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General| Brand | Continental Fireplaces |
|---|---|
| Model | CDVS600-P |
| Category | Gas Heater |
| Language | English |
Critical warning: failure to follow instructions may cause fire/explosion, property damage, injury, or death.
Essential safety precautions for appliance operation, emphasizing fire prevention and gas leak procedures.
Emergency procedure for gas leaks: immediate actions and contact information for safety.
Warranty coverage for fireplace components and materials against defects for the lifetime of the product.
Warranty for electrical components and wearable parts for the first year of ownership.
Terms, conditions, and limitations applicable to the President's Limited Lifetime Warranty for the gas fireplace.
Emphasizes installer qualifications and general installation guidelines, including gas type differences.
Instructions for cleaning glass/plated parts and removing the shipping bracket.
Informs about test-firing and general operational information for user satisfaction.
Specifies essential minimum clearance distances from the appliance to combustible materials for safe operation.
Informs the user that no special floor protection is needed for this appliance.
Rule regarding vent terminal placement above sidewalks/driveways serving multiple dwellings.
Details required minimum and maximum vent lengths and air terminal placement for the CDVS600 model.
Recommends minimum vertical rise for horizontal vent runs to ensure optimal performance.
Specifies maximum permissible vent length for horizontal termination, accounting for elbows.
Table detailing required clearances for air terminal installations in both Canadian and U.S. standards.
Recommendations to prevent condensation and thermal breakage related to vent terminal placement.
Outlines step-by-step process for calculating vent length with horizontal offset for roof installations.
Explains chart use to determine allowable second vent run lengths based on first vent run length.
Specifies correct orifices for rear vent horizontal termination for natural gas and propane models.
States maximum permissible vent length for horizontal termination, accounting for elbows.
Step-by-step instructions for converting a top vent configuration to a rear vent configuration.
Guides user on initial step required to access and replace burner orifices.
Illustrates maximum allowed horizontal run for the vent pipe, showing clearances and minimums.
Specifies maximum vent length and required kit for below-grade installations.
Emphasizes strict adherence to venting instructions for safe and proper appliance operation.
Recommends minimum rise per foot for stove pipe in horizontal installations for optimal performance.
Describes the scenario for vertical installation, involving venting through a roof structure.
Crucial warning against filling the 1-inch air space around the vent pipe to maintain safety clearances.
Recommends minimum 1/4 inch rise per foot for horizontal runs for optimal performance.
Explains spacer function on flex liner to maintain air gap with outer pipe.
Instructions for attaching optional roof support to secure venting system during vertical installation.
Details correct centering and positioning of air terminal within roof flashing for secure installation.
Procedure for applying high-temperature sealant to air intake collar for proper seal during vent connection.
Instruction to ensure sealant is not visible externally after installation for aesthetics and proper sealing.
Specifies venting options for mobile homes based on geographical location (Canada vs. U.S.).
Identifies approved chimney systems and specific installation requirements for 'B' vent.
Guides 'B' vent installation and highlights the need for adequate combustion air.
Critical safety rule: prohibits venting solid fuel appliances with the gas stove chimney.
Describes adding vent sections and stresses adherence to local venting codes.
Procedures for installing flashing and storm collar to ensure weather-tightness.
Covers gas line installation, leak checks, and optional remote control setup.
Instructions for applying the logo and installing the front cast onto the appliance.
Provides a careful procedure for installing and removing the glass door to prevent damage.
Explains the adjustment of the 'T' latch for the glass door to ensure a proper seal.
Warns about consequences of improper log placement: blocked burner ports and ignition issues.
Critical warning: incorrect log placement can lead to flame impingement and carbon buildup.
Initial steps for operation: purging gas lines and lighting the pilot/burner safely.
Covers spill switch function and mandatory venting action check for CS600 models.
Critical warnings about tampering, operating instructions, and procedures for gas leaks.
Warning about gas valve interlock related to thermocouple cooling time before pilot ignition.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the gas supply to the fireplace unit.
Essential safety measures: power off, gas off, and labeling wires before servicing.
Recommends annual inspection of the stove and venting system by a qualified professional.
Warning about drywall dust damaging blower bearings; damage not covered by warranty.
Instructions for adjusting pilot burner flame and venturi air shutters for optimal performance.
Critical safety: air shutter adjustment only by a qualified gas installer.
Information on using a restrictor vent kit to slow down flame patterns in vertical installations.
Advise contacting dealer for replacement parts pricing and availability.
Requirement: photocopy of original invoice for warranty replacement parts claims.
Lists common parts for both units and various roof terminal kits.
Pre-troubleshooting: purge unit and light pilot/burner with door removed for safety and diagnosis.
Troubleshooting pilot not lighting: covers spark, gas, ignitor issues.
Troubleshooting pilot extinguishing after knob release: checks thermocouple and valve.
Troubleshooting no main burner with pilot lit: checks orifices, thermopile, switches.
Troubleshooting main burner or pilot extinguishing, referring to other sections.
Troubleshooting fumes/headaches: indicates spilling or seal issues.
Diagnoses carbon deposits and aggressive flames: checks air shutter, log placement, input rate, door seal, vent restriction.
Recommendation for annual servicing based on usage for continued optimal performance.
