Vermont Casting G600 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Maximum Input: Natural Gas: 28 000 BTU/hr, Propane: 26 000 BTU/hr
  • Minimum Input: Natural Gas: 21 000 BTU/hr, Propane: 19 000 BTU/hr
  • All components are installed as per local regulations, the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI 2223.1 (USA) or CAN/CGA-B149 (Canada)
  • Clearances to combustibles:
  • Left Side: 6 inches
  • Right Side: 6 inches
  • Back: 6 inches
  • Top: 24 inches
  • Front: 36 inches
  • Floor: 0 inches
  • Rear Corner: 4 inches
  • Electrical Installation and Grounding follows local regulations or CSA C22.1/ National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70 (latest edition)
  • The appliance should be kept under observation by an engineer to ensure proper functioning and should be serviced by a qualified service technician at least annually
  • An optional fan kit can also be installed for better performance in terms of heat distribution

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum gas input for the G600 heater?

A: The maximum gas input for Natural Gas is 28,000 BTU per hour and Propane or LP is 26,000 BTU per hour.

Q: What precautions should be followed while lighting the appliance?

A: The gas control knob or switch must be turned to the OFF position and at least 5 minutes must elapse before the equipment is attempted to be lit. Always check the lighting instructions before and after attempting to operate the equipment.

Q: What is the safe distance for the heater from combustibles?

A: To comply with the regulations, the heater should be positioned 6 inches away from the left and the right sides and the back; kept 24 inches away from the top; 36 inches away from the front; and placed right on the floor.

Q: Is the appliance convertible and operable in a different gas type?

A: Altering the specifications set by the factory equipment and modifying the gas type is not an option with the heater.

Q: Is it necessary to inspect the appliance at regular intervals?

A: Having the appliance checked once a year is advisable and this can be done by a proficient service technician.

User Manual

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free from
for
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test
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which indicates
lines
must be
column
gases.
pressure.
manual shut-off Include a drip leg
connection immediately
Atl references
should
action of
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natural
gas pressure lf this heater is to
operate with
device and union
or a liquid
gas
to siliconing should
be of
gas
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leaks.
the
liquefied
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to
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gas
plugged
ground
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joint
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petroleum gas.
provide 11 inches for Propane/LP heater must not
line
118 inch NPT
leak detector to
a minimum
with
gas pressure
pressure
in the line
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be adhered
exceed
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LP
directly from
the control
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supply coat
to. Always use
used on
natural
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each
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gases
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for the
inches for
propane)
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or heater may
line.
connection
joint
threaded
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purpose
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the tank
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to the
in
piping
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600"F
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appliance.
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adjustment.
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due
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high
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for
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CLEARANCES
For determined
LEFT
purpose
the
when
Combustion and
SIDE
orientation,
of
facing the
ventilation
front
TO
the left
the appliance.
of
COMBUSTIBLES
and right
air
should
TOP
sides
of
not be
this appliance
obstructed.
RIGHT
SIDE
are
NOTE:
other panel
than
extending the full width
LEFT
SIDE RIGHT BACK
TOP
FRONT
FLOOR REAR
When installed
wooden
flooring,
SIDE
CORNER
directly
on
the
appliance
and
depth
carpeting,
of
6
tile
shall
the
appliance.
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6"
24"
36"
0"
4"
or
other
be
installed
combustible
on
a
metal
or
material
wood
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WARNING: USE ASSEMBLY THE GI.ASS PANEL.
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log assembly
ONLY
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ASSEMBLY
fne logs
or
diagram
MUST
blackening
for correct
GLASS
MANUFACTURER
REPI-ACED
BE
SUPPLIED
AS A COMPLETE UNIT.
placed
be
on the
exactly
logs,
they
shown.
as
may
be incorrectly
method.
REPI-ACEMENT
REPLACEMENT
DO
PARTS
NOT USE
GLASS
SUBSTITUTE
PANEL.(SEE PARTS
lf
there
is any
placed.
MATERIALS OB
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CUT
1.
Turn off
2. Remove
3. Remdve
4. Remove the
5. Lift the Take caution
performing
6. Lay
7.
8. Check
9. Reinstallthe
10. Re-attach 1 1.
12.
WARNTNG: BROKEN POLLUTION.
a thin
Place
Relight
Panels
Side
panel,
ALL GI.ASS PANELS
GLASS OR
pilot
and remove the trim.
four screws in door the six screws
panel
from the
glass
frame
this
bead of silicone
glass
firmly in
again that the
door by replacing
lhe
outer trim.
pilot
and check
-
remove
replace trim and front
DO NOT ABUSE DOOR GLASS,
pieces
when removing,
task.
the
glass
WITH
G1ASS
trim
lrom
frame
main
front
center
the
and lay it on a
unit
glass
and
we
(600"F+)
is correctly
burners operation.
glass panet
panel,
MUST BE INSTALLED
around the frame.
allow t hour to
and
six screws.
attach
PANELS OFF
panel.
glass
padded
out of the
recommend using
installed in the door
Tighten firmly.
and side
screws.
wilh
AS THIS COULD
SUCH
AS DROPPING
7
flat
door frame.
dry.
trims.
remove
DURING
surface.
glass
NOTE:
leather
frame'
OPERATION. NEVER OPERATE
THE
Broken
gloves
side
LEAD TO DANGEROUS
GI-ASS
and salety
glass
and
OR STRIKING
is extremely
glasses
replace with
THE
sharp-
when
glass
new
WITH
lT
INDOOR
GI.ASS.
AIR
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GLASS
CLEANING
NOT
WARNING:
1.Turn
2.Remove
3.
WARNING:
.with
5.Feplace e.Reiight
I
READ INSTALLATIOT.I.
DAMAGE
DO
off
Pilot.
four
Remove
gt6ss surface
six
NOT
DO a soft
door
pilot
VENTI
INSTRUCTIONS
ALL
LOSS
OR
CLEAN
screws
screws
USE
rag
and by
and
in
ABRASIVES
paPer'towel
or
wipe reversing check
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LIFE.
OF
GLASS
door
in
center
off main
TO
WHEN
trim
glass
ON
use
surface
until the operation
burners
COMPLETELY
SO
DO
HOT'
remove'
and
panel
GLASS
regular
is dry'
operation'
AND
COULD
remove
and
SURFACE.
glass
remove
to
RESULT
cleaner,
door.
THOROUGHLY
IN
panel'
spray
BEFORE
SERIOUS
glass
the
RE
ATTEMPTING
INJURY
cleaner
on
I
PROPERTY
VENT
NOTE:
THE PA|NTTocooRD|NATEw|THTHEEXTER|oRF|N|SH.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE:
SEAL
(316'C) BEFORE
stLtcoNE
ENSURE PIPES
OPERATION COULD
VENTING
REFER AFTER HIGH
CONNECTIONS.
ALL
OF
EVERY
JOINING
SEALANT
THAT ALL EXCESS
THESE PIPES ARE
AS
RESULT
TERMINAL
A
HAS
TO GRAPH
ANY
TEMPERATURE
THE CONNECTIONS
TIME
OF IMPROPERLY
IN
MAINTENANCE
A VENT
ELBOWS
(cE
SERIOUS
MAY
INCH
ONE
PAGE
ON
SILICONE
CONNECTION
AND
106/LOCT!TE
Rn/
SEALANT
VISIBLE
INSTALLED
INJURY
PAINTED
BE
CLEARANCE
(Ftc.1) FoR
11
REOUIRING
WITH
PIPES
ONCE
APPLY
IS CAREFULLY
PROPERTY
WITH
TO
MUST
HIGH
lS MADE-
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RTV
INSTALLATION
THE
AND
DAMAGE
450"F
COMBUSTIBLES. INSTALLATION DISCONNECTION
BE
TEMPERATURE
BEAD
A
MAINTAINED
(232'C)
USED
OF
END
TO
CLEANED
LOSS
OR
HEAT
VARIABLES.
TO
SILICONE
HIGH
OF
OFF
IS COMPLETE.
VENTING
RESISTANT
VENTING'
OF
RE-SEAL
TEMPERATURE
ELBOW
THE
OF
OR
EXTERIOR
LIFE.
ALL
(6OO"F)
PIPE.
SYSTEM
Page 8
GLASS
CLEANING
NOT
WARNING:
1.Turn
2.Remove
3.
WARNING:
4.with
5.Feplace e.Reiight
I
READ INSTALLATIOT.I.
DAMAGE
DO
off
Pilot.
four
Remove
gt6ss surface
six
NOT
DO a soft
door
pilot
VENTI
INSTRUCTIONS
ALL
LOSS
OR
CLEAN
screws
screws
USE
rag
and by
and
in
ABRASIVES
paPer'towel
or
wipe reversing check
NG'l:,'J,flhT*Ii?,i,[B\OCEDU
FAILURE
LIFE.
OF
GLASS
door
in
center
off main
TO
WHEN
trim
glass
ON
use
surface
until the operation
burners
COMPLETELY
SO
DO
HOT'
remove'
and
panel
GLASS
regular
is
operation'
AND
COULD
remove
and
SURFACE.
glass
dry'
remove
to
RESULT
cleaner,
door.
THOROUGHLY
IN
panel'
spray
BEFORE
SERIOUS
glass
the
RE
ATTEMPTING
INJURY
cleaner
on
I
PROPERW
VENT
NOTE:
THE PA|NTTocooRD|NATEw|THTHEEXTERIoRF|N|SH.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE:
SEAL
(316'C) BEFORE
stLtcoNE
ENSURE PIPES
OPERATION COULD
VENTING
REFER AFTER HIGH CONNECTIONS.
ALL
OF
EVERY
JOINING
SEALANT
THAT ALL EXCESS
THESE PIPES ARE
AS
RESULT
TERMINAL
A
HAS
TO GRAPH
ANY
TEMPERATURE
THE CONNECTIONS
TIME
OF IMPROPERLY
IN
MAINTENANCE
A VENT
ELBOWS
(cE
SERIOUS
MAY
INCH
ONE
PAGE
ON
SILICONE
CONNECTION
AND
106/LOCT|TE
Rn/
SEALANT
VISIBLE
INSTALLED
INJURY
PAINTED
BE
CLEARANCE
(Ftc.1) FoR
11
REOUIRING
WITH
PIPES
ONCE
APPLY
IS CAREFULLY
PROPERTY
WITH
TO
MUST
HIGH
lS MADE-
81s8s)
RTV
INSTALLATION
THE
AND
DAMAGE
450"F
COMBUSTIBLES. INSTALLATION DISCONNECTION
BE
TEMPERATURE
BEAD
A
MAINTAINED
(232'C)
USED
OF
END
TO
CLEANED
LOSS
OR
HEAT
VARIABLES.
TO
SILICONE
HIGH
OF
OFF
IS COMPLETE.
VENTING
RESISTANT
VENTING'
OF
RE-SEAL
TEMPERATURE
ELBOW
THE
OF
OR
EXTERIOR
LIFE.
ALL
(6OO"F)
PIPE.
SYSTEM
Page 9
VENTING
INSTRUCTIONS
THESE SYSTEM
IMPORTANT
STALIATI
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The from
.Installation
.
Unauthorized modification
INSTRUCTIONS
USED
Century
warraniy
of the
any
WITH
Read all follow
will void for specific may vary
PRECAUTIONS:
ON
Heating G600
will be voided,
following actaons.
of any
damaged
THE CENTURY
these
THE SIMPSON
APPLY
TO
HEATING
instructions
instructions
warranty.
the
venting
from one
is an engineered
and
serious
venting component.
of the
venting system.
carefully
may create
Be sure
clearance
and
appliance
product
fire,
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before
to
to another.
starting
a
follow
combustible
to
that
health,
or
DURA.VENT
installation.
the
or
fire
these
has
other
other
been
safety
safety
installation
requirements,
designed
hazards
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hazard, and
instructions
and tested.
may
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to
which
result
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of other
your
any component
than
as
local building codes
Atways maintain
combustibles
insulation Be sure requirements combustible requirements from decks, inlets, and
instructions
gas
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appliance
systems
part
instructed
to
between
surfaces.
public
and
appliance
the
sotid
must use it's own separate
prohibited.
are
not manufactured
by these
before
required clearances
prevent
to check these
local building codes.
and
building, and never
tuel or
instructions.
beginning the
a tire
the
outer
Be sure to
windows,
walkways,
vent
gas-burning appliance.
hazard.
?S specified
system
approved
or
installation.
(air
Do
instructions
walls
check
be attached
of the
the
soffits,
must
vent
vent
Century
by
spaces)
fill air spaces
not
for minimum clearance
vent
termination
gas
regulatorS,
in these installation
vented directly
be
to a chimney seruing
This
system.
Heating.
to
pipe
and
direct
Common
nearby
nearby
clearance
supply
air
vent
to
with
the
a
gas
vent
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Page 10
r
SAFETY
PREcAUTIoNS
FoR THE INSTALLER
I
.Wear .Exercise .Be
The
installatiorr decorative concealed locations the ceiling require approved
gloves
aware of electrical
Simpson Dura-Vent
roofline.
support
vertical
Number
9088 9078 906 9068 904 9048 903 9038 902 9028 9118
945;" 9458 990
9908
and
safety
extreme
of both horizontal
black,
Decorative
for
use
caution
as well
boxes.
rise
with
Description
Pipe
6" 9"
Pipe 12" Pipe 12"
Pipe 24" Pipe 24"
Pipe 35" Pipe 36"
Pipe 48"
Pipe 48" Pipe
11"
to 14-518" Adjustable, 45'Elbow 45'Elbow, 90"
Elbow
90'Elbow,
glasses
when
wiring locations
for
using
PARTS
Direct Vent
and vertical
galvanized
as
such
as
attics,
brass
Snorkel
on the
the
Length, Black Length, Black
Length Length, Black Length Length, Length Length, Length Length,
or
chrome terminations
building
Gentury
Black Black Black
Pipe,
Black Black Black
Heating
protection.
ladders
in walls
LIST
System
finish.
or spaces
exterior.
otfers
The
trim
G000.
Number Description
940 941 943
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982 984
gB3 950
or
roof
on
and ceilings.
tops.
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a complete
installations. Many items
galvanized pipe
where
kits
are available for
The components
corrosion is a factor,
available
are
,),
Round
Cathedral
Flashing,
Ffashing, 7112 Storm Collar Ceiling Firestop Wall Strap
Snorkel
Snorkel Termination (1
Horizontal Vertical Vinyl
line
of component
and
fittings
for
both wall
applications
listed
Support
Ceiling
0/12
to to 12112
Termination (36")
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Termination
Siding Standoff
are
offered
are used for
such
below
BoxA/Vall
Support
6/12
Termination
as above
thimbles and
which may
have been
Thimble
Roof
Roof
4")
parts
Box
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Pitch
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in
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10
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Page 11
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planning of vent pipe
thickness.
type
installations,
ceiling,
allow
the
for
firestops
attic,
additional
BASTC
TYPES
Termination
Termination
your
Select
installations.
instattation,
for
your
the
particular
amount
To determine
measure
ceiling
sufficient
thickness,
vent height
are required
pipe
and elbows
OF DIRECT
(Fig.
(Fig.
1)
2)
it will
VENT SYSTEM
necessary to
be
requirements. lt is important
vertical rise desired for
of
length of
the
the distance from
the verticat
rise in an
above
at each floor
wiil be
11
required.
level.
INSTALLATION:
select
vent
the
apptiance
pipe
attic or
the roofline.
lf
an offset is
proper
the to note the
"vertical
-
required
flue
second
For
outtet
story
two-story
needed in
to
for
-
to
Page 12
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NOTE:
tested
Unit
ol
vertical
to
30'
PiPe.
The Century for
minimum
a
horizontal
This
includes
Heating
run.
thickness. The maximum
vertical
rise.
has
wlth a maximum
rise
1'
stove
G600
clearances and
horizontal run
been tested
wall
is 6'
with 2'
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please refer
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number
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of
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is very
Since system
it
maintain combustion exhaust
configurations adhered
The
vertical help
to.
graph
and horizontal side
determine the
to
allowable.
12
air intake
certain
apply
showing
important that
its balance
and the
limitations
and
must
the relationship
wall
various
venting
the
between
flue
to vent
as
strictly
be
between
venting will
vent
lengths
the
gas
Page 13
H ORIZONTAL I NSTALIATI
ON
Step
Step
1. Set
2.
NOTE:
1) Twist-lock
.
2')
lhe appliance in
Check rafters are in system may appliance.
Vent special
the desired
elbows to the seams much out of view
located on fittings,
the
by orienting they match and slide the male
sections
lock one-quarter fully locked.
be visible
pipe examining
Horizontal every for
to determine if wall
the
is
attached. lf
want
pipe
male
one
or fittings.
three feet. Wall
this
to adjust
and fittings are designed
twist-lock cohnections. Assemble
combination
appliance
oriented
are designed
ends of adjacent
completely together, then
section clockwise
the inside of the
purpose.
towards the wall
as
procedure:
female
the
four
the
ends
turn, until the two
The
from the
runs of vent
(Fig.
female
They
way when
possible.
it's desired
studs
this is
the
Four
ends of
to slide straight
pipe
into four entry slots
5).
locking
outside, on the
may be located
must be
Straps are available
the case,
location
of black adaptor with
pipes
indentations
Push the
approximately
female ends.
location.
or roof
the venting
you
of the
with
pipe
and
pipe
or floor, as
indentations,
pipes
and fittings,
sections
lugs will
supported
and
onto
pipe
twist-
not
black
so
on
are
by
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Step
3.'With pipe stove
minimum mark
centre with shown
inch
the penetrated
combustible concrete,
acceptable.
into
the
wall
of
the
center-line
in
square
vent
will
attached to
it's
correct location,
clearances
for a 10-inch
the
square hole
Figure
a 7-inch
6. Cut and frame hole in the be terminated.
is constructed
material, i.e.
the
to combustibles
of the horizontal
diameter
stove, slide
insuring
square
should line
exterior wall
lf the wall
masonry block
hole. The
pipe,
the 10-
where
of
hole
the
and
up
as
being
non-
or
is
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Page 14
NOTE:
1)
2l
3)
horizontal
The
towards
run
temperatures
cause The
local
The
For
and
high
locaiion
nationat
and
terminal
vent
installations
36-inch
tall
procedures
Termination
drainage
must
must
Termination.
vent
of
run
termination.
the
of the
horizontal
building
shatl
requiring
Snorkel
used
as
be
provided to
be
not back
Do
must
be Never may
and
vent
codes,
recessed
be
not
vertical
a
ierminations
for standard
installed
below
fill around
have
level,
present
or
allow
the
the
termination
and
rise
must
are
not
a
into
the
on
available.
Horizontal
grade,
prevent
snorkeltermination'
the
1/4-inch
a vent to possibility
an
on
easily
be
wall or
siding.
exterior
Follow
rise
downward.
run
a
of
exterior
blocked
of the
the
Terminations. (i.e. basement water
FIG.7
from
entering
for every
1
This
fire'
must meet
wall
or obstructed.
Refer
building,
same
to Fig-
3. 1
installation
lf the Snorkel
applications),
lhe snorkel
of
foot
could
all
-inch
proper
Step
4. Position
'
NOTE:
1)
2l
horizontal
the
10'inch
the
centre
the
attach wood
Vent
the
a bead
run around a seal
the
on
Insure
combustible
of
exterior
the
to
screws
provided. Before
Termination
of
it's outside
between
it
ient cap
that
ProPer
materials
non'hardening
and
should
(Fig.7)
The four
wood be replaced for stucco,
screws
with
brick,
concrete,
of siding.
,,For
'
buildings
Siding Standoff
with
(Part installed between exterior
Siding
wall.
Standoff
(Fig.
to
Termination. The
prevents
excessive
melting the vinyl siding
vent termination
with
hole,
the
square
wall
attaching
to the
edges, so
the
exterior
as
wall.
pointing
be
The arrow
clearances
maintained.
are
provided
or
other
fasteners
appropriate
vinyl siding,
950),
should
the vent cap
8) Attach
the
the Horizontal
Vinyl Siding
heat
from
material.
in
and
four
wall,
mastic
make
to
up.
to
should
types
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be
the
and
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possibly
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pipe
the
the
to
decorative
pipe.
vent
horizontal
vent
termination,
wall thimble
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slide
cover
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Step
appliance
SliOe
6. towards vent
important that
the
the
pipe
wall,
into
the
the
the vent cap sufficient
resuft in a
minimum
inches. Secure
vent
the
attaching extending into the siliconer' sheet
the strips
remaining back
towards concealed cover.
pipe the from
outer
vent
metal
to
portion
by the
(Fig.
9)
two sheet metal
connection.
screws
the
the
and vent
carefully
vent
cap
vent
pipe
assembly
inserting
assembly.
extend into
distance so as to
pipe
connection
the
and
the vent
overlap of
1-114
between
caP by
strips
vent
the uiall of
provided
Pipe Section.
of the sheet metal
vent
cap assembly
the
Use
vent
pipe,
the two
to connect
Bend any
strip
cap, so it will
decorative wall thimble
the
lt is
WALL THIMELE
STRAP
be
Step
7. Sliae the wall
provided. chrome
Step l.Check
clearance (air passing
,'enclosures,
combustible with maximum any offset venting
decorative
wall
surface and attach
Apply decorative
trim if
desired.
(Fig.
VERTICAL TERMINATION
these instatlation
spaces)
through
attic rafters,
surfaces. Do not
insulation.
vertical
maximum
must
graph.
Check
rise
horizontal
fall
within
(Fig.
instructions for required
ceilings, walls,
of the
t)
thimble
up
the
with screws
brass or
10)
to combustibles
other nearby
or
these
venting
pack
instructions
air spaces
system,
offset limitations.
parameters
the
of
FtG. 11
when
roofs,
for and Any
the
Step 2. Set the
plumb
a of the where small hole
gas
appliance
bob
down from
appliance
flue
the vent will
at this
point.
in
it,s
desired location.Drop
the
ceiling
exit,
and
penetrate
Next,
position
the
to
mark the
location
the ceiling.
drop a
plumb
16
Drill
bob
a
Page 17
from
the
in
the
ceiling, the vent if
ceiling framing You
may or to cutting
offset,
loadbearing
roof
to the
penetrate
will
joists,
will
obstruct
wish
as
hole
and
mark
the
roof
the
relocate
to
shown in
members.
previously
the
spot where
roof.
Determine
rafters,
venting
or olher
system.
the appliance,
Fig. 13,
to
drilled
avoid
Step
3.
Step 4.
Step
5. Cut a
to
install
Thimble
square hole
drilled
shown
Assemble Pipe
and
the
Appliance
Round
the Round
in
hole in
in
Fig.
the desired
Elbows necessary
Support
and Elbow
twist-locked
hole
in drill hole
the
minimum
to
combustibles.
placed
hole
should
Supporr
a flat in
12.
connections
position.
the roof
be
ceiling, the ceiling, Step
2. Frame
lengths
adaptor
Box. Insure
centred
in
the
roof
of
sufficient
requirements
cut
centred
the
to reach
up
through that
are in
on
in
Step
size
for
BoxMatl
a 10-inch
on
the
hole
as
of Black
from
the
pipe
all
their
clearance
the
2. The
to
fully
small
meet
,\
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FlG. 14
Step
6.
NOTE:
1)
2l
Connect
through
lf
an
support
possible
a
hole.
offset
the
separation.
Whenever
less
restriction
section
of
is necessary
pipe
vent
wall
possible,
to the
use
flow
pipe
and
in
every
Straps
45"
of flue
extend
the
attic
3 feet,
to
are
Elbows
gases
17
up
to avoid
avoid
available
instead
excessive
for
of
and intake
obstructions,
stress
this purpose.
90' Elbows.
The
air.
it
is important
on
the
ElLows,
(Fig.
13)
45"
Elbow
to
and
offers
Page 18
Step 7.
flashing
the
Stip protruding base roofing overlaps shown least combustibles
through
of the
nails.
the top
in Fig.
the
Flashing to
Insure the
minimum'
at
over the Pipe
the roof.
roofing material
edge of the
Verify
14.
that
the roofline.
Section(s)
Secure the
the roof
Flashing
you
with
have
as
at
clearance to
FtG. 15
DIM€NSION'H' OETAINEO FROM cAN/cGA-8l.9 oR ANSI
2223.1
OR
H
LOCAL
CODES
Step
Step
8.
9.
NOTE:
1)
2l' Any
Continue height of
to
the
Vent Cap meets
Pipe
add
minimum building
Fig. 15. Note that
described roof
pitches, increased. In nearby trees,
pitched
can result
ln these cases,
may
solve this
Twist lock
For
multi-story vertical
in
vent height
the
high wind
adioining
roofs, and other similar
in
poor
draft,
increasing
problem.
the Vent Cap.
Ceiling Firestop (Part
the
second floor, floors. (Fig. framed
to
dimensions,
.shown
in Fig. 12.
occupied including which
be
enclosed.
framed
closets
the vertical
and construction the allowable of surfaces of
instructions
clearance
the
vent
of the
the
required
16) 10-inch
in the same
sheetrocked
materials,
pipe,
and any
The opening
areas
above the first
and storage
passes
The
for
between
and
enclosure.
air
spaces
Sections
code
until
requirements
for steep
must be
conditions,
rooflines,
steep
factors
down-drafting.
or
the vent
height
installations,
963) is required subsequent
should be
x 10-inch
inside
manner
floor,
spaces,
through,
enclosure
with
however
must
may be
standard
consult
the minimum
the outside
the combustible
Do not fill
with insulation.
the the
a
at
as
any
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CLE^RANCE
I
INCH
CLEARANCE
1 INCH
18
Page 19
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cATHEDRALcEtLtNG
INSTALLATIoN
f
Step 1.
Step 2.
'
Step
Step
3.
4.
rollow
Vertical
Using line and
.
and roof locate of the
Remove
as necessary
for
larger
Lower
in
the Box ceiling. (Fig. both level. place
the roof
installation
Terminations.
plumb
the of the drill
the Support
roof
protrudes
vertically
Temporarily
through
venting
a small hole
at this
the drill
Cathedral
shingles or
than the
the
Support until
sheathing.
Steps
bob,
system
through
point.
hole
and mark
Ceiling
other
to cut the
Box.
Support
Box
the
bottom
at least
17) and
the inside
2 inches
Align
horizontally
tack the
1 and
mark
on the ceiling
From
Support Box.
roof
rectangular
Cut
the hole
Box
ouiline.
through
of
the Support
Support Box
walls
2 under
the centre-
the
ceiling
the
the
outline
covering
the hole
the
Support
below
with
and
roof,
hole
1lg
the
Box
a
in
into
PATTERN BOX AS ONTO ROOFLINE
OF SUPPORT
IT IS
PFOJECTED
Step
Step
5. Using the top
fold sheathing.
'ttre
mastic Support Box combustible Support
6.
Comptete Installation
procedures
for
tin
the
roof,
and
Vertical
snips,
corners
resulting
run
around
Box,
Box.
cut down
(Fig.
Terminations.
18)
a bead
the top
to make
the roof.
material
the by
following
outlined
the Support
to
the roofline,
flaps
Carhedral
in
over the
Before
of non-hardening
edges
a
seal between
Clean
from
Steps 4
Box from
naiting
out
inside
the
through
19
and
rool
it
to
of
the
the
any
the
Ceiting
same
9
FlG. 18
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Page 20
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
inspection
Conduct
Recommended areas
1. Check
2. Remove
3. Check
.
an
to
areas of
for corrosion.
extreme replaced.
bird
forming in the Continuous condensation can fittings. lt may elbows, and weather.
nests,
cases,
the C"p,
or
for
evidences of excessive condensate,
the venting system
of
inspect are as follows:
Venting
the
These will
holes. These
and shine a
other foreign material.
inner
be caused by having excessive
exterior
liner,
portions
System
appear as
and subsequently
which are
rust
components should
flashlight down
cause
of the system
spots
;i
corrosion
semiannually.
exposed to the
or
streaks, and immediately
i
the Vent.
such as water
dripping out
of caps,
lateral runs,
being
Remove any
exposed
etements
in
be
droplets
joints.
at
pipe,
too many
and
to cold
4. Inspect disturbed, supports
)
...
joints,
and consequently loosened.
such as
to
Wall
verify
Straps,
that no Pipe
plumbers'tape
or
Sections
Also check
Fittings
or
for rigidity.
have been
mechanical
20
Page 21
IFOR
YOUR
SAFETY,
READ
BEFORE
LIGHTINGT
WARNING:
explosion
life.
A.
B.
may
This
pilot, BEFORE
Be
than
lf
result,
appliance has a
follow
sure to
air and will
WHAT
Do
not
try to light
Do
not
your
Extinguish lmmediately Follow lf
building
you
cannot
the
you
LIGHTING
do not
causing
these
smell neril to
settle on the floor.
TO DO
touch
any electrical
any
open flame.
your
call
gas
supplier's
reach
follow these instructions
property
piezo
instructions
smell all
ignition
around the appliance area for
the floor
IF YOU
the
appliance.
switch;
gas
supplier
instructions.
your
gas
supplier, call the fire department.
damage,
pilot
exactly.
because some
personal
light. When lighting
SMELL GAS
;
i
do'hot
from a
exactly,
injury
gas
is
heavier
use any
neighbour's
phone
phone.
a
fire or
or loss of
the
gas.
in
c.
Use Never dont attempted
D..,
Do
lmmediately and control
only
try
not
to
WARNING:
explosion
life.
may result,
your
use
to repair it,
repair
use this
replace
which
you
tt
hand
tools. lf
call a
has
do
causing
push
to
the
knob will
call
a
may
any
result
appliance
qualified
part
been
not lollow
under
property
in
or turn
not
qualified
in
a fire
if
any
technician
of
the
water.
these instructions
21
service technician.
or
part
control system
damage,
the
push
explosion.
has been under
inspect
to
personal
gas
in or turn
controt
the appliance
and
exactly,
injury
knob.
by
hand,
Force
water.
any
gas
a
or
or
fire
loss
or
of
Page 22
1)
STOP! Read
LIGHTING
safety information.
the
INSTRUCTIONS
2l
Push position.
knob
3) Wait five Follow
next
4l Find
in
the
pushed
is
(5)
"B"
step.
pilot.
NOTE: Knob cannot be turned
5) Turn knob
gas
in slightly.
minutes
in the
gas
on
control
to clear out
safety information.
control
knob
Do not
slightly
force.
any
counter clockwise
and
from
gas.
you
lf
turn
you
lf
dont smell
clockttYise
"PILOT"
then
to
"OFF"
to
smell
"P|LOT".
g?s,
g?s,
to
unless
go
UOFF
STOP!
to the
*NOTE:
6) Push
pushing
by iw'tor pop
through
7) Turn
To
8)
9) To turn off
light
to
in
control
about
back
6.
lf
knob
your lf
control supplier.
the
gas
main
seryice
control
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adjust
the
one
up.
does
pilot
knob
gas
flame
knob
spark
(1)
Pilot
not
technician
light
to
counter-clockwise
burner
to main
height
all the way
ignitor
minute
should
pop
wilt
"OFF"
only,
burner
after
remain
up
or
not
and
turn rocker
use
and hold in. lmmediately
button.
the
when
gas stay
only,
to/Hi
the
Continue
pilot lit. lf it
released,
supplier.
lit after
call
your
r-\
on/off
turn
to
On/Off
vatve.
on
to hotd
is lit. Release
goes
stop and
several
seryice
uONu.
switch
out,
to
switch to
light
the
control knob repeat
immediatety
tries,
technician
turn
,,oN,'.
',OFF,,.
the
and
it
steps 2
the
or
pilot
knob
will
call
gas 9as
22
Page 23
TO
TURN
OFF
GAS
TO APPLIANCE
1)
Push in Do not force.
2l
Turn
gas
control knob
UOFFU
all
electrical
MAI NTENANCE
1) Periodical visual
to
conducted control knob is in
ensure that
PROFER
PILOT
power.
'checks
"OFF"
the
FAT'E
slightly and
INSTRUCTION
of the
the flame
position.
pilot
tum cloclcwise
and
present
is
burner
except
'Soesn
BURNER
-
flames
when
FurrE
to
should
'OFF.
be
the value
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Remove
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All
3)
4)
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components
manufacturer.
Turn
Installation person.
annually compartments, appliance
off
MORE FREQUENT EXCESSIVE
the logs
from
all electrical
The
by
the Write
and all repairs
apptiance
qualified
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be
kept clean.
from the
grate
(see
burners
CLEANING
LINT
FROM
grate
and
burner
parts
Phone:
or
power
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service
list) are available
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usA 1-800-836-1210
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circulating air
MAY BE REQUIRED
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assembly
areas each
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BEDDING
and year.
vacuum directly Drive
by a
passageways
qualified
any loose
through
and
that control
DUE TO
MATERIALS,
the
service
least
at
the
of
ETC.
Visually
6)
connections
7)
Using connections,
inspect
annually.
a
soapy solution,
periodically
all vent
pipes
check all
for leaks.
23
for
corrosion,
gas
connections, including
cracks
and
pilot
proper
line
Page 24
PARTS
DIAGRAM
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tr
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24
Page 25
PARTS
LIST
NO. DESCRIPTION
KEY
1 1
2
3 4 5 6 8 9
10 11 12 13 13 14 15 16 17
17 18 19
20 21 21 22 23
24
26 27 28 29
BURNER
BURNER GRATE #8
x 112 PAN LOG SET FRONT SIDE GI-ASS FRAME SIDE BLACK DOOR MAGNETIC
oRrFtcE oRrFrcE
3/8 ADAPTOR GAS
PIPE
3/8 VALVE VALVE 3/8 ELBOW
THERMO
IGNITOR P|LOT
PrLOr
THERMOPlLE
PILOT PIEZO
..i
SWITCH
SWITCH
ROCKER BENTTRIM
(NG) (LP)
QUAD
TEK
GLASS ASSEMBLY
GLASS ASSEMBLY
CLIP
GI.ASS CLIPS
GLASS
FRAME
HANDLE
CATCH
(Ne) (LP)
TUBE ASSEMBLY
TO
3/8 FLARE (NG) (LP)
COUPLE
WIRE
(NG)
(LP)
TUBE
IGNITOR
WIRE WIRE
SWITCH
(GOLD
BAR
PLATED)
PART
941238 s41239 s41347 s11290 sl6215 s31216 s31217 s41319 s32461 sl3377
's11329
s11308
sl s1 1 326
t
s11314
s32487 s11313 s11345 s11347 s11029
sl 1349
s14108 s11346 s11348 s14103 s11183 s14106 s14040 sl4039 sl4034 s32539
NO.
1325
G600lrGs
G600lts
1
1
17
1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1
'1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
G600PGS
G600PS
;
1
17
1 1
2
1
2
1 1 1
1
1 1 1
1
1
1
1
1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
25
Page 26
fan installation
from carton.
1. Remove
2. Using above.
Speed control
3.
and tighten
4.
Snap
Plug
5.
Electrical
This appliance
three-prong
proleclion
your hazard and
directly three-prong
not
Do grounding
fan
four
screws
Be sure to
variable
in.
fan
WARNING
Grounding
is
equipped
(grounding)
against shock
should be
properly
inlo a
Jdceptacle.
or
cut
prong
from
provided attach
install
switch
is
until secure.
with
lor
the
control
a
speed
Insttuctions
plug
plugged
grounded
remove
plug.
this
instructions
fan to stove
rubber
to be
inserted
knob into
WIRTNG DTAGRAM
FAN
I1O
gromets
into
VOLT
LINE
shown
as
pedestal,
place.
(optiAnal
shown
as
above.
shown,
as
fan
kit
CAUTfOil
lo disconneclion when
conlrors. cause operation.'
'Veilty serYicing.'
FAN MOTOR t10V
6OHz
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improper and
groper
all
Wiilng eftors
opcretion
1.5AMP
1921
wires
Prior
servicing
c.n
ctangerous
allel
Original
with wire
wiring that
having at least a 105'C
Key# Part
1 541225 2
S41059 3 514003 4 5
314005 Power 514009
is
Number
replaced musl be
temperature
replaced
rating.
Description Oty.
-
G300
Knob
-
G400
1 1 1 1 1
Fan
Case
Weld't Motor Assy Speed Control Switch
Cord
Speed Control
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26
Page 27
F'G.
A
fan
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
This three-prong your protectaon hazard directly three-prong Do gfounctrng
Original with
installation
Remove
using above. speed
and Snap variable
Plug
Electrical
appliance is
and into
nol
wire
fan
four
Be
control
tighten
fan
in'
WARNING
Grounding
(grounding)
shoutd
properly
a
rec,eptacle.
cu{'
or remove
prong
from
wiring
having
from
screws
sure
to
switch
until
speed
Instructions
equipped
ptug
against
ptugged
be
grounded
plug.
this
that
is
at least
instructions
cafton.
provided
install
is
secure.
control
with
a
tor
shock
the
replaced
a
IOS"C
attach
fan
to
rubber gromets
to be
temperature
knob
FAN
musl
wrBrNG
inserted
into
into
place.
DTAGRA^,
be
reptaced
rating.
(optionaf
stove
as shown
as
shown
pedestal,
above.
as
shown,
THENMOSTATIC
LIMITSWTCH
fan
CAUTI9N to contrors. cause oper.lion.'
'Verlly se,vicing.'
kit
diEconneclion
lmproper
proper
FAN
1t0v
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MOTOR
60HZ
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prior
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and dangercus
opa'rllon
|.'AMP
Key#
1 2 3
4 5 6
Part
Number
541225 541059 S14003 S14005 514009 S14060
Description
Fan
Case
Weld't
Motor
Assy Speed Power
Speed Limit
Controlswitch
Cord
ControtKnob
Switch
Ory.
.l 1
1 l l 1
@c
27
Page 28
TROUBLE
SHOOTING - G6OO
With proper trouble-free shown and
below. This
the
corrective
SYMPTOM
l.
Spark repeated butlon.
ignilor
lriggering
installation service. lf
you
guide
action to
will not light
of
and maintenance,
do
experience
will assist
be
a
taken.
your
qualified
POSSIBLE
after
red
A.
Defeclive
eleclrode).
B. Defective
electrode electrode).
new
problem,
a
service
CAUSE
ignltor
pllot
at
(no
or
pllot
Fireplace
Gas
refer
person
at
spark
misafigned
(spark
at
)\
,t.
should
to the
in
trouble
diagnosis
the
CORRECTIVE
Check
1.
pilot;
and electrode connecled,
1.
using a match, pllot
llghts, lrigger lhe red pllot
llghts, mixture lighting period will not electrode 1/8 lf
iq-recommended.
inch
OK, replace
provide
shooting guide
problems
of
ACTION
for
spark
wire
replace
an improper
caused
and light
and
lo have
at
lf
no
is
ignitor.
light
lurn
off
button again.
the improper
a
longer
-
check
-
pilot
a strong spark.
pllot.
years
electrode
spark and
pilot
should
of
properly
pilot.
tf
and
lf
gas/air
purge
pilot
ll
gap
at
be
Pilot
il.
carefully inslructions.
will
not
stay
following
lil
after
lighting
C. No
D.
No L.P.
A.
Defective
B.
Defective
gas
or loW
in
tank.
thermocouple.
valve.
gas
pressure.
1.
Check remote from
fireplace. a valve sometimes
the
lhan fireplace
Low
a variety
bent line,
of
pressure. lines.
plumber
1.
Check be out
1.
Check
on thermocouple. adiust
impingement
1.
Replace serviceable).
near
main.
(1)
one
and
pressure
of
pipe
lf
or
L.P
of
fuel.
pilot pilol
valve . (it
shut off
Usually
the fireplace
there is a valve
There
valve main.
can
situations
too
narrow
or
even
Check for
none,
gas
supplier.
(Propane).
tlame.
for
maximum tlame
on
lherrnocouple.
there is
can be
between
be
caused
such as
diameter
low line
consult with
You
Must impinge Clean
and
is not
valves
and
near
more
the
by
a
kinked
may
or
field
C.
Plugged
D.
Defectivethermopile.
burner orilice.
28
1.
Check stoppage
1.
Replace
burner
and remove.
lhermopile.
orifice
for
Page 29
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
.
G6OO
lll.
Frequent
lV.
Pilot and
while
V.
Glass soots.
SYMPTOM
pilot
outage
maln
burner
being
in
operation.
probtem.
go
out
POSSIBLE
Pilot
blowlng pllot
A.
Bad
Thermoplle.
B.
No
L.P. in tank.
c.
Bad
thermocouple.
A.
Flame
CAUSE
flame
may
(high),
safety
to drop
lmpingement
be too low or
causlng the
out.
on logs.
'),
CORRECTIVE
1.
Clean and maximum
on
thermocouple.
1.
1.
1.
1.
Replace Check
may Replace
Adjusr flame
lf
necessary.
L.P.
be
out of fuel.
lf necessary.
the log
does nol
ACTION
adlust
pllot
flame
(Propane)
implngement
set
so
lmpinge
flame lor
tank. You
that
the
on lt.
29
Page 30
MODEL SERIAL
WARRANTY
KEEP
TH'S
INFORIIATION
WARRANTY
PURCHASED
seriat
warranty.
Always specify
right
to amend
our standard
written
DATE
modet and
these specifications
TWO
Warranty
This
State or
1.
2.
3.
4. To make claim under this
5.
Some States damages,
Province.
The
manufacturer and necessary accessories)
of
date
This warranty
warranty covers
This condition.
Century
original quititieO This warranty is etfective
changed, been authorized This wear and tear or
proper
transportation and any and all
responsibility
the from whom the appliance
the alleged defect
be d.elivered to Century
The manufacturer
determination of the defect.
in respect
'not
be
detect or a breach of this
gives you
will be
purchase
is extended
Warranty
Heating
factory
installer
repaired or treated
warranty
maintenance
liable for
so
does
of shipping,
Provinces
and the
above limitation
specific
warrants
maintenance,
free from defects
while under originalownership
and
only
part(s)
witi
wno
replacement
in accordance
in writing by the
not apply
parts
of
any
that
defects caused
or
the owner.
provide proof
and
Heating at
shall,
at its
tabour
incidental,
numbers
at any
We make
when
no
communicating
without
time
wananty,
other
YEAR LIMITED
rights and
legal
to the original
your
new
in
only to the original
the cost of
MUST
provide
parts
only as
since shipment
to
fail
such other costs
warranty, the original
was
option,
The
warranty.
not
do
or exclusion
part(s)
be
original
voids this
with all
manufacturer.
or
purchased,
purchaser
or
consequential,
allow
local
to new
parts become
purchase.
of
the address
repair or replace
transportation
the exclusion
you
consumer/purchaser
gas
appliance
materials and
retail
required
obtained
codes
gas from the
that are
damaged
improper
by
in writing,
shall
may not
notice.
expressed
WARRANTY
also
may
(exclusive
worl{rnanship
purchaser.
rgstore
to
throu$[,
factory
warranty.
not
related
consumer
below.
be
for
special
rdplacement
The
instructions
and
appliances
factory,
in original
a
as
installation.
to
within
dealer
lf the
the
liable
for all
warranty
or
limitation
or
apply
factory.
the
with
warranty
only
The
implied.
or
other
have
this
authorized
heater
which have not been unless
condition
result
repairing
defective
to
of
Travel, diagnostic
purchaser
(10)
ten
is unavailable,
costs
service.
indirect
of
you.
rights that
that,
subject
of exterior
for two
heater
MUST be
furnished
misuse, accidents,
parts,
damages arising
incidental
to
dea]ers/distributors
parts.
such
a defective
modifications
because of
shall
days of
after inspection
incidental
and
The manufacturer
We reserve the
applicable
in each
vary
reasonable
to
paint,
years
proper
Failure
with the
notity the dealer
the discovery
then
or
pipe
from
operating
to use
installed
unit.
altered,
cost,
heater
notice
expenses
out of
consequential
is
and
the
of
by a
have
normal
lack
of
labor,
will be
of
must
and
shall
a
Century Heating 330 Humberline Drive, Ontario, Canada,
(416)
798-2800
Canada:
U.S.:
(Toll
(Toll
Free) 1-800-835-1210
MgW
Free) 1-800-387-24/,4
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