Operating instructions

INSTALLING THE BUCK STOVE
(See Page 48-49 for operation of the FP-201 Fireplace and for installation of gas logs)
Install unit
as follows:
a. Carefully reinspect chimney connections,
vent outputs and cabinet air intakes after
finishing
is completed.
b. Thoroughly clean all masonry mud and
debris from cabinet and surrounding en-
vironment.
c. Ensure that BUCKMATE has not been
damaged during masonry process.
d. Remove protective plastic wrapping from
fireplace.
e. Inspect motor and associated hardware
for damage.
f. Remove doors to facilitate installation.
g. Slide the BUCK STOVE FIREPLACE into
the BUCKMATE all the way
to the back so
that the BUCK
STOVE FIREPLACE fits
squarely against the back stove
stop.
FIGURE 7 INSTALLING STACK TO CHIMNEY
h. Turn stack positioning nuts counter-
clockwise allowing stack
to be lowered.
Push downward and fit evenly until ....
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recessed within the stack opening (con-
taining the damper.) Secure tightly with
''T'' clamps, bolts, and nuts provided.
(See Figures 7 and
8). Ensure stack mates
squarely, and gasket seals completely.
A CAUTION: Before installing trim
panels, recheck
BUCKMATE air in-
take and output openings for
obstructions. Ensure that finishing
materials have
not been built over
openings. This
is very critical. Attach
the stack by placing the stack
brackets down
on the lip on the In-
side lower edge of the stack. Insert
the bolts through the holes in the
damper brackets
and fasten securely
with the lock washers and nuts pro-
vided.
Be sure the stack sits squarely
on the top of the stove with the
gasket material making a good seal.
(See Figure
8).
FIGURE8
(MOUNTING STACK)
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