Owner`s manual

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REV 4 - 0907131103
No. L-A2-01309
3. Check to be sure the Real-Fyre
®
gas log set
is designed for the type of gas that fuels the
fi replace.
4. Be sure the gas supply to the fi replace is turned
off.
5. Clean the fl oor of the fi replace of any dirt or ashes.
6. Remove the cap from the gas-supply line stub in
the fi replace (Fig. 6-1).
CAUTION: Be sure that, when removing the cap,
the stub does not turn, loosening the
connection inside the wall.
PLACEMENT OF GRATE AND BURNER
7. The Real-Fyre
®
grate (Item #13) is modeled after
wood fi re grates to add to the natural wood-
fi re appearance of the log set. Its heavy-duty
construction and design provides a better fi t - even
in narrow, shallow fi reboxes - and works with the
log set to provide an attractive fl ame pattern.
To locate the Real-Fyre
®
gas log set properly in
the fi replace, place the grate as far back in the
fi replace as possible, centered left to right (Fig.
6-2). The grate is tapered. The widest side
should face forward.
8. Created to provide the maximum in both safety and
durability, the Real-Fyre
®
burner pan (Item #14) is
constructed of high-quality steel and coated with
a specially formulated high-temperature paint to
prevent rust. It is welded securely at all corners
and where the burner pipe passes through the
pan to ensure that gas does not escape. The
burner pipe has portholes that are precisely sized
and spaced to ensure maximum fl ame height,
balance, and distribution. It provides for quick and
quiet ignition. The portholes are facing the bottom
of the burner pan, which prevents granules from
clogging the holes and promotes gas dispersion
throughout the burner pan.
Place the burner pan under the grate. The open
edge should face forward, and the back edge of
the burner pan should be positioned approximately
halfway under the grate (Fig. 6-2).
9. Install the stabilizer clips (Item #7) on the second
grate fi nger in from either side so that they fi t over
the back edge of the pan and tighten into place
(Fig. 6-2). Remove the grate from the fi rebox
for gas connection and granule placement.
CONNECTING THE GAS SUPPLY
10. The Real-Fyre
®
gas log set is supplied with a
connector kit (CK-4, Item #9) which is comprised
of a connector elbow,
3
/
8
" aluminum tubing,
and a hearth elbow. The connector kit has
been designed to ensure dependable, reliable
performance. The tubing is sized for optimum
gas fl ow and quiet operation. The connections
are fl ared for leak-free operation.
For proper connection and log set placement,
the tubing may be bent manually or with the aid
of a tube bender. Be sure you do not kink the
tubing. If the tubing must be shortened, use a
tube cutter and a fl aring tool to re-fl are the cut
end.
11. When installing the log set, use Tefl on tape or
pipe compound resistant to the action of
propane gas on all threaded male connections
except brass-to-brass connections. The burner
fuel injector or air mixer (Item #12), although
brass in color, is not brass, and Tefl on tape or
pipe compound must be used.
12. The burner pan is supplied with a fuel injector
for natural gas log sets or an air mixer for either
natural or propane gas sets (Item #12). The fuel
injector or air mixer must be used in ALL
installations. The fuel injector, or air mixer, has
a precisely sized orifi ce to ensure only the proper
quantity of gas enters the burner. This allows
maximum performance gas conservation.
INSTALLING THE BURNER SYSTEM (Cont.)
GRATE
BURNER PAN
STABILIZER
CLIPS
BACK
WALL OF
FIREPLACE
Fig. 6-2
Grate
Stabilizer
clips
Burner pan
Back wall
of fi replace
Fig. 6-1
Gas-supply line
stub
Gas line cap