARATELY)

2 inch minimum clearance to combustibles from the Dome Top must be

120"

SECTION A-A

OPTIONAL GAS LOG

BURNER SHOWN

(CERAMIC LOGS

4 1/2"

OMITTED)

22"

OPTIONAL GAS LOG BURNER SHOWN

SECTION B-B

SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL

GLASS DOORS

(SOLD SEPARATELY)

Ø12" DRAFT HOOD

(SOLD

SEPARATELY)

53 3/4"

Clearance to Combustibles

The distance to be maintained from the surfaces of the replace to combustibles must be observed. Below is a list of the most common combustible materials to name a few:

Drywall Wood ooring Plywood Sub-ooring Wood Framing Particle board Mill board Plywood paneling

Maintain the following minimum clearances:

Unit front, sides, rear 2” (50,8 mm)

Combustible oor 6” (152,4mm)

Sheathing or trim to opening sides

Combustible sheathing above opening top

8”

(203,2mm)

Artisan Series Fireplace & Chimney Systems

Before Getting Started… Even if you consider yourself an expert in the eld of replace

installation, we at Capo Fireside, LLC caution you to take the time to totally familiarize yourself with the instructions to follow.

We can assure you that there will be information that will make the installation go smoother and, above all, safer, for everyone concerned. At the least, reading these procedures will save you time and, at the most, it will prevent any malfunction that could result in property damage or serious injury.

Do not start the installation until you have checked out all the local, regional, state and national rulings, laws and codes as they apply to replaces and replace installations. Every community is di󰀨erent so do not assume that because you know the requirements for one locality, it will be the same in the next. Avoid bureaucratic hassles and do your homework WELL BEFORE you start your project!

Mantel above opening

Opening to side wall

Insulation from rebox

Due to high temperatures, never install this replace in a recreational vehicle, in high tra󰀩c areas, drafty areas, or where curtains, furniture, clothing, or other ammable objects are less than 36” from the front or side and 42” from the top of the replace.

CAUTION: This gas replace attains high temperatures. Keep children and adults away from hot surfaces to avoid ignition of clothing and/or burns. Even after the replace is shutdown it will remain hot for a time afterward. Allow the surface to cool before touching it.

Carefully supervise young children when they are in the room with the replace.

All replace openings for both combustion air and exhaust must remain open and unobstructed at all times when the replace is in operation. Adequate clearances around air openings into combustion chamber must be maintained.

Adequate accessible clearances for servicing and proper operation must also be maintained.

The Artisan Series replace has been designed, tested and approved for 6 inch clearance to combustible oors. Be certain that the Artisan Series replace is installed with the nished re brick oor of the replace so that it is at least 11” (eleven inches) above the combustible oor system.

12” (304,8mm)

20” (508 mm)

0” (0 mm)

1) The Artisan Series gas replace is designed to be installed with a B-vent metal chimney system. Such chimney systems are acceptable where any traditional masonry replace has been specied. Note that the chimney system must always vent to the outside of the building.

2) This Artisan Series replace is intended as a supplemental heat source only. It is not intended as a primary heat source.

3) It is the responsibility of the contractor installer (not the manufacturer) to ensure that adequate combustion air is provided for proper function of this replace. Fireplaces take up a large volume of replacement air from outside the house and if the house is of airtight construction, smoke spillage may occur if proper draft is not achieved.

4) There are many conditions beyond a manufacturer’s control when it comes to the operation of the replace. The manufacturer cannot be responsible for “smoke free” operation, nor can the manufacturer take on the responsibility for problems with surrounding construction; chimneys that have not been built at the right heights; system drafts caused by faulty mechanical systems; adverse weather conditions or any other inclement environmental situations over which the manufacturer has no control.

5) Inspect all replace & chimney components for evidence of damage prior to starting installation. Consult your local distributor for replacement parts if necessary.

6) Under no circumstances should you make any adjustments or modications to the chimney system during the installation procedure. If you do, you are not only liable for negating the warranty, but you could very well cause a serious malfunction of the replace. You must follow these chimney instructions.

Warning to the structural engineer and/or building contractor: It is your responsibility to be certain that the replace can be properly supported by the combustible oor system on which the replace will rest. Be advised that this engineering equation will be in addition to any live or dead weights that the oor has to carry.

Chimney System Heights

When installed, the maximum overall height of the Fireplace is 70’-0” (seventy feet). The minimum installed height of the completed replace is 14’ 0” (fourteen feet), given that the chimney is straight. If the chimney includes one or more o󰀨set sections, the measurement is 17’ 0” (seventeen feet).

Supporting Floor Systems

It is the ultimate responsibility of the installer to ensure that

proper concrete slab supports are used.

WARNING to the licensed design professional and/or building contractor: It is your responsibility to be certain that the Artisan Series can be properly supported by the combustible oor system on which the replace will rest.

For replace support foundations installed on concrete refer to

Appendix I and II (pages 31 & 32) for specic instructions.

Rebar locations

Lay-out the position of the replace and drill holes where the rebar will be located. Secure the #3 rebar 4 inches into the concrete foundation with ITW Epoxy or Simpson Epoxy. Follow manufacturer’s instructions for installation of rebar into slab.

Wood Floor

Anchorage of replace to wood oor construction is required. Refer to Figure 12 for anchorage dimensions. Four anchors are required to attach to the sub-ooring framing.

for alignment of anchor rods. Refer to Figure 12 for anchor rod locations.

Figure 9

Metal Base Assembly

A35 Brackets (16 required)

2X FLOOR JOIST

EXAMPLE ONLY

2X FLOOR JOIST

Floor Sheathing

not shown for clarity

Crawl Space or Upper Floor:

For installation of rebox over combustible crawl spaces or upper oors, anchorage of the rebox is required. Illustrations of examples of possible anchorage methods are shown in Figures 9 thru 11 depending upon the type of oor framing. Final method of anchorage is to be determined by licensed design professional.

For conventional framing, where the oor joists are parallel with the sides of the rebox, the addition of oor joists to align with the anchor brackets allows the brackets to be directly connected to the oor joists.

Note that additional oor joists may be required to support the weight of the rebox and chimney. Where the oor joists run parallel to the front of the rebox, anchorage can be accomplished in like manner as shown in Figure 14 using blocking between the oor joist.

For oors supported by I-Joists, the method of anchorage is illustrated in Figures 10 and 11. Figure 14 illustrates the general arrangement of anchorage to oor framing.

It is important to take into consideration that the load for the Artisan Series Fireplace must be considered as additional dead load that will have to be supported by the oor framing. Additional oor joists or I-joists may be required as determined by the licensed design professional.

Figure 10

I-Joist Anchoring Top View

Simpson Strong-Tie A-35 or

equivalent

Figure 11

I-Joist Anchoring Bottom View

Example Only

I-Joist

Anchor Brackets

I-JOISTS

The dead weights for the replace are noted in Table I. It is the task and responsibility of the general contractor/installer to see that the proper reinforcement for weight loads are made by a licensed design professional prior to the replace installation. As stated above, it is desirable to place additional framing

Example Only

Artisan Series Weight Determination

The following are dead load weight estimates for the Artisan Series Fireplace.

Table I

Fireplace Model:

Fireplace Weight (dry)

Mortar, Rebar & Ready Mix Concrete

Firebrick Lining

ASL48 ASL60 ASL72 ASL84 ASL96 ASL108 ASL120

1,660 lbs. 1,950 lbs. 2,250 lbs. 2,475 lbs. 2,660 lbs. 2,820 lbs. 3,200 lbs.

250 lbs. 250 lbs. 290 lbs. 290 lbs. 330 lbs. 330 lbs. 330 lbs.

300 lbs. 330 lbs. 360 lbs. 390 lbs. 410 lbs. 440 lbs. 470 lbs.

Draft Hood

Floor Area

15 lbs. 15 lbs. 15 lbs. 15 lbs. 15 lbs. 15 lbs. 15 lbs.

62” x 28”

(12 ft²)

74” x 28”

(14.4 ft²)

86” x 28”

(16.7 ft²)

98” x 28”

(19 ft²)

110” x 28”

(22.4 ft²)

122” x 28”

(23.7 ft²)

134” x 28”

(26 ft²)

Other Weight Considerations:

1) Fireplace nished facing (surround): This information needs to be obtained from the contractor.

2) Weight of metal ue: See chimney manufacturer’s weight specications. Some chimney systems can weigh up to 50 lbs per lineal foot.

Table II - Deection Limits

Construction L S or W D +L

Floor Members

For wood structural members having a moisture content of less than 16 per cent at time of installation and used under dry

I/360 --- I/240

Attention: Figure that these totals for the dead loads are in addition

to the actual live load as well as other dead load requirements for the specied site’s proposed oor. Only the Artisan Series weights

are known. Other weights are estimates and are subject to material choices of the installer or owner.

conditions, the deection resulting from L + 0.5D is permitted to be substituted for the deection resulting from L + D.

Note that Artisan Series cannot accept responsibility for structural oor support details. All drawings are presented as mere illustrations to indicate the presence of the underlying oor system. It is the responsibility of the general contractor/installer to consult with a local licensed design professional for guidance in building a proper oor support system.

Model A

ASL48 57”

ASL60 69”

ASL72 81”

ASL84 93”

ASL96 105”

ASL108 117”

ASL120 129”

8 1/2"

5 1/2"

93 1/4"

Figure 12

Figure 13

Figure 14

Typical Anchorage Layout

2” min

clearance

Fireplace

EXAMPLE ONLY

outline

10”

SECTION VIEW ROTATED 90CW

What You Will Need

You will nd that the Artisan Series Fireplace is designed to be completely assembled on-site, consisting of interlocking precast parts. The parts of the replace are made of Artisan Series’s incredibly strong blend of specialty cement and a light weight aggregate.

IMPORTANT! When applying mortar, it is imperative that the concrete blocks be maintained moist (not soaking) so they don’t absorb the water out of the mortar and cause adhesion to fail. Frequently run a damp sponge to the parts before mortar is applied!

The installation of an anchor plate/damper is required but not supplied. You may purchase it from any chimney manufacturer or Capo Fireside. Also, an optional combustion air inlet ASST4AK can be obtained from Capo Fireside.

Refractory Firebrick Liners also need to be installed. These should be a minimum of 2” thick. The liner will be applied within the walls and hearth area of the rebox. These are available from Capo Fireside. See page 27.

Tools needed for installations:

● One 4’ level

● Roto-hammer with ½” drill bit (needed for concrete slab

install only)

● Drill motor with mixer blade (to mix Artisan Series Mortar)

● Two empty 5 gallon buckets (to mix Artisan Series Mortar)

● One wheelbarrow and shovel to mix concrete.

● Grout bag

● Triangular masonry trowel

● Rubber hammer

● Sponge and water bucket to wipe down and moisten parts

prior to applying mortar.

Materials needed for concrete slab installations

ASL48/60/72:

Six (6) pieces 3/8” rebar x 36” long (included with unit) Six (6) pieces of rebar x 12” long (included with unit)

ASL84/96/108/120:

Eight (8) pieces 3/8” rebar x 36” long (included with unit) Eight (8) pieces of rebar x 12” long (included with unit)

ALL UNITS:

Three (3) - 90 lb. bags of ready mix concrete with 1/4” or smaller aggregate.

6” Structural Metal Base to allow 6 inch airspace below the unit (required for combustible floor systems)

SURFACE CRACKS - The Artisan Series FIRE-PLACES are manufactured using high quality materials. During the drying process, surface cracking may occur. These small

cracks (under 1/16” will not aect the replace safety or performance). During the assembly process, ll surface

cracks with thin-set mortar and brush when drying for a

smooth surface nish.

Field Assembly Procedures

a) Mixing the Artisan Series mortar – The mortar comes

premixed and should be dry. Be sure to use clean water and work it up into a mixture that is pasty but not lumpy. If it’s too thin and the surfaces don’t stay moist, the components will not adhere. Load the mixture into a standard grout bag.

b) Apply about ½” (one-half inch) thread of mortar. The mortar

bead should be approximately ½” (one-half inch) away from all edges. The mortar has a considerable amount of holding power so do not overload the components with too much mortar. Keep the components moist at all times!

c) Some mortar will “ooze out” when placing components

together, this is normal. Wipe excess away with a trowel. Do not cover component surfaces completely with mortar. Do not apply the mortar in thick bands even if the component you are working with is larger than the rest. You will want to apply “stripes” of mortar in these situations.

d) Make sure components are level. It’s extremely important

that you pay careful attention to how you are assembling the Artisan Series Fireplace since every component builds on the next. If you have to make any kind of an adjustment, do not try to do it “by loading an opening” with mortar, this will only result in a replace that will not be plumb or level. Use wood shims instead. You will nd these small wood

shims supplied with the Artisan Series Fireplace and

you can nudge them in between openings to achieve the precision you need in making component adjustments. Once you have removed any shims, you will want to cover any gaps that may have resulted with the mortar.

ALL UNITS:

● Epoxy for securing rebar in footing / foundation.

● Three (3) - 90 lb. bags of Ready-Mix Concrete with 1/4” or

smaller aggregate.

Materials needed for wood floor installations

ASL48/60/72:

Six (6) pieces 3/8” rebar x 36” long (included with unit) Six (6) ea. All-thread x 12” long (with nuts and washers)

ASL84/96/108/120:

Eight (8) pieces 3/8” rebar x 36” long (included with unit) Eight (8) ea. All-thread x 12” long (with nuts and washers)

Assembly Instructions

1. Place the Artisan Series Fireplace hearth base on top of your non-combustible oor or metal base. For concrete slabs, supporting oor needs to be rated at ASTM 90.

2. a) Combustible Floor Installations: Position hearth slabs on top of the Metal Base (Figure 15). All-thread rods should stick up through the holes on the hearth slabs.

b) Non-combustible Floor Installations: Draw an outline of the hearth area based on the dimensions shown in Figure 15. Position Hearth slabs and mark rebar center locations. Drill 4 inches into concrete slab and secure rebar with epoxy.

Figure 15

Left Side Hearth (3rd)

Center Hearth (2nd)

Right Side

Hearth (1st)

Figure 16

APPLY MORTAR BEAD TO ALL

MATING SURFACES

Hearth section shown prepared

for Right Side position

1/2” MORTAR BEAD TYPICAL

1/2” AWAY FROM EDGES

4. Apply mortar in like manner to the Center Hearth and place next to the Right Side Hearth. Check that surface is LEVEL and use shims if necessary.

5. Apply mortar to the remaining Hearth except this time apply beading on surface to be facing oor as shown in Fig. 17.

Figure 17

Hearth shown prepared

for Left Side position

28”

Model W

ASL48 62”

ASL60 74”

ASL72 86”

ASL84 98”

ASL96 110”

ASL108 122”

ASL120 134”

Anchor Bracket All-Thread Rods are secured to the bottom ange of the Metal Base with eight (8) at washers (2”OD x 9/16”ID x

0.10”) and eight (8) 1/2-13 UNC Nuts.

Four (4) All-Thread Rods are secured to the top ange of the Metal Base with eight (8) at washers (2”OD x 9/16”ID x 0.10”) and eight (8) 1/2-13 UNC Nuts.

3. Mix a batch of mortar and prepare bottom surface of Right

Side Hearth to be bonded (Figure 16), then lower the piece into place on the outline created before. Align lower Right Side Hearth on the outline created. The width dimension allows for an approximate gap of 1/8” between slabs for the additional mortar to unite the remaining slabs. Continue process for remaining hearth sections while moistening and adding mortar between joints at slab ends.

6. Before installing side walls, conrm placement of outside combustion air access (if required), this can be installed either side depending on which side is accessible to outside combustion air (all diagrams in this manual show the combustion air inlet hole on the right side). Prepare side wall mating surfaces with the prepared mortar as shown in

Figure 18.

Figure 18

Side Wall shown prepared for Right Side Air Access. For Left Side, bead opposite side.

1/2” AWAY FROM EDGES

7. Keep the assembly of the next sections of the rebox side walls moving up, keeping components moist, mixing mortar

as you need it and threading the mortar appropriately as you

stack each section, one onto the next. Constantly check for squareness and levelness while building each course of block. As you complete each section, make certain that you adhere the mortar at each and every joint.

Figure 19

Apply mortar

Combustion Air Access Right or Left (Right shown).

Apply mortar

Begin with the smallest rear wall to the right side as shown below.

8. Rear walls are staggered on every row as shown in Figures 19 thru 21.

Figure 21

Rear Wall (long)

Stagger positions of rear wall

Rear Wall

(short)

Figure 20

Apply mortar

Rear Wall

(short)

Rear Wall (long)

9. After the last tier of side walls are installed, place #3 rebar (3 ft. long pieces) vertically through the cells, into the holes in the hearth, adjacent to the rebar and/or all-thread sticking up from the hearth and ll all cells with Ready-Mix concrete mix (Figure 22).

Add rebar to cells and ll with mortar.

12 inch

rebar or

all-thread

Figure 22

10. Set the Angle Iron then the Right and Left Lintel as shown in Figure 23. Front face of lintel needs to be ush to the front face of the side walls.

Figure 23

Left Side Lintel

Right Side Lintel

Front faces to be ush

Angle Iron

Important: Adjustments can only be made while the mortar is still wet when correcting for squareness and leveling.

11. Assemble Dome Sides and Lower Rear Domes as shown

in Figure 24. The beveled face lines up with the inward angles of the lintel sides.

Figure 24

Dome Side

Mid Lower

Dome Rear

Dome Side

Figure 26

Top surfaces to be ush and level

13. Finally, set the Dome Top into position. Be sure that it is ush in every direction as you place it on the crest of the smoke dome wall assembly (see Figure 27).

If you need to make adjustments, use shims between the lowest wall component and the top surface of the base plate. Once leveled, ll any resulting gaps with mortar.

12. Assemble Upper Domes and Dome Sides as shown in

Figure 25. Check your assembly here. If things are proceeding as they should be, the nished top surface should be at and level (Figure 26).

Figure 25

Upper Dome

Upper Side Dome

Dome side

faces to be ush

As you are connecting each Artisan Series component, be certain you are following the instructions given previously for using Artisan Series mortar. Stop to look at the smoke dome side, front and rear walls to see that they are aligning correctly and that the surfaces are smooth and uniform. Make sure connections are covered with an adequate amount of mortar. Remember that you have the option of using shims but they must be removed and any holes lled. Make any adjustments to the replace alignment before continuing to the next step.

Figure 27

Make sure center of Ø12” B-Vent hole is

centered.

Installing Draft Hood and Chimney System

Before installing your B-vent to the Artisan Series Firebox you must install the draft hood (not supplied). The draft hood is pre-drilled with holes for four (4) cement Tapcon screws (not supplied).

1. Place insulation blanket as shown in Figure 27.

2. Place the draft hood on top of the replace directly over the hole in top of the replace and drill pilot holes for the Tapcon screws.

3. Apply hi-temp silicone around the base of the draft hood and top of the replace to create a good seal.

4. Install the draft hood pressing draft hood into the silicone. Screw in the 4 Tapcon screws to hold draft hood in place.

Artisan Series Firebrick Liner

22"

The rebrick lining is not supplied as part of your Artisan Series replace but can be purchased from Capo Fireside. They are available in split herringbone and full running bond patterns. (see Figures 28 and 29)

You also have the option to have custom rebrick installed, but it must be at least 2” thick.

Before you install the lining, you will need to drill all the required gas and electrical line feeds and the combustion air supply access holes.

Disclaimer: Capo Fireside LLC cannot be held liable for the way rebrick or rebrick mortar performs. It is not unusual for heat stress cracks to appear on the rebrick or rebrick mortar during the life of the replace.

Figure 28

Figure 30

Mantel clearances

SAFE ZONE FOR PROJECTION OF

COMBUSTIBLE

20"

18"

16"

MANTEL

10"

MATERIAL

NON-COMBUSTIBLE

ONLY ZONE

LINTEL FRONT

FIREPLACE DOME TOP

1 1/2"

10"

Figure 29

Fireplace Finishes & Combustible Trim Clearances

1. Mantel and Mantel Shelf Clearances – As with any radiant

heat replaces, all Artisan Series Fireplaces must comply with building code safety clearances, per units that have openings of 6 sq. ft. (six square feet) or greater. You must

keep combustibles such as trim 8” away from the rebox opening (for mantel clearances, see Figure 30).

Attention: The manufacturer suggests that when building out a replace, that the owner and installer opt for complete safety. Capo Fireside, therefore, advises that combustible mantel shelves feature clearances that are more than the 12” (twelve inch) minimum equal to the projection of the shelf. As a guide, gure that a 10” (ten inch) wide shelf should be 20” (twenty inches) above the replace opening.

TOP OF FIREPLACE OPENING

SPILL SWITCH CHANNEL

SPILL SWITCH

2. Walls That Adjoin – Safety codes and all practical outlooks insist that your replace cannot be installed closer than 2 ft. (two feet) to any walls in the room the replace is housed in or to any walls of adjoining rooms.

3. Caution in Regards to Combustibles – If any part of the replace or objects in the room (curtains, rugs, paint, cushions, etc.) start to show warping or discoloration due to heat from the replace, it is time to take immediate action. Each installation requires a di󰀨erent set of circumstances to deal with the problem, but one thing is certain: do not use the replace until you have gured out how to address the problem. You are facing a potential re hazard. The manufacturer of the Artisan Series gas replace cannot be responsible for the make-up of material on the exterior of the replace you have chosen, nor can Capo Fireside

be held responsible for the materials in a room that may

be responding negatively to heat. However, in almost all cases, there is a solution to the problem, either by making adjustments to airow or the room itself.

Installing Outside Air

1. Be mindful that outside, fresh air is not required for the operation of the Artisan Series Fireplace. However, local building codes may require combustion air and it is an excellent choice in some situations, especially in weather conditions where homes are very well insulated and tightly sealed. Check local building codes for specic requirements.

2. Install Outside Air Kit - ASST-4AK into the Artisan Series Firebox either through the side wall opening provided. The tubing that goes out of the rebox wall must feed into a exible metal conduit as the source for outside combustible

air. It can go straight out through an outside wall or into a ventilated crawl space. If crawl space is used, check codes for proper termination.

3. Be sure that you carefully check the source of the outside air before you choose the site for your air intake. You don’t want a place where snow will collect, where bushes or trees will be growing or a location that is too close to any other structure.

4. The suggested maximum height for the air intake tubing is 20 ft. (Twenty feet) above the hearth. That height is if the intake nishes o󰀨 at a minimum of 3 ft. (three feet) below the chimney cap level.

5. Install a screened termination cap to keep out animals.

Artisan Series Chimney Systems

system from bottom of replace to the top/termination chimney is 60 feet. The minimum installed height of the completed Chimney System is 14 feet with a straight ue stack, 17 feet if the chimney includes one or two o󰀨set sections.

Throughout the length of the chimney – along the outer periphery of the ue you must have at least 1” (one inch) of clearance all around the circumference. When the chimney is passing through a living space, it must be completely closed o󰀨. A “live” chimney is never allowed to be within reach of humans; the chimney must be completely designed to be hidden from view and protected, away from human interaction.

Note that it is acceptable for the chimney’s restop space and roof ashing to come in direct contact with common construction materials, such as drywall, ooring, paneling, plywood, millboard, particle board and a variety of normal framing materials. Always follow the specic installation requirements of your selected chimney manufacturer.

Overview

This Artisan Series gas replace may be installed with an approved 12” B-vent chimney system. A metal chimney adapter is required to attach the chimney to the top of the rebox. This can be purchased from Capo Fireside part number AS-12DH.

Installers are cautioned to put the chimney system together exactly as instructed and shown in chimney manufacturer’s guide. Any variations may have serious consequences resulting in an accident or malfunction. If instructions are not followed, the warranty on the product will become null and void.

Note that the most important aspect of the installation is the maintenance of minimum required clearances to combustible materials. Those specic installation requirements must be followed with great precision as you are dealing with the potential of re hazard if the correct combustible limit is not met and maintained. When you look at the drawings provided in this section, you will see that actual installations may vary due to individual design preferences. That is to be expected.

Design and framing specics may vary from the drawing to installationy. Clearances to combustibles is a stringent requirement.

WARNING:

If you do not use chimney manufacturer’s parts and/or if you do not follow exact instructions for installation of chimney components, you may be responsible for replace malfunction, an accident or a re hazard.

Attention: Be advised that your choice of Chimney System meets the following standards and requirements:

● Designed for installation in accordance with National Fire Protection Standard

● Designed in accordance with BOCA Basic National Codes

● Meets Uniform Building Codes.

Determining Finished Height for Fireplace

Overview

Figuring out the exact height of the Artisan Series Fireplace you are about to install is relatively easy if you follow a few simple steps. It is a matter of determining the number of chimney sections and the chimney components that will be required for the installation. Bear in mind that the minimum height of the Artisan Series once installed is 14’0” (fourteen feet) and that it is higher if o󰀨sets are used. Here is how to calculate the height of the completed replace:

1. First, ascertain the height of the chimney. This includes the distance from the very top of the smoke dome to where the top of the ue ends. That is where the smoke leaves the ue.

2. Aside from the chimney sections, include all the components that you will be using in your installation - anchor plate damper, restop spacers, stabilizers, and o󰀨sets.

3. Create a Component Height Chart by measuring each component and completing the following: Anchor Plate = 4 ” Firestop Spacers = _ _ _ _ _ _ Support box = _ _ _ _ _ _ Stabilizers = _ _ _ _ _ _ O󰀨sets = _ _ _ _ _ _ Pipe Sections = _ _ _ _ _ _ (Stabilizer – Must be present on vertical chimneys every 30 feet and on o󰀨set chimneys every 10 feet.)

4. Take the total height of every component that will be included in your installation and then subtract that from the desired total height you wish the nished replace system to be.

5. You will need to refer to the chimney manufacturer’s information in order to gure out the available lengths and the quantity of the sections that you will need.

General Chimney Requirements for Height and Clearance

When installed, the maximum overall height of the chimney

The Special Case of O󰀨set Installation

SUPPORT LATERAL RUN FOR EACH 6 FT SPAN

FIRESTOP POSITION MAINTAIN LISTED

CLEARANCE

LISTED VENT

CAP

OFFSET 45°

RETURN ELBOW 45°

12 FT MIN

SUPPORT LATERAL RUN FOR EACH 6 FT SPAN

FIRESTOP POSITION MAINTAIN LISTED CLEARANCE

LISTED VENT

CAP

OFFSET 45°

RETURN ELBOW 45°

12 FT MIN

EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2

4 FT

Overview

Special, detailed installation instructions must be given for the proper handling of o󰀨setting for the chimney system. Maximum o󰀨set is 45 degrees o󰀨 of vertical and there should be no more than one o󰀨set sequence per chimney system. Under no circumstances should two o󰀨sets be attached to comprise a 90 degree o󰀨set conguration. Always maintain at least 1” (one inch) of clearance around all o󰀨set installation for air space and necessary clearance from combustibles.

Working with Floors and Ceilings

It is quite probable that when your installation must pass through a oor or ceiling, you will have to opt for a 45 degree angle in which case you are advised to use a restop spacer. Should the length of the chimney below the oor or ceiling be less than 10’ (ten feet), support the chimney at the juncture of the oor/ ceiling with a stabilizer. As in all phases of chimney component installation, you will want to be sure you are making allowances at every juncture for the 1” (one inch) clearance space from combustibles.

Background Information on O󰀨set Installation

1. When obstructions are present, it will be necessary to o󰀨set sections of the chimney using the 30 degree o󰀨set component and, for every o󰀨set component, two elbow components. One elbow begins the installation procedure and the second elbow is used to nish o󰀨 each section. In all likelihood, a 30 degree o󰀨set elbow will probably be the rst hardware used o󰀨 the top of the anchor plate damper.

Note: Under no circumstances should you use an o󰀨set elbow in place of a return elbow. They have distinct purposes in the conguration of the o󰀨set installation and they cannot be interchanged, part for part.

2. Depending on the conguration you are contending with, you may either attach the elbows and o󰀨set piping together or you may need to insert sections of the vertical chimney. Whatever the scenario, you cannot allow sections of the chimney to measure more than 4’ (Four Feet) between elbows.

3. Assuming you have sections of vertical pipe that are more than 4’ (Four Feet) measuring between elbows, you must insert – at midpoint – a chimney stabilizer. When installing the stabilizer, pull out the support straps with a good amount of tension and hammer to the frame.

4. If your o󰀨set sections go over 6’ (six feet) in length, you will need to give added support using a #8 X 1/2” sheet metal screw (recommended). The screw will be fastened underneath the joint. To ensure a tight t for the screw, drill a hole that is 1/8” (one-eighth inch) in diameter right at the chimney joint’s underside. Be sure that you position the drill at the very center of where the joint overlaps. Be very careful not to drill through the inner casting; drill only through the outer chimney. For systems needing multiple o󰀨sets with sections over 4’ (four feet), please use an Enervex Fan to ensure a good positive draft.

Figure 31

Venting Installation

A “B-type” venting system must be connected to the appliance for venting to outside of building. The following section is provided as a guide to a standard B-type vent installation.

Standing codes requirements concerning B-type vent installations may vary within your state, province or local codes jurisdiction. Therefore, it is recommended that you check with your local building codes for specic requirements or in absence of local codes, follow Section 7.0 of the current National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54 for Category I systems using double wall B-1 vent pipe. This gas appliance must be vented to the outdoors only and may not be terminated into an attic space or into a chimney ue servicing a solid fuel burning appliance. This appliance may be vented through a manufactured chimney system or a masonry chimney using a B-vent adapter or a chimney liner system if the system is listed, inspected and approved by local codes and/or building authorities. The examples shown in Fig. 2 are typical of most B-vent installations and codes practices.

Example 1: Shows the minimum allowable system height and lateral o󰀨set for an inclination of 60° or greater. Code species that o󰀨sets of 60° or greater are considered horizontal and must follow the 75% rule for lateral to total vertical system height. Codes also allows only one o󰀨set in the total system when at 60° or greater. The total vertical height in this example represents the minimum height of 8 ft. and therefore the allowable lateral is 6 ft. when the 75% rule applies. If the lateral length must exceed 75% then the system must be sized in accordance with the Category I venting tables.

Check with your local codes before venting through a side wall.

Some codes areas allow the use of existing B-type vent systems if the system is at or above the recommended diameter of the ue. The ue connection must be made using listed B-type connectors and the existing system must be code inspected for damage and proper installation.

It is not recommended that this appliance be common vented with an existing gas burning appliance. However, if it becomes necessary to common vent this appliance, the venting system must be sized and congured in accordance with the common venting guides Appendix G of the current National Fuel Gas Code NFPA No. 54/ANSI Z223.1.

Note: Before connecting this appliance to an existing vent system or a common venting system, consult with your local architect, planner, or building o󰀩cial.

Specifying Chimney Heights

If the horizontal distance from the mid-point of the chimney to the peak of the roof ridge is less than 10 feet, the top of the chimney must be at least 2 feet above the roof ridge. This is called the “2 foot in 10 foot” rule. If the horizontal distance from the chimney’s center measured across to the ridge of the roof is more than 10 feet, the top of the chimney still needs to be at least 2 feet above a point measured from a distance of 10 feet horizontally along the roof.

Example 2: Shows a multiple o󰀨set each at a 45° inclination. Multiple o󰀨sets are permitted if they do not exceed a 45° inclination. The total lengths of the two o󰀨sets are not required to meet the 75% allowable rule.

Example 3: Shows a single o󰀨set at 45° of inclination and therefore the lateral length at 10 ft. of o󰀨set does not have to meet the 75% rule. In each case the o󰀨sets must be supported and restops must be positioned wherever the vent must pass through a suboor, ceiling joist or an attic overhang. The vent pipe must terminate vertically into a listed type vent cap and extend a su󰀩cient height through an approved roof ashing, roof jack or a roof thimble. At all points the listed clearances must be maintained.

Vent terminations must be located in accordance with height and proximity rules of NFPA No. 54. These rules apply to vents at 12” diameter or less and require a minimum height in accordance with the roof pitch and a minimum of 8 ft. distance from a vertical wall or obstruction (see Figure 32).

If venting horizontally through a side wall becomes necessary, a listed thimble approved for use with B-type vent must be used.

LISTED

"H"

LISTED CLEARANCE

Gas vent systems using vent caps listed by Underwriters Laboratories may

TABLE 2

MINIMUM HEIGHT

Figure 32

LOWEST

DISCHARGE

OPENING

(MIN HT FROM ROOF)

terminate in accordance with this vent termination table.

ROOF PITCH

FLAT TO 7/12

OVER 7/12 TO 8/12

OVER 8/12 TO 9/12

OVER 9/12 TO 10/12

OVER 10/12 TO 11/12

OVER 11/12 TO 12/12

OVER 12/12 TO 14/12

OVER 14/12 TO 16/12

OVER 16/12 TO 18/12

OVER 18/12 TO 20/12

OVER 20/12 TO 21/12

VENT

CAP

LISTED

GAS

VENT

8 FL MIN

FEET METERS

1 0.3

1.5 0.46

2 0.61

2.5 0.76

3.25 0.99

4 1.22

5 1.52

6 1.83

7 2.13

7.5 2.29

8 2.44

ROOF PITCH x/12

the manufacturer recommends a top quality, rust-proof paint especially formulated for metal. Follow the paint manufacturer’s directions, applying the paint well before you are scheduled to install the round top termination unit or any of the ashings or ues that will be exposed to outside weather conditions. Venting terminals shall not be recessed into walls or siding. This appliance, when installed, must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes and in the absence of local codes, with the National Electrical Code, ANSI NFPA 70, or the Canadian Electrical Code, CSA C22.1.

Wall Mounting of Chimney Fan

When mounting the chimney fan on a wall, the installation instructions for installation on a steel chimney should be followed. Use of the adapter SCA can make the installation easier but is not a requirement. To ease installation, detach the fan base by removing the bolts holding the hinges together. Center the fan base over the outlet and bolt the base onto the wall with the hinges pointing upwards. After mounting the basae securely, attach the fan motor housing by reassembling the fan hinges. Seal with silicone all around the ber mat to prevent rain from entering the ue. Vent runs are approved for up to 70 feet with a qty. of six (6) 90° elbows with use of an Enervex Fan and ADC100 Controller. Please refer to Enervex Installation Instructions.

Figure 33

Though there are many congurations in meeting these requirements, chimney height cannot be less than 3 feet above the roof at the edge of the chimney. If the roof is at, the chimney must extend no less than 3 feet from where it intersects the roof. If the chimney is entering the roof at an angle, measure the shorter angle where the chimney intersects the roof which should be at least 3 feet.

Note: The previous guidelines do not take into consideration outside conditions which may require a higher chimney due to foliage, other buildings, power lines and weather conditions in your area. Follow the chimney manufacturer’s installation guide for further information.

Chimney Termination Units

You will be installing at or possibly near the top of the chimney chase ashing. A top termination unit is the essential piece of equipment in keeping sparks out of the atmosphere. Before installing this important piece of equipment, you will have to make a judgment call as to whether or not the termination unit – like all the other exterior exposed chimney components, for that matter – should be painted in order to protect it/them from rusting and weathering. Particularly if you are installing the replace and chimney near water or in a high humidity area,

30”

Non-Combustible Cement Board

Important Pre-installation Information

Before you begin, review the information and safeguards below regarding the installation and operation of the gas Fireplace.

This replace may only be connected to the gas supply listed on the label. Never use propane gas in a gas replace

designed for natural gas or natural gas in a gas replace designed for use with propane gas. The gas replace must be installed by an Capo Fireside Certied or other qualied professional installer. The installation, including provisions for combustion and ventilation air, must

conform with local codes, or, in the absence of local codes, with the latest edition of the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1, and NFPA54.

Owner’s Operation & Precautions

Installers of the Artisan Series are urged to call the attention of replace owners to the following precautions.

Keep the replace area clear and free from combustible materials, gasoline, and other ammable vapors and liquids.

The replace must have a gas supply line that has been installed by a qualied technician in accordance with all local codes. The gas supply line must be 1/2” minimum interior diameter. If the gas line to the replace is longer than 5’, a larger diameter line may be necessary.

*Nominal BTU based on gas inlet pressure. Nominal gas inlet pressure for natural gas is 5” W.C

Installing the valve/control box assembly

1. Fasten the valve/control box assembly to a stud such that the control switch is facing in the desired direction and ush with the future location of the nished wall or other enclosure.

2. Install the two ‘D’ batteries into the battery holder within the control box.

3. Run the wires for the spill switch through the small hole in the upper wall. Important: This control box must remain accessible and removable for service after installation.

Installing Spill Switch and Ba󰀪e assembly

1. Connect the blade connectors on the spill switch wires to the matching wires from the valve/ control box assembly coming through the upper hole in the rebox.

2. Use Tapcon screws to secure Spill Switch Channel to the underside of the lintel.

Figure 34

Spillover

switch

Spill switch

channel

The installer should hand-deliver this owner’s manual to the owner or leave behind with the unit after it the installation is complete.

Warning: Use only the included replace grate or manufacturer approved replacement.

CAUTION: Use only the logs that come with this gas replace. The manufacturer cautions against using chemical chimney cleaners. Never burn solid fuel in this replace under any

circumstance.

1. First Lighting of the Artisan Series – After construction is completed, all elements of the replace and chimney system must be completely dry. This means that the unit must stand without any ring for a minimum of 28 days. Only after that period of time can a rst lighting take place. Do not let the re burn for more than one hour. After this rst lighting – when the replace has started to “cure” Do not set another

re for at least 24 hours.

2. Second Lighting – With the second lighting you can let the re burn two hours – no more.

3. After First and Second Lighting – When the replace has been properly cured with careful “maiden” rings, you will be able to run the burner for as long as you like.

Attaching the Burner and the Grate

1. Unpack the burner assembly and place the rear legs of the burner into the brackets in the back of the rebox.

2. Thread the pilot lines from the burner pilot assembly and through the hole in the lower side of the rewall to the valve/ control box assembly and attach to the valve.

3. Connect the supplied ex connector from the output of the valve, through the hole and to the burner.

4. Connect the second ex connector from the input of the valve to the gas stub down stream from the required manual shut-o󰀨 valve.

Note: The required 1/8” NPT up stream pressure tap is built into the valve (Figure 50).

CAUTION: CHECK ALL CONNECTIONS FOR GAS LEAKS USING A HALF-AND-HALF SOAPY WATER SOLUTION.

IF A LEAK IS DETECTED TIGHTEN CONNECTIONS AND TEST AGAIN.

NEVER USE AN OPEN FLAME TO CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS.

Important: This ba󰀪e assembly and only this the supplied assembly (with spill switch) must be properly installed for the safe operation of this gas replace.

5. Fill in the holes you have drilled around the gas piping with the regular Artisan Series mortar.

Placing the Decorative Lava Rock

If desired, open the bag of lava rock and pour its contents around the base of the grating in an attractive pattern. Do not place the Lava Rock on the logs or grate.

Adjusting Air Mixers

Burners are equipped with air mixers for the top and front burners. Adjust the size and color of the ame by opening (turn outward) or closing (turn inward) as shown in Figure 37, 38.

Figure 37

Figure 38

Open

Log Placement

REVISIONS

ZONE

REV.

DESCRIPTION

DATE

APPROVED

RELEASE FOR PRODUCTION

4/11/18

Placing the Logs

1. Place the back bottom log on the grate behind the top burner and as far forward (against the top burner) as possible without

touching the pilot. The at side should be down and the heat chambers facing the back of the replace (Figure 40).

2. Place the front log on the grate in front of the top burner pipe with the at down and the heat chambers toward the burner pipe

and the log as far forward as possible while keeping the back parallel with the burner pipe (Figure 41).

3. Place top logs across the front and back logs in the order and positions shown in Figure 44.

LOG SET 48

Figure 39

Figure 40

WARNING

Failure to position the parts in accordance with these

diagrams or failure to use only parts specically

approved with this appliance may result in property

damage or personal injury.

Figure 41

Figure 42

Figure 43

REVISIONS

ZONE

REV.

DESCRIPTION

DATE

APPROVED

RELEASE FOR PRODUCTION

4/11/18

Figure 44

Figure 45

LOG SET 60

Figure 46

Figure 47

Figure 48

Figure 49

LOG SET 120

Lighting and Operating Instructions

O U T

I N

FOR YOUR SAFETY, READ BEFORE LIGHTING

WARNING: If you do not follow these instructions exactly, a re or explosion may result causing property

damage, personal injury or loss of life.

Do not use this gas replace if any part has been underwater. Immediately call for a qualied professional service technician to inspect the replace and to replace any part of the control system and any gas control which has been under water.

The Artisan Series burner system has a pilot which can be lit by hand using a match or lighter. When lighting the pilot, follow these instructions exactly.

BEFORE LIGHTING, smell all around the burner area for gas. Be sure to smell next to the oor as some gas is heavier than air and will settle on the oor. IF YOU SMELL GAS, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE COVER (P. 1).

TO LIGHT THE FIREPLACE WITH THE WALL SWITCH

Move the ON-REMOTE-OFF wall switch to the ON position (Figure 52). This transmits a rapid series of sparks at the pilot

head and will ignite the gas.

TO SHUT DOWN THE GAS FIREPLACE USING THE WALL SWITCH

Move the switch to the OFF position (Figure 52). The gas ow will cease, and all ames (main burner and pilot) will go out (see important note below).

OPERATING THE BURNER USING THE REMOTE

Move the wall switch to the REMOTE position and follow the instructions included in the remote kit for lighting and shutting down the attached burner.

IMPORTANT: Do not allow the replace opening to be blocked in any way while operating the replace. The replace may be operated with a Artisan Series screen installed and drawn.

Figure 50

MAINTAINING THE PILOT

Your gas replace is equipped with a safety pilot that will shut o󰀨 the gas supply in case the pilot is not burning or functioning properly. Regularly verify that the pilot is adjusted properly with the pilot ame hitting the electrodes as shown in Figure 51. If the pilot will not stay lit, call your local gas utility or gas supplier.

TO CHECK UPSTREAM GAS PRESSURE

Unscrew the four (4) screws above and below the control panel face, then pull the control panel out far enough to expose the test ports on the valve (Figure 50). Unscrew the port marked IN part way and test.

CAUTION: Do not kink the ex connectors coming from the valve while accessing it.

Figure 51

Lighting

the Pilot

Note: Pilot ame should encircle top of electrodes. See instructions cover for example of proper main burner ame pattern.

Upstream gas

pressure tap

REMOTE

OFF

Figure 52

BOX INSTALLATION

1. The EIS box comes with

a 72” pilot assembly lead, therefor the box must be mounted within 5’ of the eplace.

2. Aach the metal

enclosure to the studs using standard building materials. The metal enclosure must be mounted in a locan that can be accessed in the future for addonal conneons & future servicing.

GAS LINE INSTALLATION

• Installaon and servicing of gas appliances and ignion systems

must only be performed by qualied personnel.

• Turn o gas and electricity before starng installation or

service.

• Make sure gas piping is pressure tested before control is

connected. High pressure can damage the control causing a hazardous condion.

• Make sure piping is clean and free from burrs. Apply a small

amount of good quality pipe thread compound or plumbers tape suitable for the gas being used.

Thread compound should be used sparingly on male threads only, leaving therst two threads clean.

• It is recommended that a safety shut o valve is installed on

either the gas in or gas out, side of the valve.

• It is recommended to hard pipe in the connecons with unions

installed inside the box.

PILOT INSTALLATION

• Un-coil the pilot tubing & the spark ignitor using proper

aluminum tubing bending techniques.

• Insert the pilot hood w/assembly into theeplace being

careful not to clog the head of the pilot assembly or damage the spark ignitor.

• Securely screw the pilot assembly to the pilot mounng bracket on the back or side of the burner. Screwing the

pilot to the burner completes the electrical circuit.

• With the opposite end of the pilot assembly, plug the orange spark ignitor into the module according to the below

wiring diagram & insert the pilot tubing into the right side of the valve where the compression nut is located. Once the pilot tubing is inserted into the compression nut, using a wrench, hten the nut so that the pilot tubing can not be pulled out.

WIRING DIAGRAM INSTALLATION

• Electronic Ignion Systems come full wired according to the manufactures recommendaons & the below wiring

diagram.

• It is the job of the electrician to read the wiring diagram according to RobertShaw specifications.

5’

Gas In

Gas Out

ELECTRONIC IGNITION

ENCLOSURE

•

SYSTEM CHECKOUT PROCEDURES

The ini�al installa�on por�on is now completed. The checkout procedures listed below must be followed. While there are redundant safety features built into the system, it is impera�ve that you follow the steps outlined below to ensure proper and safe opera�on. If you encounter any irregulari�es, refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.

1. Check all wiring connec�ons.

2. Turn on main gas supply and put the manual valve or selector arm on the gas valve into the "ON" posi�on.

3. Use a leak test solu�on to check piping for gas leaks. Repair if needed.

4. Turn on electrical power.

Maintenance and Service

Maintenance

Once installed and operating properly, the Artisan Series gas replace requires very little maintenance. You should inspect the replace, chimney, burner and control annually for the following:

1. Excessive Sooting - Some sooting of the logs is normal and adds to the natural appearance of burned wood. If soot accumulates, you may brush the soot o󰀨 with a sti󰀨 brush. Logs may also be cleaned by allowing them to heat up, then spraying them with water where soot has accumulated.

2. Debris around the control - Inspect the control and pilot to be sure it is free of any dirt or debris.

3. Insects and burner blockage - Check the burner ports and the air-mixer, if present, to make sure they are free from debris. Blocked burner ports and orices may result in poor ame distribution or ame at air mixer (if equipped). Reference SOLUTION, to symptoms 2-4, of Troubleshooting.

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

a. Pilot generator may not be producing

su󰀩cient millivolts.

b. Pilot ame making a blowing sound b. Pilot needs adjusting (see “Checking and

1. Pilot will NOT stay lit.

2. Pilot Burning. No Gas to Burner.

3. Fireplace Not burning properly.

4. Fireplace will not shut OFF.

5. Frequent pilot outage.

6. Fireplace shuts down during operation.

7. Excessive soot on logs.

c. Generator wire leads attached to the

wrong terminals on the valve.

d. Defective thermo-magnetic safety in

valve.

a. Safety valve not turned to the ON position

after lighting pilot.

b. Wire leads are not properly connected to

valve or switch terminals.

c. Voltage to pilot generator too low. c. See section 1a above.

d. Defective valve. d. Replace valve.

a. Low ame/uneven ame. a. Check for low gas pressure; minimum

a. Control Switch lead wires to the valve

may be shorted together or on wrong terminals.

a. Pilot ame is out of adjustment. a. See section 1b above.

b. Down drafts from the chimney,

extinguishing the pilot.

a. Improper venting causing spill switch to

trip repeatedly.

b. Spill switch improperly mounted. b. See section on “Installing Spill Switch and

c. Smoke Diverter not in place. c. Install Smoke Diverter with Spill Switch per

a. Yellow ame impingement. a. Open air shutter on front burner or main

Service

It is recommended that a qualied professional service technician be called to service the gas replace and its venting system at least annually or should service be required. More frequent cleaning may be required due to excessive lint from carpeting, bedding material, etc.

It is imperative that control compartments, burners and circulating air passageways of the appliance be kept clean.

The Troubleshooting section of these instructions serves as a guide for ensuring optimum performance of the gas replace.

Flame Appearance

The ames should be blue at the base and a combination of blue/yellow at the body and tips.

a. Check with a millivolt meter. Should be 250

millivolts or more.

Adjusting the Pilot” on page 22).

c. Connect leads per wiring diagram, previous

page.

d. Replace valve.

a. Turn to ON position.

b. Attach all wire leads tightly to proper terminals

(See wiring diagram, previous page).

operating pressures of 5” W.C. at manifold.

a. See wiring diagram, previous page. System

takes 15-20 seconds to complete shutdown (nominal).

b. Check draft. Consult with a qualied chimney

expert.

a. Check draft. Consult with a qualied chimney

expert. Consider installing a combustion air kit.

Ba󰀪e Assembly” on page 21.

instructions.

burner as needed.

)

OR LOCATION OF

Basement

See Section R402.2 for maximu

(f’

used to

d,e,f

3,000

3,500

,shall be as

f’

d,e,f

Weathering Potential

2,500 3,000

Negligible Moderate Severe

MINIMUM SPECIFIED COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

support foundation for the fireplace installed on concrete shall

Appendix I

mcementitious materials content.

CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION

TABLE R402.2 MINIMUM SPECIFIED COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE

walls, foundationwalls, exterior walls and other vertical concrete

For installations regulated by the International Residential Code, the

required in Table R402.2 of the International Residential Code (IRC). Concrete subject to moderate or severe weathering as indicated

in Figure R301.2(3) of the International Residential Code (IRC) shall be air entrained as specified in TableR402.2ofthe International

consist of aminimum of6inchesthick reinforced concrete slab. The minimum specified compressive strength of

Residential Code (IRC). The maximum weight of fly ash, other pozzolans, silica fume, slag or blended cements that is included in

produceconcrete and testingthereofshall comply with theapplicable standards listed in Chapter 3 of ACI 318.

For installations regulated by the International Building Code (IBC), the support foundation for the fireplace installed on concrete

shall consist of a minimum of 6 inches thick reinforced concrete slab. The concrete strength and durability shall comply with Sections

shall not exceed the percentages of the total weight of cementitious materials specified in Section 4.2.3 of ACI 318. Materials

concrete mixtures for garage floor slabs and for exterior porches, carport slabs and steps that will be exposed to deicingchemicals

1903, 1904 and 1905 of the International Building Code (IBC).

TYPE

Basement walls, foundations and other concrete not exposed to theweather 2,500 2,500 2,500

Basement slabs and interior slabs on grade, except garage floor slabs 2,500 2,500 2,500

Porches, carport slabs and steps exposed to the weather, and garage floor slabs2,500 3,000

work exposed to the weather

accordance with Footnote d.

7 percent.

c. Concrete in these locationsthatmay be subject to freezing and thawing during construction shall be air-entrained concrete in

a. Strengthat28dayspsi.

b. SeeFigureR301.2(3) forweathering potential.

d. Concrete shall be air-entrained.Total air content(percent by volume of concrete) shall be not less than 5 percent or more than

3 percentis permitted if the specified compressive strength of the concrete is increased to not less than 4,000 psi.

f. For garagefloorswith a steel troweled finish, reduction of thetotal air content (percent by volume of concrete) to not less than

Appendix II

FIGURE R301.2(3) WEATHERING PROBABILITY MAP FOR CONCRETE

a. Alaska and Hawaii are classied as severe and negligible, respectively.

b. Lines dening areas are approximate only. Local conditions may be more or less severe than indicated by region classication. A severe

classication is where weather conditions result in signicant snowfall combined with extended periods during which there is little or no

natural thawing causing deicing salts to be used extensively.

Lifetime Limited Warranty

Artisan Series Fireplaces

Capo Fireside, LLC warrants all Artisan Series Fireplaces to be free from defects in materials that adversely aect replace performance for the

lifetime of the product from the date of purchase, subject to the terms and conditions of this limited warranty. Capo Fireside does not warrant accessory chimney, outside air ducts and devices not manufactured by Capo Fireside.

This warranty covers only products manufactured by Capo Fireside, specically the modular concrete rebox, and NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, EXTENDS TO ANY OF THE HARDWARE, FOUNDATION, VENTING, DUCTS, OR ACCESSORIES. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER DRAFTING, SMOKING, OR SOOTING OF THE FIREPLACE SYSTEM. Factors beyond

the manufacturer’s control aect drafting, smoking, and sooting and Capo Fireside cannot guarantee these aspects of performance.

Coverage under this warranty is subject to the following conditions and exclusions:

• This warranty is null and void when the replaces are not installed pursuant to the installation instructions provided by Capo Fireside or local building codes have not been followed completely.

• This warranty does not apply to any component or part that shows evidence of misuse, abuse, improper installation, accident or lack of regular maintenance. Capo Fireside is not responsible for misuse or mishandling of component parts.

• This warranty does not apply to any damage sustained to the appliance while in transit.

• Neither Capo Fireside, nor any aliate thereof, is responsible for any labor costs or indirect costs incurred for the replacement of defective components. Any covered component that, in our judgment, is defective shall be repaired, replaced or refunded at Capo Fireside’s option.

• Nothing in this warranty makes Capo Fireside, or any aliate thereof, liable in any respect for any injury or damage to the building or

structure in which the replace has been installed or to the persons or property therein arising out of the use, misuse, or installation of

properly manufactured Capo Fireside products.

• The replace must be used in accordance with operating instructions. Only approved Burners and Glass Doors must be installed when

using the replace.

NEITHER CAPO FIRESIDE, NOR ANY AFFILIATE THEREOF, SHALL BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR EXPENSES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THE FIREPLACE. ALL SUCH DAMAGES AND EXPENSES ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the

above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

If a component is found to be defective under the terms of this warranty, the party this warranty is extended to shall notify Capo Fireside,

26401 Via De Anza, San Juan Capistrano, California 92675 in writing, by registered mail, within thirty (30) days following the discovery

of the defect within the lifetime warranty period. The letter shall include proof of purchase and state the (1) date of purchase, model number and serial number ; (2) place of purchase; (3) address of installation; (4) name, address and phone number of the homeowner; and (5) a brief description of the defect.

This warranty applies only to those replaces installed in the continental United States, Alaska and Canada. If any part of this warranty is found to be unenforceable, the remaining parts shall remain in force and eect.

Electronic valves and modules are limited to only one year warranty under the valve and electronic parts manufacturers warranty.

THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, TERMS OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED EITHER IN FACT OR BY OPERATION OF LAW. CAPO FIRESIDE HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, BEYOND THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH HEREIN, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not

allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.

Revision date: 6/30/2018

CAPO FIRESIDE, LLC

26401 Via De Anza, San Juan Capistrano, California 92675

Telephone (949) 364-5118 Fax (949) 364-5478

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