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General| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Propane |
|---|---|
| Venting Type | Direct Vent |
| Ignition Type | Electronic |
| Burner Type | Ceramic Fiber |
| Log Set Material | Ceramic Fiber |
| Heat Output | Up to 40, 000 BTUs |
Specifies the intended use of the fireplace for burning wood and lists prohibited fuels.
Details hazards and warranty voidance from incorrect installation, including fire risks.
Guidance on choosing a suitable location, checking for damage, and ensuring proper parts.
Steps for setting the fireplace, ensuring levelness, and securing it in place.
Emphasizes the importance of proper chimney installation for safety and performance.
Key safety points for chimney installation, including clearances and height regulations.
Instructions for framing openings, installing firestop spacers, and connecting chimney sections.
Key points for installing chimney elbows, including support straps and angle limitations.
Step-by-step process for installing chimney sections and elbows to create offsets.
Detailed steps for installing the LC Chimney Cap, including flashing and storm collar.
Steps for preparing the chase cover and installing flashing for the chimney cap.
Instructions for securing the telescope pipe and the chimney cap assembly to the chase.
Recommendations for routing and locating the outside combustion air duct for optimal performance.
Detailed steps for installing the AK4 combustion air assembly, including duct connections and wall mounting.
Critical safety warnings and notices regarding gas appliance installation and operation.
Instructions for routing the gas line through the fireplace wall via a recessed area and knockout.
Requirements for installing non-combustible facing materials around the fireplace, with clearance notes.
Recommendations for installing a combustible mantel, including clearance to the fireplace opening.
Information on installing optional Model WSB60 glass doors, referring to separate instructions.
Discusses the practical and aesthetic benefits of using wood as fuel for the fireplace.
Guidance on choosing wood types for aroma, heat value, and burn duration.
Steps and tips for building an effective and safe fire, including ventilation and fuel placement.
Compares heating value and density of various wood species to fossil fuels.
Warnings about burning certain materials, draft issues, and unattended fires.
Guidelines for safe firewood storage and proper disposal of fireplace ashes.
Information on creosote formation, inspection, and cleaning of the chimney.
Tasks for end-of-season and beginning-of-season fireplace and glass door maintenance.
A comprehensive list of recommended actions and prohibited actions for installation and operation.
Lists actions to avoid during installation, operation, and maintenance to ensure safety and warranty.
Outlines coverage duration, what's not covered, and limitations of the warranty.
Details limitations on warranty claims, liability, and whether the warranty can be transferred.
Specifies owner responsibilities and how to obtain service for the fireplace.
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