To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are the flames very aggressive on my Napoleon Ascent 36?
If the flames on your Napoleon Indoor Fireplace are too aggressive, make sure the venting is properly sealed. If needed, you can restrict the vent exit using a restrictor plate.
What to do if the pilot sparks but will not light on my Napoleon Ascent 36?
If your Napoleon Indoor Fireplace pilot sparks but won't light, first, check that the incoming gas line ball valve is open. If you're using propane, make sure the tank is full.
What to do if venting action is too great in Napoleon Ascent 36 Indoor Fireplace?
To resolve issues with venting action being too great on your Napoleon Indoor Fireplace, check that the venting is properly sealed. If necessary, restrict the vent exit with a restrictor plate.
What to do if the door is ajar on Napoleon Ascent 36?
If the door of your Napoleon Indoor Fireplace is ajar, ensure it is secured properly.
What to do if there are gas supply issues with Napoleon Indoor Fireplace?
To address gas supply issues with your Napoleon Indoor Fireplace, make sure the incoming gas line ball valve is open, fill the tank, and repeat the ignition process several times or purge the pilot supply line.
General| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Propane |
|---|---|
| Ignition | Electronic Ignition |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
| Glass Type | Ceramic Glass |
| Log Set | Realistic PHAZER® Log Set |
| Efficiency | Up to 76% |
Provides data on appliance performance, including input and pressure ratings for different fuel types.
Outlines the recommended step-by-step process for installing the appliance.
Details specifications, certifications, and model-specific information found on the appliance's rating plate.
Provides specific requirements and considerations for installing the appliance in mobile homes.
Presents detailed physical dimensions of the appliance through diagrams and measurements.
Describes standard procedures and diagrams for top and rear vent installations.
Covers specific installation types like periscope and corner terminations.
Specifies required clearances for vent terminals based on Canadian and US codes.
Illustrates a decision tree for determining correct venting configurations based on rise and run.
Explains symbols and terms used in venting calculations and examples.
Provides equivalent vent lengths for various elbow degrees used in calculations.
Details venting requirements and calculations for top exit horizontal runs.
Outlines venting requirements and calculations for rear exit horizontal runs.
Explains venting rules and formulas for combined top/rear exit vertical configurations.
Provides instructions for installing the rear exit vent components.
Details the installation of a shield to block the view through the rear venting.
Describes the procedure for installing the top exit vent configuration.
Specifies minimum dimensions for framing, including clearances for horizontal and vertical vent sections.
Details required clearances between the vent pipe and enclosure materials for top exit.
Instructions for installing the firestop assembly and vent shield for horizontal wall termination.
Guidance on installing roof terminals, including firestop placement and sealing.
General instructions for connecting and sealing flexible and rigid vent pipes.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the air terminal to the vent pipe for horizontal runs.
Instructions for attaching the air terminal connector and flashing for vertical roof installations.
Details how to connect the inner and outer flex pipes to the appliance collars.
Specific instructions for connecting rigid vent pipes to the air terminal for horizontal runs.
Procedures for attaching elbows and connecting telescopic sleeves for vertical venting.
Guidance on using flex liners within masonry chimneys with adaptors.
Instructions on installing a restrictor plate to modify flame appearance in vertical vents.
Illustrates the electrical connections for the electronic control system and components.
Step-by-step guide for installing and connecting the battery backup system.
Provides diagrams and dimensions for rough framing, including electrical connection and gas inlet locations.
Procedures for safely removing and reinstalling the safety barrier and glass door.
Instructions for installing the front hood accessory onto the appliance.
Guidelines for applying non-combustible facing materials around the appliance opening.
Specifies required clearances between the appliance and combustible mantels.
Details clearances and considerations for installing the appliance in a recessed wall.
Illustrates the correct positioning of logs and other media within the firebox.
Instructions on how to properly place and use glowing embers for a realistic effect.
Guidance on the placement of charcoal embers for aesthetic enhancement.
Instructions for applying the manufacturer's logo to the appliance.
Explains how to adjust the pilot flame size and check pressure readings.
Details air shutter adjustments and their effect on flame characteristics.
Describes normal and abnormal flame appearances and when to call a service person.
Explains the function and operation of the anti-condensation switch for specific models.
Outlines the procedures for annual servicing, including cleaning and inspections.
Provides warnings and instructions for replacing the appliance's glass door assembly.
Offers guidance on cleaning the glass, including recommended cleaners and precautions.
Lists available replacement parts with part numbers, descriptions, and stock status.
Identifies and lists parts for the millivolt valve train system.
Identifies and lists parts for the electronic valve train system.
