Valor Legend 736MN Bedienungsanleitung

Legend

MODEL736MN MODEL736MP

FOR USEWlTH NATURALGAS FORUSE

WlTH

PROPANE

INSTALLERS

OWNERS MANUAL

INSTALLER

PLEASE LEAVETHIS MANUALWlTH THE OWNER

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Donotstoreorusegasoline

or other flammable vapors

and liquidsinthevicinity of

this or any other appliance.

WARNING: Improper

installation, adjustment,

alteration, service or

maintenance can cause

injury or property damage.

Refer to this manual. For

assistance or additional

irJ,srmation consult a

iified installer, service

mcyor the gas supplier.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

WHAT TO DO

YOU SMELL GAS

Open windows.

Do not tryto light any appliance.

Donottouch any electrical switches.

Do not use any phone

your building.

Extinguish any open flame.

Immediately call your gas supplier from

neighbor's phone. Follow the gas supplier's

instructions.

If you cannot reach your gas supplier, callthefire

department.

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CAUTION

Due to high temperatures, the appliance

3uld be located out of traffic and away

ttomfurniture and draperies.

Childrenandadultsshouldbealertedtothe

hazards of high surfacetemperatures and

shouldstayawaytoavoidburnsorclothing

ignition.

Young children should be carefully super-

visedwhentheyare

thesameroomasthe

appliance.

Clothingorotherflammablematerialshould

not be placedonor near the appliance.

Theglassandfrontframe mustbeputback

inplace prior to operating the appliance if

they have been removed for servicing or

cleaning.

This applianceshould be installedand re-

red by a qualifiedservice person.

The appliance should be inspected before

useandat leastannuallybya professional

serviceperson.Morefrequentcleaningmay

be requireddue to excessive lintfrom car-

peting, bedding material, et~.-

isimpera-

tive that control compartmeqts, burners

and circulating air passageways of the

appliance be keptclean.

Keepcurtains,clothing, furnitureandother

flammablematerialsatleast

36ins. (900mm)

from the front andtop of the appliance.

Keepthe appliance area well clear andfree

from combustible materials, gasoline and

other flammable vapors and liquids.

Never attempt to burn paper or any other

materialinthe appliance.

Keep area infront of bottom grill clear to

preventobstructionofairflowtoappliance

for combustion.

Thisappliancerequiresasourceoffreshair

inorder to vent properly. The venting sys-

tem should be checkedperiodically.

Recent trends in home improvement and

new tighter construction techniques have

contributed to problems with venting. If

yoususpectthatyourapplianceis

notvent-

ing properly, do not operate and seek

expertadvice.

Do not use this appliance if any part has

beenunderwater. Immediatelycallaquali-

fiedservicetechnicianto inspecttheappli-

ance andto replaceany partof the control

systemandanygascontrolwhichhasbeen

under water.

If any changes are made tothe roomcon-

struction in the vicinity of the appliance

afterinstallation(e.g. additionalmantleetc.),

make sure that such changes conform to

theinstallationrequirementsinthismanual.

When equippedwith the optional circulat-

ingfankit(Part#71

OCFK) or powerventkit

(Part #720PVC), the appliance must be in-

stalledandelectricallygroundedinaccord-

ancewith localcodesor, inthe absence of

local codes, with the latest edition of the

National Electrical Code ANSIINFPA 70

(in U.S.A.) or CSA C22-1 Canadian Electri-

cal Code.

.st lighting your new appliance there may

a slight odor and the appearance of a slight amount of vapor. This

rmalwith new appliances

Itis not harmfuland will disappearwithin a shorttime.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

The following kits can be used with this

appliance:-

#700ZCK Zero Clearance Kit

Required for use with a new zero

clearance type installation (see

Possible Installations section

following).

ii)

#710CFK Circulating Fan Kit.

Operated by a variable speed

controller, it is designed to boost the

natural convection process through

the Legend. The circulating fan may

be installed before the Legend is

installed or retrofitted

a later date.

iii)

#720PVC PowerVent Conversion Kit

Designed to boost ventilation in

environments where conventional

gravity ventilation may, at times, give

a low pull. This kit will be requiredfor

sidewall venting (see Possible

Installations section following). The

power vent system may be used in

combination with either the #700ZCK

or #730FSKkits.

iv) #730FSKFreestandingKit

Allowsthe

Legend to be used away from any

walls, enclosures or other supports

(see Possible lnstallations section

following).

Full installation and operating instru'ctions

are supplied withthe kits.

For full details at?ot(t these kits, contact

your dealer.

POSSIBLE INSTALLATIONS

This appliance can be installed either:

insert in

existing solid fuel

type fireplace with a chimney and

dia. liner (seefig. 1).

The fireplace must be built in accor-

dance with the national, state,

provincial or territorial buildirlg code

recognised by the authority having

jurisdiction, or in the absence of such

a code, in accordance with the

National Building Code of Canada or

the National Fire Protection

AssociationcodeintheU.S.A. Thesize

of the fireplace recess must be

sufficient to accommodate the

appliance case

shown in fig.

The chimney must be swept and

both chimney and fireplace checked

for soundness before installation of

the appliance.

The liner must be atype approvef

the enforcing authority and instalre,

inaccordance with the manufacturers

instructions.

Fig.

FIREPLACE

WITH

LINER

ii) As a zero clearance installation fitte

with the optional Part #700ZCK kit,

the appliance may be installed into a

minimum sized enclosure

constructed of combustible building

materials and connected to an

approved type "6"vent. This kit

(completewith full installationdetails)

is available from your dealer.

iii) As a free standing installation using

the #730FSK Free Standing Kit. The

Legend (minus its outer surround

plate) inserts into an attractive

pedestal mounted enclosure allowing

the fireplace to be used in free

standing applications. The unit can

be either connected to

approved

conventional gravity vent or may be

used in combination with the power

vent conversion system Kit #720PVC

iv) With a sidewall vent. For this-,

application, the appliance must bc

converted to

power vent syste~

using the #720PVC Power Venr

Conversion Kit. This allows the

appliance to sidewall vent through

any approved 4" dia. vent to a

remote fanjhood up to 75 feet from

the appliance.

All installations must conform with local

codes or, in the absence of local codes

with the current CANJCGA1-B149

Installation Code in Canada or the current

National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI 2223.1 in

the U.S.A. Only qualified (licensed or

trained) personnel should install the

appliance.

This appliance is not intendedfor use with

athermostat.

1.3.

SUPPLY GAS

Model 736MN is for use orlly with Natural

Gas. The natural gas supply pressure at

the appliance inlet connection should be

not less than 5"w.c. and not more than

10.5"w.c.

Model 736MP is for use only with Propane

Gas. The propane supply pressure at the

appliance inlet connection should be not

less than 1l"w.c. and not more than

14"w.c.

The supply connection to both appliances

is 318" NPT.

Gas

Feed

Line

Thesupply gas feed lineshould enter

the appliance through one of the

openings in the appliance case.

Openings are provided at the back

and right side (see fig.4). See

section 4 for gas supply connection

details.

Top

grille outlet

Side

View

MIN

Side Clearance

Left and right sides

Vent Cap

Type

'0'

Round

Fig.

NEW ZERO CLEARANCE INSTALLATION

-1

Air Circulation opening for

7WZCK Zero Clearance Kit

Electric Cord Access for Keep covered if #7WZcK Kit not used

CFK Fan Kit

Gas Line Access

Fig.

OPENINGS IN CASE

1.4.

CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLE

CONSTRUCTIONS

The minimum clearances from any

combustible constructions at the front of

the appliance are shown in fig.

These

front clearances apply for all installations

whether in solid fuel fireplace, new zero

clearance construction or free standing.

If,

is intended to fit the appliance in a

combustible recess, the Zero Clearance

Kit #700ZCK (available from your dealer)

must beusedas shown in

fig.3.

1.5.

FLOOR

INSTALLING IN EXISTING FIREPLACE

2.1

PRE-INSTALLATION PREPARA11ON

2.1.1.

Closing Large Fireplace Openings

This appliance is suitable for fire-

place openings from

21"

25 114"

high and

31 114"

39"

wide. For

infilling larger fireplace openings the

fireplace opening may be reduced

or the outer surround plate extended

provided non-com

bustible materials

are used.

2.1.2.

Remove lnner Front Unit.

Unhook the inner front unit and lift

clear (see fig.

5).

Put the unit in a

safe place.

The floor in the fireplace recess must be

sufficiently flat and level to support the

appliance satisfactorily. Some fireplace

constructions have a well in the floor

the back which may need to be filled in.

Do not place the appliance on carpeting,

vinyl or other soft-surfacedfloor coverings.

Install only on hard surfaced materials.

We recommend that a hard surfaced

hearth area be maintained at least

12"

front of the fireplace for both aesthetic and

maintenance purposes. This may be

finished in brick, ceramic tile, marble etc.

Raising the hearth slightly will help to

minimise dust and lint accumulation under

the unit.

If the appliance is installed directly on any

combustible material other than wood

flooring, the applianceshall be installedon

a metal or wood panebextending the full

width and depth of theappliance.

1.6.

APPLIANCE PACK CONTENTS

The pack contains:-

Appliance fitted with front unit.

Ceramic Logs.

Pair ceramic firebox side walls.

Ceramicfirebox back wall.

Outer surround side channels.

Outer surroundtop channel.

Bag of screws, nuts and washers

for outersurroundfixing.

Take care when removing the contents

from the packaging to prevent damage.

Check that

all

the contents are inthe pack

and are undamaged.

Fig.

INNER FRONT UNIT REMOVAL

2.1.3.

Remove Window and Logs

(see

Fig.

2.1.3.1.

Detach the window unit by removing

the two knurled screws situated at

the bottomcomers of the unit.

Knurledscrews

Fig.

WINDOW REMOVAL

2.1.3.2. Lift the window unit up and forwards

to unhook the top. Put the window in

a safe place.

2.1.3.3. Take the ceramic logs out of the

firebox and store in a safe place.

2.1.4.

Remove Front Frame

Detachthe front frame by unscrewing

two screws each side. The lower

screws are accessible when the

bottom grill is opened (see fig.

7).

Fig.

FRONT UNlT REMOVAL

2.1.5.

Remove the Vent Connection Unit

Detachthe vent connection unit from

the top of the appliance case by

removingthe screw at front and lifting

the unitclear (seefig.

8).

Fig.

VENT CONNECTOR REMOVAL

2.1.6.

Check Ignition Electrode Spark

Pilot ignition is

a spark

produced when the ignition

button (situated at the

right side of the burner) is pushed in

Check that a spark is produced at

the pilot burner when the button is

pushed in. If there is no spark, check

that the wiring is secure. Replace

parts if necessary(seefig.

9).

Fie.

PILO1- IGNI-TION SYSTEM

2.2

INSTALL THE APPLIANCE

2.2.1.

Connect the Chimney Liner

Connect the collar on the vent

connector unit to the 4"diameter

chimney liner.

2.2.2.

Insert the Fire Unit

Slide the fire unit into the fire

making sure that the vent connection

unit is above the appliance case.

Leave the case front a few inches

clear of the fireplace front to allow

you to fix the vent connector to the

top of the case.,

Fig.

VENT CONNECTION UNlT AllACHMENT

2.2.3.

Attach the Vent Connector

Swingthe vent connector backwards

and locate its rear edge inthe slot at

top rear of the appliance case. Fix

the front of the vent connector plate 3.1.

to the appliance case top using the

screw previously removed (see

fig. 10).

2.2.4.

Fit Outer Surround

2.2.4.1. Assemble the two outer surround

sides to the top cross piece using

the four nuts, screws and washers

provided (seefig. 11).

2.2.4.2. Place the assembled outer surround

inpositionagainst the heater. Secure

to the heater front flanges with

screws through the two brackets on

the top cross piece and through two

holes on the inner flanges of each of

the surround sides (see fig. 12)

Fig.

OUTER SURROUND AlTACHMENT

2.2.4.3 Push the appliance fully home

against the front face of the fireplace.

Make sure that no sags or dips occur

inthe liner.

INSTALLING OPTIONAL ACCESSORiES

ZERO CLEARANCE INSTALLATiON

WITH KIT 7OOZCK

(SUPPLIED

SEPERATELY)

Accessory Kit #700ZCK allows the

appliance to be installedwith a 4" diameter

type "B-1" metal vent recessed into a wall

or partition or in a chase (see fig. 3)

The maximum horizontal vent pipe length

is 8ft and minimum vertical pipe length

8ft. For full details please contact your

dealer.

Prepare the appliance and install in

positionin accordance with the instructions

supplied withthe kit.

#710CFK CIRCULATING FAN

KIT

Ifthis fan isto be installedatthe same time

as the appliance, it will be most convenient

to fit it at this stage (i.e. before the gas

supply isconnected).

Full installation instructions are supplied

with the fan kit. In order to install this unit,

the appliance burner module will have to

be removed. Detailsof the removalmethod

are described in the servicing section

the back of this manual.

CONNECT

THE

GAS SUPPLY

Openings for the gas supply line entry are

provided

the back and rightside (seefig.

4).

The appliance is supplied with a plate

coveringthe back opening. The opening at

the right side for the supply line is

uncovered as supplied. If the supply line is

to enterthroughthe back, removethe plate

and refititoverthe rightsideopening.

Notethat

the openings at the right and left

sides of the case which are supplied

covered with metal plates and the round

opening at the left side of the case are for

purposes other than supply line entry (see

fig. 4). Do not run pipes through any of

these openings.

Route the supply gas line to the inlet

connector attached to the regulator inlet

(see

fig.

13).

connection to the appliance is 318'

NPT. Use only new black iron or steel

pipes or copper tubing if acceptable

check local codes.

Note:

In U.S.A. copper

tubing must be internally tinned for

protection against sulfur compounds.

Unionsingas linesshouldbeof groundjoint

type.

To allow easy removal of the burner

module (and fan accessory, if fitted) for

service access, a union joint should be

provided immediately adjacent to the

pressureregulator.

The gas supply line must be sized and

installed to provide a supply of gas

sufficient to meet the maximum demand

the appliance without undue loss of

pressure. Sealants used must be resistant

to the action of all gas constituents

includingL.P. gas.

Sealants should be applied lightly to male

threads to ensure excess sealant does not

enter gas lines.

'The supply line should include a manual

shut -off valve and union inthe lineto allow

the appliance to be disconnected for

servicing.

A plugged

118"

NPT tapping must be

installed in the line. The tapping must be

accessible for test gauge connection and

be immediately upstream of the gas supply

connectionto the appliance.

All piping and connections must be tested

for leaks after installation or servicing.

All leaks must be corrected immediately.

Whentesting for leaks:-

a) Make sure that the appliance control

knob is at the OFFposition.

(b) Openthe manualshut-offvalve.

detergent or soap solutionto all joints

Bubblesforming indicatea gas leak.

NEVER USEAN OPEN FLAMETO

CHECK FOR LEAKS.

(d) Correctany leak detectedimrr":a-

tely.

REFIT THE FRONT FRAME

Placethe front frame back in position

and

attach to the appliance case with the four

screws previouslyremoved.

ASSEMBLE FUEL BED

6.1

Place the ceramic back wall in position at

the back of the firebox. Make sure that the

brick pattern is the right way up so that

will align with the side walls pattern (see

fig.

14).

~&onJoint

Top locating bracket

Fig.

BACK WALL POSITION

6.2.

Place the ceramic side walls in position at

the sides of the firebox. The sides are left

and right handed. The sides should be

held in position at the top by the anglec

brackets at the sides of the firebox and a:

the bottom by the edges of the black bar

at front of the firebox (seefig.

15).

Retaining

bar

Fig

GAS

LINE CONNECTION

TEST TAPPING POINT

Fig.

SIDE

WALLS POSITION

The manifold pressure should be checked

at the.pressuretest point which is located

immediately downstream of the regulator

(seefig.1

3).

The pressure check should be

made with the appliance burning and the

controlset at position

9.1. PRESSURE TESTING SUPPLY LINE

'The appliance and its individual shutoff

valve must be disconnected from the gas

supply piping system during any pressure

testing of that system at test pressures in

excess

112 psig (3.5kPa). The appliance

must be isolated from the gas supply

piping system by closing its individual

manual shut off valve during any pressure

testing of the gas supply piping system at

test pressures equal to or less than 112

psig(3.5kPa).

CHECK VENTING EFFICIENCY

A CHECK FOR CORRECT VENTING OF

COMBUSTION PRO-DUCTSMUST BE

MADE BEFORE THE INSTALLED

APPLIANCE IS LEFT WlTH THE

CUSTOMER. THE TEST CAN BE MADE

BEFORE REFITTING THE INNER

FRONT UNlT BUT THE COALS AND

WINDOW UNlT MUST BE IN POSITION

CHECKAS FOLLOWS.

10.1 Ignite the pilot and set control at position

No.

10.2 Leave the appliance on for 15 minutes

then light a smoke match and insert it

inside the top opening of the appliance.

Insert the iiiqch approximately 1 112"

intothe opening (seefig. 19).

Insert

match

Fig.

VENTING

CHECK

The installation is satisfactory if smoke

drawn intothe appliance.

10.3. If the smoke is not drawn into the

appliance inspect the sealing at the ven

connection unit.

10.4 If sealing is satisfactory but smoke is sti!

not drawn into the appliance, turn the uni.

off and check the vent system for cause

lack of draft. If necessaty, seek expefl

advice.

DO NOT LET APPLIANCE BE

OPERATEDWlTH INCORRECTVENTlNGl

11.

AERATION ADJUSTMENT(736MNONLYj

Both front and rear burners are equipped

with adjustable shutters to control primary

aeration. The air holes are

the right side

of the front and rear burner rails

See fig,

20. The appliance is supplied with the

air

holesof both burnersfully open.

The shutters can be pushed to the right to

partially closethe air holeson each burner.

when the shutters are pushed

far

possible to the right, the air holes will be

half closed. Forthe majorityof installations,

no adjustment will be necessary. However,

in certain installations (e.g.

Low

Btu value

gas), it may be necessary to partially close

the air holes of one or bothof the burners

to obtainthe optimalvisualeffect.

Fig.

BURNER

AERATION

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