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Safety warnings for operating the fireplace near children, emphasizing supervision and barrier use.
Instructions for the initial heat cycle to burn off materials, involving smoke and odor emission.
Awareness that fireplace surfaces can be hot to touch, and the importance of clearances.
Details the necessity of yearly cleaning and general service for the fireplace and components.
Covers building permits, inspection requirements, and other important safety cautions.
Specific installation requirements for Massachusetts, including CO detectors and signage.
Covers general fireplace inspections, curing instructions, and basic operational checks.
Details installation planning, location selection, clearances, dimensions, and features.
Information on AC power requirements, planning connections, and backup DC power.
Covers gas supply requirements, line sizing, pressure checks, and drip leg requirements.
A step-by-step guide to ensure all installation tasks are completed correctly.
Procedure for safely removing the fireplace unit from its shipping pallet and packaging.
Lists all items included in the manual packet, to be left with the homeowner.
Detailed steps for converting the fireplace from natural gas to liquid propane (LP) gas.
Crucial information on proper vent system installation for performance and safety.
Guidance on installing various log sets and media kits for fireplace aesthetics.
Final checks before operation, ensuring all lighting and safety items are ready.
Instructions for adjusting air shutter for optimal flame appearance and preventing soot.
Guidance on using the remote control and synchronizing it with the fireplace.
Explanation of the remote's buttons and modes like Manual, Normal, and Smart Thermostat.
Steps to switch the temperature display unit on the remote control.
Explanation of Intermittent Pilot Ignition (IPI) and Continuous Pilot Ignition (CPI) modes.
Essential safety information and steps for the initial lighting of the fireplace.
Checks for vent system, pilot light, and burner operation to ensure safety and performance.
Instructions for cleaning the fireplace's glass surface safely and effectively.
Annual procedures by a qualified technician, including cleaning and component checks.
Warnings against adjusting orifices or pressure to alter BTUH output, and risks involved.
Guides on accessing major components like pilot, burner, gas valve, and control board.
Details on the parts associated with the fireplace's convection blower system.
Lists the components for the fireplace's accent lighting system.
Identifies the specific parts that make up the gas supply and control train.
Instructions on how to replace a damaged glass frame assembly.
A comprehensive checklist for installers and homeowners to verify proper installation.
Details the limited lifetime warranty coverage for Mendota fireplace components.
Outlines the terms and responsibilities for maintaining warranty coverage.
Specifies the extent of Mendota's liability and limitations on implied warranties.
Steps for homeowners to follow when seeking warranty service or repairs.
Instructions for owners to register their product to activate the Lifetime Limited Warranty.
General| Style | Traditional |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Propane |
| Glass Front | Yes |
| Ignition Type | Electronic Ignition |
| Material | Steel |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Type | Gas Fireplace |
| BTU Output | 26, 000 BTU/h |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 41" x 54" x 19" |
| Venting | Direct Vent |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
