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MANUAL.

FOR

ASSiSTANCE

OR

AODI-

TiONAL INFORMATION

CONSULT

A

Disco~ery Series

AGENCY

OR

THE

GAS

SUPPLIER.

Decorative Gas

Sealed

Combustion

And Vent System

Accessories

DST4-

12/13/36
DST-9OELB
DST-45ELB

DST-HTK

DS T- VTK

Natural Gas Models

DS-36TN

Propane Models

DS-36Tp

DS-HTS

DST-FS

DST-F

Do not try to lighiany appliance.

Do not touch any electrical

switches. Do not use any phone in

your building.

Immediately call your gas sup­plierfrom a neighbor'sphone. Fol­lowthe gassupplier's ins!ruc!ions.

1

If you cannot reach your gas

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

Do not store or use gasoline or
other flammable vapors or liquids
in the vicinity of this or any other

appliance.

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WARNING:

THE

OS-36T

SFRIFS

APPI

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ANCES

ARE

VENTED

DECORATIVE

GAS

I

APPLIANCES.

DO

NOT

BURN

WOOD

OR

OTHER

MATERIALINTHESEAPPLIANCES.

Oue

to

high

temperatures.

the

appliance

should

be

located

out

of

lraffic

and

away

from

furniture

or

drapes.

Do

not

place

clothing

or

other

materials

onornearthe

appliance.

PLEASE

RETAIN THIS

MANUAL

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

I

f i r e - p a r t s . c o m

introduction

............................

pace

2

Gelera1 information

..............

..page

2

............

Location and clearances ..page

3

nsiallat~on

...........................

.pa@

3

..................

Framing dimensions page

3

..................

Appliance d!mensions page

3

Vsticai i:rmlra!io-. s:!stevs

...

.pace

6

-

...........................

I

en Foot Ruie page

8

tiorizontal

termination

sys:ems

...

page 11

High

Fievation Rerating

....

..page

13

..................

Finishing Requirements page

15

.................

Cold Climate insulation page 16

.............................

Accessories page

16

............................

Careioperation page

16

............................

Maintenance page

i6

.................................

Warranty page 17

.......................

Replacement parts page

17

..............

Accessories!components pace 1

i

..................

Trouble shooting guide. page 19

Lighting instructions

..................

..page

20

Replacement parts 1st.

................

page 22

TYPICAL INSTALLATION

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appiiarce and ';el! s:lstem Please read 2nd
understacd these instr~lcticns befijre Cegin­ning your nstaiation.

INTRODUCTION
The

DS-367

is

a

seaied combuston. air crw-

atng

gas

aopiance designed fsr resldentai

applications. The aooiiance musl be instalieL'

with the Superior Fireplace

DST

vent s:rs!em

that

IS

rouled to the outside atmosphere

Tile appliance is deslgn2d to opeme on natura!

or propane gas. A

miillvolt gas control 'valve
i"!it/l piezo ignition system provides saie. effi­cient operation.

No external electrical oower is

i

required.

Ths

appliance

complies with National Safe*!

I

Standards and is tested and listed

by

Warnock

I

Hersey International lnc. (Report No

606-

221900) to ANSI 22150b - 1990 (in Canada.

CANICGA-2.22-M89,IRf41-1991,

IRf43-1992
and CANiCGA-2.17-bl9l j as a ventzd decora­tive

gas

appliance.

~~:st;i~:zt,oi: m~i~tco~'o:ir :o local ccces.

inn

ansence

ci

locai codes, ins?a!l;iion mist con;-

ply

wln

tile current Naiionai

iuel

G2s

Code.

ANSi

2223

1.

1988. (in Cacada. the current

CAN-I

8449

insialiatlon

cod?.)

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ALTER OR MODIFY
THE CONSTRUCTION

OF

THE APPLIANCE

OR

ITS COMPONENTS. ANY MODIFICATION OR
ALTERATiON

MAY

V0i0 iHi WARRANYY.

CERTIFICAT!ON AND LISTINGS OFTHIS UNIT.
GENERAL INFORMATION

Note:

Insf8l/atiofl

and

reoajr

shouin

be

Fe,<-

formed bya qualifiebsen~ice person, Theappli­ance should

be

insuected amiuail:.

by

a qudii-

fiedprofess;ona/serviceperson.

More

frequent

inspections

and

c:ean!ngs

msy

be required

due

to excessi~fe

lint

from carpeting. bedding mate-

rfal. erc.

It

is

irnperatfve that the corltrol com-

parfment. burners

and

circulat~np air p~ssadge

ways

of

the

appliance

be

kepi clean.

Provide adequate clearances around air open­ings and adequate

accessibili?g cclearance for

service and proper operation.

l\lever obstruct

the

iront openings of the

appliance^

lh~sappllanceisdesigned to operateon natural
or propane gas only. The use of otherfuels or
combination of fuels

'?!ill degrade the perfor-

mance

of this system,

inputof applance

IS

24.000 STUiHPfornatura~

gas and

21,060

BTUiHR

for propane gas mod-

els

Do not use

th~s appiance if any part has been

under water.

lmlnediateiy call a oualified ser-

vice

techniclan to inspect the appliance and to

replaceany parts

ofthe control s:vs:em and any

gas

c0n:ro which have been under water.

A

1/8' NPT test gage conrection is provided on

:he gas control va!ve adjacent to the outlet

to

the main Surner.

Minimum

inietgaspressur? isP.5 inchsswater

coiumn for natural gas and

11

Inches water
coiumn for propane for the purpose of input
adjustment

lvlax~muminietgassupply przssureisi.Oiriches
water column for natural gas and 13.0 inches
water column for propane.

The appliance

must

be

isolated from the gas

supply

plping system

(by

closing its individual

manual

shui-off valve) during any pressure

Figure

1

'IOli

?46Ri?<lS 5 L

.!S-FiTCh!~

rlCTT:

9CLLE

f i r e - p a r t s . c o m

pe

zon,;n(:r

&j,o

it: l!~c-::16.3!

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:b3i,~i

nus:

3e

d!sconneCt$I

f:-.t~

tke

;:s

s3pDct

pipn~ sfs!em burlng a?;! prc-ssure le5:lr.g oi

that system at pressures in excess of

1

:2

oSg

(3

5

kPaj

This apo!iance must not be cc~:nec!ed to a
cbimpey or ilue ser:ing a separate soio fbri

burning appliapca

Typical Locations

Figure

2

LOCATION

AND

CLEARANCES

In

selecting

the location, the esthetic and func­tional use of the appliance are primary con­cerns. However vent system routing to the
exterior and access

to the fuel suppl:~ are also

mportant Consideration should

be

r;iven to

traffic

ways,

furniture.

draperies. etc.. due io

elevated surface temperatures. The location

should also be free oi electrical, plumbing or

other

heatingtair conditioning duc:ing.

The

appliance

should be mounted on a fully
supported base extending the full width and
depth of the unit. The appliance may be located
on or near conventional construction materials.
However.

I!

installedoncombus:iblematerials,

suchacarpeting,vinyltile:etc.,

ameta orl~~ood

barriercavering theentire bottomsurface must

be

used

Minimum

clearancetocombustibles:

sidesand

back

-

U,

f!oor

-

O',

adjacent if,!all

-

0.

Minim~m clearance to combustibles for the

vent system is; vertical run

=

2"

(51

mm).

horizontal run = top

?&

3

(76

mmj, sides

5

(51 mm), bodom @ 1"

125

mm).

ASSEMBLY STEPS

The bjpical sequence of ~nstallaton follows.

ho!vever, each installation is unique resulting !n
variations tn

thnse

described

1

Cci:st:iic! irarning a!!d position the apoli-

ance

1.

b?v:ake connec:ol:

t3

gas

sii~~l~

al;C nslaii

he log and bcrner assernb!?

j,

install theo~eratn!! can:ial sv!licIlacO bring

nelectrica!semiceiine:ar!o~~ed

airircularnr;

'an (option? equipmel;ti,

6.

?,$gun; fcrcsd air kit (optonai eoupment'!.

8.

Finish enclosure v#alIS and trim.

INSTALLATION

Tile a~pliance

IS

shipped v!itt' the controls and

burner

tray Installed and pre-!wired, Pemove

the shipping carton, exposing the front glass

panel. Loosen and remove two

(2)

bolts, i'dith

springs and washersatthe uoper eftand right

hand corners

of the glass frame. tilt out\"dard.

thenliftto remove theglass panel. Setthe panel

aside and protect from

inadvefient damage.

Retan

bolts.spr~ngsand\.!ashers

forreassem­bly. Next, remove the cartonjsj packed nsde
the appliance and also set these aside.

Step

1.

Frame applianre f~iciosure as illus-

trated

n

Figures 4 through

7.

Step2.Routea112'(:3mm) blacklrongasline
alolig ibe left side framing. Drill ciearance hole
as shown

ir:

i!g~e

3,

Figure

3

Step

3.

Pos~tion aopianc: intc prepared fram-

ing, secure

r~ith

6d nails at the na~lina flange

along each side.

15'

';'.

I

'

(362mmi

36'-I

rS!zmmi

Outside

CI12~e

Figure

4

'TI

-

-

36.

-1

(912

mm)

Inside

Chase

Figure

5

Figure

6

f i r e - p a r t s . c o m

--

-

27

W

-t

!i35mmlp~

p-

15

112

(394 mm/

1

A

.

35

710'

p~~

(912

mm!

+

L?'

(25

mml

TOP

VlEW

FRONT

VlEW

Gas

Inlet

3

112'

(89 mm)

wire

5"

1

313'

/:2i

mml (44

mm,

'

'

(92:

mm)

33

112"

(851

mm)

11.-

I

\

4

'\

4

>Id

(108 mml

Junctton

Box

LEFT

SIDE

RIGHT

SIDE

Figure

8

,

LLJj-=.i,d,l

!

i

,,;

..,-

i

f i r e - p a r t s . c o m

X

=Air

Supply

Inlet

Pi

=

Ventlerminsl

;erea

WhereTetmlnal

Is

Net

Perm~ned

A

-

ciearanceabov~ grade, veranda, porch, deck, or balcony

I

=

clearance ts sardce regulator vent outlet

12 inches

(30

cm) minimum

U.S.

-

3 ieet (1 8 m) minimum

Canada

-

6

feet (90 cm! minimum

B

=

clearance to window

or

door illat may be ooened

U.S

-

9

inckes

(22.5

cnj minimiim

J

=

cicara~;ce to air supply ine! to building or the combus-

Canada

-

12

inches

(30

cm) mnimuv

tion air inlet

i0

any other appliance.

C

=

clearaiice to permanently cased wiiidow-recommended ncn-mechanical inlet:

to prevent condensation on window

US

-

9 inches (22.5 cm) minimum

U.S.

-

9 inches (22.5 cm) minimum

Canada

-

12

inches

130

cni) minimum

Canada

-

12

inches (30 cm) minimum

mechanical air supply.

6

feet

(1

8

m) minimum

0

=

vertical cearancs to soffit located above the terminal

ventilated solfit

18

inches

(46

cm) minimum

L

=

clearance above paved sidewalk or paved driveway

unventilated soffit

12

inches

(46

cm) minimum

located on public

property

7

feet

12.1

m) minimum

F

=

clearance to outside corner

9

inches (23 cm) minimum

Note:

A

vent shaii

not

terminate directly

above

aside-

~/aikarpaveddrive~vay ~vhichislocatedbetween two

(2)

G

=

clearance to inside corner

s;ngie farnii;? d!oeilings and ser./es

borh

d.!!e/iings.

6

inches

115.2

cm) miiiimum

M

:

clearance under veranda. porch, deck, or balcony 'rihere

H

=

not

be

installed above a meter:regulator assembly or

:ully open on a mlnimum

a!

'vo

(21

sides beneath the

within

3ieet

(90

cm) horizontally from the center line of

floor

ihe regulatar~

12

ikches

(3:

cm: minimur:

Note:

Check locai codes

or

regulations for vartahons.

Figure

9

f i r e - p a r t s . c o m

.2?ry1

1.

Instali

iha

Y?r;

S.!stem

-

Tne

OS-jFT

aopliar,cs

~ustbe~eriedc:ectiyt0t~e;~'[;I?3

tnrou5h i!sslj!n doublewal! ~ipeassemSiy:i.V

(102

mmj and

7.0.

(176

mml diameters. The
system may not sesice muitiple appliaficPS.
and must never be conriected to a flue ~Erding
a solid fuel burning appllanse.

Theappliance is designed. tested and listed for
operation

ud~th; and only with, Suaericr Fire-

piaceDSTvent components. DO

NOT

usecam-

ponents of other manufacrure.
Listed Vent Components:
DST-HTK

-

Horizontal

termination k11

DST-VTK

-

Vertical termination kit

DST-F

-

Flashing and collar

DST-FS

-

Firestop
0~~4-lz!18/36 - Vent sectons
DST-90ELB

-

90

Eilb0Vd

@ST-45ELB

-

45-

EibO~>l

With the appliance secured in framing, de!er-

mine vent routing and identit! ihe exterior

termination

locatlon The following sections

descrlbe vertical (roof) acd horizontal (exterior

wail) vent appiications. Refer to the section

relating to your installation.

Vertical Termination Systems (Roof)

The

Figures

10

through

13 and the Veflical

VentTableiilustratethevariousverticalventing

configurations tliai are possible for use r!ith
Superlois Discovery Series Top Vent Appii-

ances. The maximum vertical height for the
DS-36Tsystem is40'

(72.2

m) above thetop of

the appliance.

Figures

11,

12

and

13 along

with

theVerticalVentTable Identity; (A)straight

vertical system;

(8)

vertical system that em-

ploys two

(2)

90Vlbows and (C) vertical sys-

tem that employs three

(3)

90"

elbows. The

Vertical

VentTable summarizes each system's

minimum and maximum verticaland horizontal
valuesthat can be usedtodesgnand install the
ventcom~onentsin avarietvof aoalications Ail

,

,

..

three oi these vertical vent systems terminate
through the root. The minimum vent height
above the

roofaand/or adjacent walls is speci-

fied by major

building codes. Always consult

your local codes for specific requirements. A

general guide to follow is the Gas Vent

Rule

(Refer to

Figure

14).

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