Firegear ANF-R42, ANF-L74, ANF-L90, ANF-S48, ANF-S60 Instructions Manual

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AnF “Assemble-n-Finish” Fire Pit Enclosures

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Model Description

ANF-R42 42” x18” enclosure  ts FPB-16R/19R & FPB-20S

ANF-R48 48”x18” enclosure  ts FPB19R/25R or FPB20S/26S

ANF-R60 60”x18” enclosure  ts FPB-25R/29R/33R or FPB26S/32S/38S

ANF-L48 48”x 24”x 18” enclosure  ts FPB-24L/30L/36L

ANF-L66 66”x24”x18” enclosure  ts FPB-24L/30L/36L or (2) FPB-24L (end to end)

ANF-L74 74”x 24”x18” enclosure  ts FPB-24L/30L/36L or (2) FPB-24L or (2) FPB-30L (end to end)

ANF-L90 90”x 24” x 18” enclosure FPB-24L/30L/36L or (2) FPB-24L or (2) FPB-30L (end to end)

or (2) FPB-36L (end to end)

ANF-S48 42”x 42” x 18” enclosure  ts FPB-19R/25R, FPB-20S/26S

ANF-S60 60”x 60”x 18” enclosure  ts FPB-25R/29R/33R or FPB-26S/32S/38S

IF YOU CANNOT READ OR UNDERSTAND THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ASSEMBLE OR INSTALL THIS PRODUCT

INSTALLATION PRECAUTION:

These enclosures requires a minimum 18-square inches of cross ventilation per

installed burner. Failure to provide proper ventilation can void the warranty.

Warning: Outdoor Use Only

CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65

This product can expose you to Chromium, which is

(For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov)

PLEASE RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

WARNING

known to the state of California to cause cancer

and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Round AnF Enclosure Assembly

NOTE

Two people are recommended to assemble all enclosures. It is also recommended to assemble the

enclosure on a ﬂ at surface. The assembly of the AnF should be done at or near the location of the

installation.

Contents of Enclosure

Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.

(2) Horizontal Pan Supports

*ANF-60 ONLY!

(4) Quarter Sections

Fig. 1 Round AnF Contents

(4) 45° Pan Supports

*ANF-R42 and ANF-48 ONLY!

(4) MgO Boards (1) Vent-Kit-6x12

Leveling Legs (16) Self Tapping Screws (16) Cement Board Screws

AnF-R42 & AnF-R48: 4 Legs

AnF-R60: 8 Legs

STEP 1

It is important to start the assembly process with the quarter sections upside-down. To make sure the

quarter pieces are upside down, the bottom side has a nutsert (See Fig 2 - circle). The nutsert needs to be facing upward on each quarter section.

Each quarter section has a 90-degree inner ﬂ ange on one side (See Fig. 2 - arrows). Butt the inner ﬂ ange of one other quarter section to the non-ﬂ ange side of another section (See Fig 3).

Fig. 2 Nutsert + 90° Flange

AnF Enclosures

Fig. 3 Lining Up Sides

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After the two quarter sections are butt together, secure them with self-tapping screws; one into the

inner hole at the top and one into inner hole at the

bottom of the two sections (See Fig. 4).

Before you completely tighten the screws, check for squareness. Tighten screws.

Assemble the remaining sections the same manner.

Fig. 4 Installing Self-Tapping Screws Into Quarter Pieces

STEP 2

While the assembled quarter sections are still upside-down, install the leveling legs. Locate the nutsert on the quarter sections (See Fig. 2). Take the leveling legs and screw them into the nutsert. The legs should be screwed in until there is 1-inch of clearance between the top of the leg and the quarter section (See Fig. 5).

NOTE: If you have an ANF-R60, you will have 8 leveling legs to install.

After the leveling legs have been installed, carefully

ﬂ ip the entire AnF unit over so that it is resting on

the leveling legs.

We strongly recommend two people when turning the AnF over.

Fig. 5 Installing Leveling Legs Into Quarter Pieces

Once the AnF is turned over on the leveling legs, make any adjustments to the legs to make sure the unit is

level. This must be done in the installation location.

STEP 3

Now that the quarter sections are put together, the feet are installed and the unit is turned over, the pan supports are ready to be installed. Please note that this is a OPTIONAL feature only used for speci c Firegear Outdoor models. The chart below shows which Fire Pit Burner models  t in each model of AnF, and which ones require pan supports.

ANF-R42

ANF-R48

ANF-R60

16”

ROUND

Does this pan ﬁ t this AnF? YES YES YES NO NO NO NO NO

Does it require supports? YES NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

Does this pan ﬁ t this AnF? NO YES YES YES YES NO NO NO

Does it require supports? NO YES YES NO NO NO NO NO

Does this pan ﬁ t this AnF? NO NO NO YES YES YES YES YES

Does it require supports? NO NO NO YES NO NO NO NO

19”

ROUND

20”

SQUARE

25”

ROUND

26”

SQUARE

29”

ROUND

32”

SQUARE

33”

ROUND

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Installing 45° Supports

AnF-R42 & R48 AnF-R60

Installing Horizontal Supports

Look at the AnF below and note how the pan supports are installed. There are two pre-drilled

holes in the middle of each side (at the top - on the inside) (See Fig. 6). These holes are used for the 45° pan supports. Using the self tapping screws, use two screws per pan support and

install them in the pre-drilled holes.

Look at the AnF below and note how the pan supports are installed. Each of the quarter

sections have 4 holes at the top, 2 for each support to be installed in (See Fig. 7). To install, use the self sapping screws. Use four

screws per pan support and install them in the pre-drilled holes.

Fig. 6 Installing 45° Pan Supports

Fig. 7 Installing Horizontal Pan Supports

STEP 4

10mm MgO (Magnesium Oxide) Board is provided for the top surface. Each board comes with a pre-marked template based on the most popular Firegear burners for the size of AnF enclosures (See Fig. 8).

Place all (4) boards on top of the AnF. Mark where you need to cut following the template. For each piece you will need to cut on the inside (for the pan) and the outside (for the edge of the AnF). Once the pieces are cut, place them back on the top of the AnF and attach using the cement board screws provided (See Fig. 9). You can install the cement board screws anywhere there is metal underneath the MgO board top. (See Fig. 10).

Fig. 8 Round MgO Top

AnF Enclosures

Fig. 9 Round MgO Top Installed

Fig. 10 Cement Board Screws

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STEP 5

After the entire AnF is assembled, install the Vent-Kit-6x12. These vents are designed to be used with the AnF Series as well as universal vents for many other types of  re pit enclosures. Look at the contents provided to ensure you have received everything correctly.

(2) Vents (12) Phillips Black

Pan Head Screw

(12) Stainless Steel

Nut

(2) Stainless Steel

Flat Washer

Install the vents on opposite sides of the enclosure to ensure cross ﬂ ow ventilation. Cross ﬂ ow ventilation is necessary to provide free ﬂ owing air to assist in keeping the enclosure dry and cool during operation of a  re pit.

Cut an rectangular opening 9.750”w x 3.750”h

into on opposite sides of the enclosure. Center

the vent over the cut out area ensuring the vent slots are clear of any obstruction. Mark the holes with a pencil or marker. Drill six 1⁄4” pilot holes, position the vent centered over the opening,

insert a screw into the vent and enclosure at the same time and secure with washer and nut on the inside. Repeat the process until all six

screws are securing each vent into place on both sides of the AnF enclosure (See Fig. 11).

NOTE: Before cutting the rectangular opening for your vents, be sure that you are not hitting

3.750”

9.750”

CUT OUT DETAIL

one of the metal studs inside the AnF. The vents must be directly across from each other.

Fig. 11 Vent Cut Out Dimensions

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Linear AnF Enclosure Assembly

NOTE

Two people are recommended to assemble all enclosures. It is also recommended to assemble the

AnF enclosure on a ﬂ at surface. Assembly of the AnF should be done at or near the location of the

installation.

Contents of Enclosure

Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.

Fig. 12 Linear AnF Contents

(2) End Panels

(2) Side Panels

(2) Pan Supports

(16) Self Tapping Screws

(2) MgO Boards

(16) Cement Board Screws

(1) Vent-Kit-6x12

Leveling Legs

AnF-L48 & AnF-L66: 6 Legs AnF-L74 & AnF-L90: 8 Legs

STEP 1

It is important to start the assembly process with the panels upside-down. Ensure the panels are

upside down, the bottom side has a nutsert (See Fig 13 - Circle). The nutsert needs to be facing upward on each panel. Each panel also has a 90° inner ﬂ ange on one side (See Fig. 13 - Arrows).

AnF Enclosures

Fig. 13 90° Flange + Nutsert

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Butt the inner ﬂ ange of one of the panels to the non-ﬂ ange side of another panel (See Fig. 13).

Fig. 14 Butting Ends Together

After the two ends are butt together, secure them with self-tapping screws; one into the

inner hole at the top and one into inner hole at

the bottom of the two panels (See Fig. 15).

Before you completely tighten the screws, check for squareness. Tighten screws.

Assemble the remaining sections the same

manner.

Fig. 15 Installing Self-Tapping Screws Into Panel

STEP 2

While the panels are still upside-down, install the leveling legs. Locate the nutsert on the panels (See Fig. 11). Take the leveling legs and screw them into the nutsert. The legs should be screwed in until there is 1- inch of clearance between the top of the leg and the panel (See Fig. 16).

NOTE: If you have an ANF-74 or ANF-90, you will have 8 leveling legs to install.

After the leveling legs have been

installed, carefully ﬂ ip the entire AnF

unit over so that it is resting on the leveling legs.

We strongly recommend two people

when turning the AnF over.

Once the unit is turned over on the

leveling legs, make any adjustments to the legs to make sure the unit is level.

This must be done on the installation location.

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Fig. 16 Installing Leveling Legs Into Panels

STEP 3

Now that the panels are put together, the feet are installed and the unit is turned over, the pan

supports are ready to be installed.

There are 2 pre-drilled holes on each END panel. See Figure 17 - it shows how the pan supports should be placed. Using the four pre-drilled holes, place the pan supports in their appropriate spots. Using the self tapping screws, install them in the pre-drilled holes on each side (See Fig. 18).

Fig. 17 Pan Support Placement Fig. 18 Install Pan Supports

If you are using a Firegear Burner System, you MUST install the supports for the AnF.

Every Linear Burner System requires supports.

STEP 4

10mm MgO (Magnesium Oxide) Board is provided for the top surface. Each board comes with a premarked template based on the most popular Firegear burners for the size of AnF enclosures (See Fig. 19).

Place both boards on top of the AnF. Mark where you need to cut following the template. For each piece you will need to cut on the inside in order to  t the burner type. Once the pieces are cut, place them back on the top of the AnF and attach using the cement board screws provided (See Fig. 20).

Fig. 19 Linear MgO Top

In order to attach the cement board screw securely, you must screw them into the metal edges or supports of the AnF. Measure 1 inch from the edge of the AnF and drill into the metal through the MgO board. You can also drill into the supports that hold the pan in place.

Fig. 20 Linear MgO Top Installed

AnF Enclosures

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STEP 5

(2) Vents (12) Phillips Black

Pan Head Screw

(12) Stainless Steel

Nut

(2) Stainless Steel

Flat Washer

Cut an rectangular opening 9.750”w x

3.750”h into on opposite sides of the

enclosure. Center the vent over the cut out

area ensuring the vent slots are clear of any obstruction. Mark the holes with a pencil or marker. Drill six 1⁄4” pilot holes, position the vent centered over the opening, insert

a screw into the vent and enclosure at the same time and secure with washer and nut on the inside. Repeat the process until

all six screws are securing each vent into

place on both sides of the AnF enclosure

(See Fig. 21).

NOTE: Before cutting the rectangular opening for your vents, be sure that you are not hitting one of the metal studs inside the

AnF. The vents must be directly across from each other.

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9.750”

3.750”

CUT OUT DETAIL

Fig. 21 Vent Cut Out Dimensions

Square AnF Enclosure Assembly

NOTE

Two people are recommended to assemble all enclosures. It is also recommended to assemble the

enclosure on a ﬂ at surface. The assembly of the AnF should be done at or near the location of the

installation.

Contents of Enclosure

Remove all parts and make sure that you have received all necessary pieces.

(2) Pan Supports

(4) Side Panels

(4) MgO Boards

(1) Vent-Kit-6x12

(16) Self Tapping Screws (16) Cement Board Screws

Fig. 22 Linear AnF Contents

(4) Leveling Legs

STEP 1

It is important to start the assembly process with the panels upside-down. Ensure the panels are

upside down, the bottom side has a nutsert (See Fig 23 - Circle). That nutsert needs to be facing up on each panel. Each panel also has a 90° inner ﬂ ange on one side (See Fig. 23 - Arrows).

AnF Enclosures

Fig. 23 90° Flange + Nutsert

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Butt the inner ﬂ ange of one other panels to the non-ﬂ ange side of another panel (See Fig. 24).

Fig. 24 Butting Ends Together

After the two ends are butt together, secure them with self-tapping screws; one into the inner hole at

the top and one into inner hole at the bottom of the

two sections (See Fig. 25).

Before you completely tighten the screws, check for squareness. Tighten screws.

Assemble the remaining panels the same manner.

Fig. 25 Installing Self-Tapping Screws Into Panel

STEP 2

While the panels are still upside-down, install the leveling legs. Locate the nutsert on the panels (See Fig. 11). Take the leveling legs and screw them into the nutsert. The legs should be screwed in until there is 1 inch of clearance between the top of the leg and the panel (See Fig. 26).

After the leveling legs have been

installed, carefully ﬂ ip the entire AnF

unit over so that it is resting on the leveling legs.

We strongly recommend two people when turning the AnF over.

Once the AnF is turned over on the

leveling legs, make any adjustments to the legs to make sure the unit is level.

This must be done in the installation location.

Fig. 26 Installing Leveling Legs Into Panels

STEP 3

Now that the panels are put together, the feet are installed and the unit is turned over, the pan

supports are ready to be installed.

There are pre-drilled holes on the panels. See Figure 27 - it shows how the pan supports should be placed. Using the two pre-drilled holes, place the pan supports in their appropriate spots. Using the self tapping screws, install them in the pre-drilled holes on each side (See Fig. 28).

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Fig. 27 Pan Support Placement

Fig. 28 Install Pan Supports

All square Fire Pit Burner Systems require supports.

STEP 4

10mm MgO (Magnesium Oxide) Board is provided for the top surface. Each board comes with a pre-marked template based on the most popular Firegear burners for the size of AnF enclosures (See Fig. 29).

Fig. 29 Linear MgO Top

In order to attach the cement board screw securrely, you must screw them into the metal edges or supports of the AnF. Measure 1 inch from the edge of the AnF and drill into the metal through the MgO board. You can also drill into the supports that hold the pan in place.

AnF Enclosures

Fig. 30 Linear MgO Top Installed

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Step 5

(2) Vents (12) Phillips Black

Pan Head Screw

Install the vents on opposite sides of

the enclosure to ensure cross ﬂ ow ventilation. Cross ﬂ ow ventilation is necessary to provide free ﬂ owing air to assist in keeping the enclosure dry and cool during operation of a  re pit.

Cut an rectangular opening 9.75”w x

3.75”h into on opposite sides of the

enclosure. Center the vent over the cut

out area ensuring the vent slots are clear of any obstruction. Mark the holes with a pencil or marker. Drill six 1⁄4” pilot holes, position the vent centered over the opening, insert a screw into

the vent and enclosure at the same time and secure with washer and nut on the inside. Repeat the process until

all six screws are securing each vent

into place on both sides of the AnF

enclosure (See Fig. 31).

(12) Stainless Steel

Nut

9.750”

3.750”

CUT OUT DETAIL

(2) Stainless Steel

Flat Washer

NOTE: Before cutting the rectangular opening for your vents, be sure that you are not hitting one of the metal

studs inside the AnF. The vents must be directly across from each other.

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Fig. 31 Vent Cut Out Dimensions

LIMITED WARRANTY

Skytech Products Group (Firegear Outdoors) hereby

warrants to the end user that products will be free from material and workmanship defects that prevent safe and correct operation of the product. The warranty commences from date of sale to the end user for the

following period:

All approved returned defects must be conrmed by our Technical Service Department. If the defect is conrmed and we approve the claim, we will replace such parts without charge. This warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary

from state to state.

Consumer/Non-Commercial Applications

Stainless Steel Components 5-Years

Gas Valve, Spark Ignitor & Electronic Parts

G90 Galvanized Pans 3-Years

Gas Logs 5-Years

Glass Windshield 1-Year

Glass Media 5-Years

Remote Controls 5-Years

AnF Enclosure 5-Years

Lava Rock & Lava Stones No Warranty

2-Years

Commercial Applications

Stainless Steel Components 1-Year

Gas Valve, Spark Ignitor & Electronic Parts

G90 Galvanized Pans 1-Year

Gas Logs 1-Year

Glass Windshield 1-Year

Glass Media 1-Year

Remote Controls 1-Year

AnF Enclosure 1-Year

Lava Rock & Lava Stones No Warranty

1-Year

End User must provide a bill of sale, canceled check, or

payment record from the end user to verify purchase date and to establish warranty period. This Limited Warranty shall be valid and limited to the

original purchaser only.

WARNING: Any modication to the product will void the

warranty.

This Limited Warranty shall be limited to the repair and/

or replacement of parts that have proven to be defective

under normal use and service. Before returning any parts, contact our Technical Service Department for a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number. All warranty claims must be made by the OEM / Distributor / Dealer account on behalf of the end user. You may contact Technical Service at (855) 498-8324.

Travel, diagnostic cost, service labor to repair the defect and freight charges on warranty parts to and from

the factory will be responsibility of the owner. We will not

be responsible for labor charges and/or damage incurred in installation, repair, and

replacement.

This Limited Warranty is voided if not assembled,

installed and operated as intended. This Limited

Warranty does not cover any defects due to accident, abuse, misuse, alteration, misapplication, vandalism,

improper installation or improper maintenance or

service, removal from the original location or re-installation into another location, or failure to

perform normal and routine maintenance.

Damage due to severe weather conditions such as hail, hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, discoloration due to over-heating, exposure to chemicals (including salt), either directly or in the atmosphere, or very high humidity, is not covered by this Limited Warranty.

There are no other express warranties except as set

forth herein. For consumer applications, any

applicable implied warranties of merchantability and

tness are limited in duration to the period of coverage of this Limited Warranty. Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so this

limitation may not apply to you.

For Commercial applications, the liability of Firegear Outdoors is limited to the express terms of this

warranty. We expressly disclaim any and all implied

warranties, including any warranties of tness for a

particular purpose or merchantability.

We are not liable for any special, indirect or consequential damages. Our maximum liability is

limited to the purchase price of the purchased products.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this limitation or

exclusions may not apply to you.

We do not authorize any person or company to assume for it any other obligation or liability in connection with the sale, installation, use, removal, return, or replacement of its equipment; and no such representations are binding. REV. 3-2-16

AnF Enclosures

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