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Critical warnings about fire, explosion, and gas leaks, including actions to take if gas is smelled.
Instructions for installers and consumers on retaining the manual and notes on appliance operation.
Covers warnings on alterations, airflow, accessories, placement, temperature hazards, supervision, and gas properties.
Safety rules for placement, ventilation, maintenance, fuel type, and operational restrictions.
Defines requirements for agencies installing or servicing gas appliances.
Details model, gas types, ratings, pressures, and identifies key components like pilot and burner.
Highlights safety pilot, ignition system, thermostat control, and dual gas options.
Emphasizes following local codes and outlines specific requirements for Massachusetts.
Instructions for safely removing and checking the heater and its components for damage.
Explains water vapor as a byproduct and how to manage it.
Details the necessity of fresh air for combustion and ventilation, referencing codes and tight construction.
Explains methods for obtaining ventilation air from inside and outdoors, with accompanying diagrams.
Warnings about location, fireplace types, environmental factors, and qualified installers.
Details minimum clearances to combustible materials, fireplace size, and noncombustible material requirements.
Outlines clearance requirements for mantels with and without a hood, including surface temperature notes.
Specifies minimum distances from the floor to combustibles and hearth requirements.
Details steps for physically installing the heater base, including securing it and leveling.
Explains how to identify gas types (LP/NG) via regulator color coding and connector types.
Initial steps for installing the unit for propane/LP gas, including removing a dust cover.
Details the process for connecting natural gas, including removing a metal cap and installing it on the unused LP inlet.
Covers essential warnings, pipe type, pressure checks, sealant, and necessary components for gas connection.
Specifies pipe diameter, installation of shutoff valves, unions, NPT taps, and external regulators.
Explains the purpose and installation of sediment traps and the importance of leak testing gas connections.
Details procedures for testing gas connections for leaks using detection fluid and various pressure scenarios.
Steps for pressure testing the heater's gas connections after installation.
Instructions for installing batteries in the ignitor, remote control, and receiver, including polarity and types.
Critical safety warnings and actions to take if gas is smelled before attempting to light the appliance.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the pilot light, including initial operation notes.
Instructions for lighting the main burner, turning off the heater, and shutting off only the burner while pilot stays lit.
Explains the thermostat function and provides an alternative manual lighting procedure.
Step-by-step guide to pair the remote control transmitter with the receiver unit.
Explains the LCD display elements and key settings of the remote control for operation.
Details how to operate the heater in manual ON/OFF modes and set the thermostat for automatic temperature control.
Instructions for changing temperature scales (°F/°C) and important operational notes for the thermostat feature.
Guides on identifying correct and incorrect pilot and burner flame patterns and associated warnings.
Instructions for inspecting and cleaning burner primary air holes to prevent soot.
Safety warnings for servicing and general cleaning advice for the burner, controls, and air passageways.
Detailed steps for cleaning the burner injector holder and pilot air inlet holes using compressed air.
Instructions for cleaning the ODS/pilot assembly and the heater cabinet exterior.
Introduces troubleshooting, provides gas leak warnings, and notes on odors from air impurities.
Addresses problems with pilot lighting, lack of spark, or spark without ignition, including pressure switch adjustment.
Covers troubleshooting for flame going out, burner not lighting, delayed ignition, backfiring, and yellow flames.
Addresses common problems like initial odors, noise, white residue, unwanted smells, heater shutting off, and condensation.
Information on how to order original replacement parts and accessories, including warranty details.
Provides hints for low gas pressure issues and contact information for technical service and support.
Visual diagram identifying all replaceable parts of the heater with corresponding numbers.
A table listing all replaceable parts with their part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Details the standard and limited warranties, terms, exclusions, and responsibilities for the product.
General| Brand | Duluth Forge |
|---|---|
| Model | PFS FDLR18-1 |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
