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WARNING: IMPROPERINSTALLATION.
ADJUSTMENT, ALTERATION, SERVlCE
OR MAINTENANCE CAN CAUSE INJURY
OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. REFERTO THIS
MANUAL. FOR ASSISTANCE OR ADDI-
TIONAL INFORMATION CONSULT A
Installation
And Operating
Instructions
FOR YOUR SAFfTY

What to do if ydu smell gas:

DO NOT light any appliance.

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QUALIFIED INSTALLER, SERVICE For Direct Vent DO NOT touch any electrical
AGENCY OR THE GAS SUPPLIER. Decorative Gas switches.
WARNING: THE -0VTE SERIES FIRE- Appliances DO NOT use any phone in your
PLACES ARE VENTED DECORATIVE GAS building.
APPLIANCES. DO NOT BURN WOOD OR Immediately call your gas sup-
OTHER MATERIAL I N THESE APPLI- M~llivo!:Models plier from a neighbor's phone.
ANCES. -DVTB-CMNS If your gas supplier cannot be
WARNING: ATTHE BEGINNING OF EACH -DVT8-CMPS reached, call the fire depart-
HEATING SEASON HAVE THE GLASS -D m - R M N S ment.
DOOR GASKET INSPECTED FOR PROPER -D VT8-RMPS
SEALING BYAOUALIFIEDSERVICETECH-
NICIAN. 1) FOR YOUR SAFETY I!
Do not store or use gasoline or
other flammable vapors or liquids I
in the vicinity of this or any other
appliance. ?I
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Due to high temperatures, the appliance
.And Vent System should be located out of traffic and away
Accrlssoiies lrom furniture or &apes. Do not pIace
FormerLv Identified ! clothing or other materialson or nearthe
-DST5- 72/78/36 appliznce.
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As Models
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r -DST5-9OEL B PLEASE RETnltr THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE I
-DVC-43TMP -DVR-43TMP -D EP5-SOEL5 , REFERENCE.
-DVC-43TEN -DVR-43TEN -DS ~ 5 - 4 5 ~ 1 5 '
- DVC-+'??ED -3VR-42TED -17s75-HTK
-0v-,y'TK-1
- DST5- VTK
Models Covered in This Document -DST5-EXT
Are Part Of Superior's -DS T5-FS V
D VT-8000 SERkES -DST5-F
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TABLEOFCONTENTS These aooiiances comolv with National Safety
Siandards and are tested and listed by iAS
Introduction ..................................... page 2 The _Om-8 Series are sealed combustion. air (Reoort No. L 2970013) to ANSI Z21.50b -
Generai Inlormation ......................... page 3 c~rculatinggas appliances designed for resi- 1990 (in Canada. CANICGA-2.22-M89, IR #41-
dentiai aooiications. These aooiiances must 1991,lR#43-1992. IR155and CANlCGA-2.17-
Location page s M91) as vented decorative gas apoiiances.
be installed withthe-DSTSandior-DSRvent
Ciearances ....................................... page 3 svstems routed to the outside atmosphere.
AoDiiance Specifications .................. page 4 installation must conform to local codes. n t h e
Framing Speci!ications .................... paqe .1 The -0VTB-CM and -OViG-Rivl ac~liaircesare absenca of local c-dss. installation nust com-
designed to operateon natural or prooane gas. piy ' ~ l i hthe current National Fuel Gas Code.
tvterior Vent Clearances .................. page 5 ANSI 2223.1. iln Canada. the current CAN-1
A miillvolt gascontrolvalve t ~ i t hplezo tgnltion
Verticai Venting ............................... page 6 system provides safe, efficient operation. Ex- a149 instailaiion code.) E!ectrical wlrlng must
Gds'Jent Ruie ........................ pzge 6 :einai e!ectricai ?ewer is required :c sperare ccmoly:vith!he Nationzl E!ectrical Code ANSI/
Horizontai Venting ........................... page 6 :he ?ptional blower if instailed in these units. NFPA 70 - (latest edition). (In Canada. the
current CSA C22-1 Canadian Elec!ricai Code)
Assenc!~Sieos ............................. ?age 5 -.
:7;e -CV;3-CE and -c:'Ts-;~: aFp1i:cc:s a:;
Ins:aliation ...................................... page 7
Vertiml Termination Systems .......... page 7
gesianed
~a toooerateon natuiaior ,orooanecas,
,
An electronicdiredsparkignltion svsternpro-
" i DO NOT A ~ M P o:T ALTER OR W O o l n
THE CONSTRUCTION OFTHEAPPLIANCE OR
vent section Length Chart ............... page 8 xideSsafe,efficlentoperation. External eiectrl- ITS COMPONENTS. ANY MOOIFICATION OR
~ 3 power
1 is reouired :a operate these units. ALTERATION MAY VOID THE WARRANN,
Vertical 'lent T;b!e .......................... page 3 I iE~TiilC;7;CiJA>ICL!S~INGSOFMIS;INiT.
Horlzontai Vent Table ....................... page 11
Horizonlai ierm~narionSys:em ........ page 11
~irin age 13 TYPICAL INSTALLATION
Connecting Gas ?tile ........................ page 14
High E!evation Oerating ...................page 15
Log and Ember 2 x 1 inslailation ...... page 16
Appliance Operation ........................ page !6
Miilivotf Appliance Checkout ............ page 16
Electronic Appliance Checkout ......... page 16
Installing Glass Door Frame ............ page 16
Adjustments .................................... page I 7
Finishing Aequ~rements ............ page 18
Csid Climate insciation. .................. oage 13
Direc: Venr Series Ootions ...............page 18
Gas Canvenian :(its .................. page 20
OperationiCars at "our 4ocliar;ce .... pagc 21
Maintenance .................................... page 21
Gasket lnspec!ion ............................ page 21
Warranty page 22
Replacement Parts .......................... page 22
AccessorievComponents ................ page 22
Lighting instructions - Miliwoit ....... page 25
LigMing Instructions - Electronic .... page 28
Replacemem Parts List - MiilivoR ..... page 30
Replacement Parts List - Eiectronic .. page 32
Troubleshooting Guide - Miliivoit ..... page 34
Troubleshooting Guide - E!ectronic .. page 35

This installation manual wili heip you obtain a

safe. efficient, dependable installation lor your
appliance and vent system. Piease read and
understand these nstruc!ions before begin-
ning your installation. 1 Figure 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
Note: Installation and repair should be per-
tormedbya qualifiedseMceperson. Theappli-
ance should be inspectedannually by a quali-
fied professional service technician. More tfe-
quent Inspections and cleanings may be re-
quired due to excessive lint from carpetjng,
bedding material, etc. I t is imperalive thal the
control companmenl. burners and circuiating
akpassage waysof the~ppliancene keptclean.
Provide adequate clearances around air open-
ings and adequate accessibility ciearance for
service and proper operation. Never obstruct
the front openings of the appiiance.
These appliances are designed to operate on
natural or propane gas only. The use of other
The appliance and kts individuai shut-off valve
must be disconnecred rrom lne gas supply
piping system during any pressure testing of
that system at pressures in excess of Yz psig
(3.5 kPa).
These appiiances must not be connected to a
chimney or flue serving a separate solid fuel
burning appiiance.
Do not piacc cioth~ngor other matirials on or
near thls appiiance.
LOCATION
CLEARANCES
Minimum clearance to combustibles for the
appliance is as follows: sides and back - 0',
floor - O',adjacent wall - O', ceiiing - 37 'h'
(953 mm).
To vent the unit out the back wall. (horizontal
termination) with one (1) eibow and 1 'b (38
mm)of horizontaivent,anbtherequiredDSTS-
12 at the collar, ohsenre these clearance re-
auirements: sides and back = 0', top of appli-
ance = 49 lh' (1251 mm) (Figure 3 ) .
Mimmum clearance to combustibies lor the
vent system is: horizontal run = top @ 3'
(76ma), sides @ 1' (25 mm), bononi @ 1"
(25 rnm), verttcal run = 1' (25 mm).

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fuels or combination ot fuels will degrade the nlished Wall
perlormance of this system and may be dan-
gerous.

Input of the appliance is 38,000 BTUIHR lor ! Matenalr I

natural gas models and 35.000 BTUlHR lor
Dropane gas modeis.

Donot use theseappimncesif any panhas been Typical Locations

under water. Immediately caii a oualified, pro-
fesslonai service technician to inspect the ap-
pliance and to replace any pans 01 the controi
system and any gas control which have been
under water.
Test gage connections are prov~dedon the
front of the miiivoltgascontrol valve (identified
Aforthe manifold side and Eforir~letpressure).
A '/8' NPT test gage connection is provided an
the electronic gas control valve adjacen: to the
outlet to the main burner.
Minimum inlet gas oressure to theapoliance is
4.5 inches watercoiumn ioinarurai gasanc i;
inches water column for prooane for the pur-
pose of input adjus:ment~
Maxlmum ~nietaas supolv pressure to the
appliance 1s 7 0 lncnes waler columr ro: na:u-
rai gas and 13.0 ~ncheswater coiumn for oro-
Dane
The appiiance must be isolated lrom the gas
supply piping system (by ciosing its individual
manuai shut-ofl valve) during any pressure
testing of the gas supply p~pingsvstem at test
pressures equal to or less than '/1 psig (3.5
kPa).
Figure 2
In selecting the iocation, the aesthetic and
functional use of the appliance are primaw
concerns. However,ven!system routingtothe
exierior and access to the fuel supply are also
important. Consideration should be given to
traffic wavs. furniture, draoertes. etc.. due to I
elevated surface temoeratures. The iocation 66%.(1686 mm) -
Minimum Height horn
should also be free of electrical, plumbing or B ~ s eotlhe Appliance
other heatinglair conditioning duc!ing. l o the Undcnlde 01
Comb!sIible~vsea in
Dvertlcad Utiliiy Shell
The minimum neigh: from the base or :he
3VTB to the underside oicornbustihle mateti:
sI; used to construct a utility shelf is 66 W'
(1686 mm) (Figure 3 ) . This appliance re-
quire:!he instal:slion al a: least one -DST5-
12 vent cornpanen! at the collar.
The anpiiance should be mounted on a fully
support?d base exterr5ing the full width and
depth 01 the unit.The appiiance may be iocated
on or near conventionai construction materi-
als. However, if installed on combustible male-
rials, such as carpeting. vinyi tile, etc.. a metal
or wood barrier covenng the entlre bottom
suriace must be used.
Both miilivolt and eiecrronic versions of the
-DVT8-G and -DUB-R are listed for bedroom
use.

NOTE: DI%W\hlS 6 ILLUSTRAnONS NOTTO WALE.

 APPLIANCE SPEClFICATlONS FRAMING SPEClFlCATlONS

'Note: The exiernal collar and internal cdlar of this unit are not concentric. This vent o k e t Note: Framing dimensions are calculated from a nail-
isnot to bemaintained in theappliance venting. install thestandard-OST5 ventcomponents. ing flange depth of E'.

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Front View Note: J $ox mn be Iocare!i
(-DVTII-A) in either the right rear or left
rear corners of the appii-
ancebyre!ccatingthemcve- + ( j i Z m m , A
able J box /,-re. Inside Chase

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1 Figure 4 NOTE: OIU~RAMS6 ILLUSTRATIONSNOT TO YXLE

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Roof Slope
Flat to 6/12
Over 6;; 2 :a 7,':2
Over 7112'0 Bi:?
Over 8112 to 9!1?
ever 4112 :o 1O1:2
0ver:1il2to12/12 ( 5- 3'
Over 14112 l o 16112
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2ver 18112 to 20112
gver ?oil2 to 21i12 r1
For SI units: i foot = 0.305 m
Table 1
Vertical Venting
Gas Vent Rule-Gas vent caps ihat are iocated
a. or more from a ponion of a bu~laingvhicn
extenas at an angle greater than 45" upward
from the horizontal may terminate in accor-
dancewlth Table 7IFiqure T O ) , providedthatin
10 :3se shall anv clscrarne oo?? rq on !re cno
ge ess man 2 '5.2 mm' ror~zcrra~lv trcm 'no
roof surlace.
RDOI Pilch is UIZ
MmtrnYm HeiqMfmm Roo1
lo Loved Dirctnrgc Openlog
Figure 10
ASSEMBLY STEPS
Minimum Height from Roof
to Lowest Olscharge Opening The typical sequence of installation follows.
however, each installation isunique resulting in
variations to those described.
1' 3'
1' f 1. Conslruct the aopilance 'raming.
2' 0'
2 Poute QSS suppiv 'i??to aool~anc?location.
3. Aflix nailing flanges ro the appilance. On ail
models install the hooa.
6' 0' 4 POSI~IO~the aopllance. install 1 foot of 5°F
Vent Szct~onas suooolled wlth the unlt
7 6'
9' O' 5. lnstnll !hi! vent system and enterioriermina-
tion.
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6. Millivolt Appliances lnsiall the operating
c x t t l ~ 5?1,1!~1
i ?" drlng :n e!ec!:c;l sn~~~ca
line !or forced air circulaling blower (0ptlonai
/ !!orizontal Yenting equioment).
The sent !ermination must have a minimum of 7. Electronic Appliances -Field wire and in-
3'(i6mm)ciearance toany overhead combus- stall operating controi s:vltch.
tible ?roJectionof 2's (64 mm) or less. Main-
8. Mount !orced alr k ~'ootlonal
t aqulpment).
tain 12' (105 rnm) ciearance from proiections
exceeding the 2 !+' (64 rnm) (Fjqure ! I ). For
9. MaKe conn~ctionto gas supply.
additionai vent locations restricttons reler lo
Figure 9.
l o . Install the logs and ember coais.
1
11. Checkout appliance operation.
12. Ins:all glass door:rsne asszm2ly.
:3. Adlust bl;rner 2nd 2ir ;earic:ois to Ensure
proper flame appearance.
A
Termimlion K i l
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INSTALLATION
The appliance is shipped with all gas controls
and components installed and pre-wired. Re-
move the shipping carton, exposing the front
glass door frame. Remove wood slats and
removeanddiscardthe wood slat mountbrack-
ets. Loosen and remove the three (3) X - 2 0 x
1'Phillips pan head screwsatthethree (3)tabs
located along the door frame top edge. Tilt the
giassdonrfrarneassembiy outwardand dtsen-
gage the three (3) tabsalong the bottom of the
door from the three (3) brackets at the bottom
of the firebox opening. Remove the door and
Set the panei aside protecting it from inadvert-
ent damage. Retain the three (3) screwsfor use
or: reassembly Remove the logs, bubble
wrappeo and secured to the inside of the appli-
ance door, and also set aside.
Step 1. Frame appliance enciosure as ilius-
tnted in Figures 5 through 8 on page 4.
Note: The framed depth. 22 B'(572 mm) from
a f;am:d wail, must always be measuredfrom
2 iinished nlfiai:~. !fa vdaal! covefin,- ;,c:l as
aryv;ail is to be attached l o the rear wall, then
iiZe 22 !i'(572 mmj must be measured from
the d w a l l surface. I t is important that th~s
If the apoliance is to be elevated above floor
level, a solid continuous planorm must be
Constructed
The header may res! on the top metal spacers.
but must not be notched to fit around tnem.
Step 2. Route a 'f (13 m m j 92s iine a l o n ~tine
left or right side framing Figure 12.
All apuliances have a 3' long W NPT niople
i?s:alled a: the vaivt. To quickly :no easiiy
complete the gas line routing, use the gas flex
line kit. Model -GFLV.
Figure 12
I NOTE: DWR4MS 6 ILLUSTRATICNS NOTTO SCW
Step 3. Remove the nailing flanges from the
iowercontrol compartment and instailin place
with three (3) screws each. Align with the
three holesoneachsideoftheappliance(refer
to Figure 13 ).
Install the hood on all -DVTB-R units. Position
the hood in the open area just above the appli-
ance door. Locate the flange, found aiong the
top edge of the hood. behind the upper radiant
panel. Install the two (23 screws imo the hoies
at theenos of the hood. Secure the hood to the
appliance frame by tightening the screws.
j ~ ~ : P s : . ~ I ? Ts m r.rrumanr:.rax : ~ i l n v s - l a :
Step 4. Position appliance into prepared fram-
ing, secure wrVi 6d nails at the nailing flange
along each side.
Step5. InstalltheVenl System-These appli-
ances must be vented directly to the outside
througn their own d o m e wail pipe assembiy:
5' ( 1 2 i mm) and 8' (203 mm) diameters, The
system may not sewice mukiale appliances.
and must never he connected to 2flue serving
a solid fuel burning apaliance.
TheSezppiianCeSarede~igned.testedandlisted
:or ap?rstion with, and oniy wi:n. -2STS and
-DSi5 vent components. DO NOT use other,
manufacturers' components.
Listed Vent Components:
-DST5-ilTK - Yor~zontaltermlnatlon l(lt
-DV-HTK-: - Horizontal terrnlnation k ~ t
-DSTj-VTK - Vertical termlnatlon kit
-DST5-F - Flashinu and collar
-DSTS-FSV - Firestop
-DSTS-12!18,36 - Vent sections
ESTS-90ELB
- - 90° Elbow
-DST5-45iLB - 45" Elbow
-DST5-EXT - Adjuszbie extension
-DSF5-2d - Flexible vent section
-DVSPS-2OELB - Starter Elbow
Wfih the appliance secured in framing, deter-
mtne vent routing and identify the exterior
termination location. The following sections
describevertical (roof) and horizontal (exterior
wall) vent applications. Reter to the section
relating to yourins:allation.
Adjustable Extension
The -DST5-EXT vent extension is adjustable
from 6' (152 mm) to 9%/.'(248 mm). Use this
component when there is a short distance to
comniete the vent system in lieu of cutting the
uncrtmped end of a vent section.
Veriical Termination Systems (Roof)
The Ffuures 14 through 16 and the Vertical
Vent Table on page 8 illustrate the various
vertlcal venting configurations that are pos-
siblelorusewith these topventappliances.The
maximum vertical heiahtforthe -DVTBsvstem
is 3C' (7.6 m) above the top of the appliance.
Figures 15 and 16 aiong with Vertical Vent
Table identify; (A) straight vertical system 2nd
(Bt vecica! sysrem that smcioys two (21 02'
eibows. The Vertical Vent Table summarizes
ano hori:on:a v31Jes:ia'can be.seotooeslar.
and ins:all the vent components in a variewbt
appi~~tions
Both these vertical vent systems terminate
through :he roof. The minimum vent height
above the roof and/or adjacent walis is speci-
fied in ANSI 2223.1 -(latest edition) (in Canada,
the current CAN-1 8149 installation code) by
maior building codes. Always consult your lo-
cal cooes for soecific requirements. A general
guide to follow is the Gas Vent Rule (refer to
Table : ).
Tne -03?5 liexible veni seciion can not be
used i n any application as part of a vertically
terminating vent system.
Vertical (Straight) Installation
Determine the number of straight sections re-
quired. 101K1260mm). 16 X (413 mm)and
34 %' (670 mm) net section lengths are avail-
able. Plan the vent lengths so that a joint does
not occur at ceiling or roof joists. Referto the
Vent Section Length Chart.
Note: The uncrimped end of the vent may be
trimmed when necessafy or the adjustable ex-
tension. Model-DST5-En, may be used.
 VENT SECTION LENGTH CHART omm VERTICAL VENTTABLE
/Termination (All values are in feet)
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1 90" Elbow or 2 - 45' Elbows 31'

V; V, .
+ V, 30 Feet Max.
tl = 10 Feet Max.
10

;!o!E: :I1 '/cfi; ~1irIle~s;OCs

2;s ~GEaS;!;?:
from the appliance suriace where the Yent
connects to the point whereexnaustgases
ex~tthe termfnation.

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1 : &,/ H---7
I

2 ._OST5-90
or
4 - -0s.-45 \lii
1

Figure 16 (90" Offsets Shown)

be fitted with at least one-USIS-12 vent camponerrtatthe colia[

t run. The vent table on this page Presems data which ficJude*

8 WTE DWWS 6 ILLUSfRRTIONSNOT TO K I L E .

 WARNING: A 3/8' (10 MM) BEAD OF
Analyze the vent routing and determine the
-MILL-mcauicn (roo-F] HIGH TEM-
PERATURE SEALANT MUST BE APPLIED
quantities of vent sections and number of el-
bows required. Refer to Vertical Vent Table on TO THE INNER APPLIANCE COLLAR BE-
page 8 to select the rfpe of vertical installation FORE THE FIRST VENT COMPONENT IS
flesired.Ventsectionsareavailablein
. ... . netlenoths AlTACHED (FIGURE 18 ) AND TO ALL
i f 10'/..(273mm). 1 6 ~ ( 4 2 5 m m i a n d 3 i a / . SUBSEOUENT INNER VENT CONNEC-
(883 mm). Refer to the Vent Section Length TIONS. FAILURE TO SEAL ALL THE IN-
Chart on page 8 to determine available length NERJOINTS WITH THIS HlGH TEMPERA-
combinations. Elbows are avaiiable as 90' and TURE SEALRUT MAY CAUSE THE APPLI-
45" configurations. Reier to Figure 28for the
-DSTS elbow dimensional specifications.
Maintain a minimum 1' (25 mm) clearance to Fim Vent
combustible materials for all vertical elemenrs.
Clearance tor all horizontal elements are; 3'
(76 mm) on top, 1' (25 mm) on sides and 1' b
' \&==d'
J
36.110 mm\Bcad ol-Mill-Par.
(25 mm) on the bottom. B l a d High lampcralurr
i 1 Sealant 1'125.4 mml from
Note: The oncrimped end of the vent may be
trimmed when necessary or the adjustable ex-
w A
TOP0lAppliance Collar

tension. Model-OST5-in may be use6

A. Use a plumb line from the ceiling above the

apoliance to locate center of the vertical run.
PI! and!o: irame a 10' x i0' inside (254 mm x
254 mml mintmum opening about this cente:
Fipure 18
mark (Figure ; i ) .
B. The vent sections are crimped at one end
to provide a slip fit for elbows and additional bottom olrt on the bead. Remember to seal
ventsections.10 beginavent run,appiy -Mill-
Pac Biack (700°F) hlgh temperature sealant to
the inner joint. being sure 01 a 100% seai
(Figure 19 ) Slide the 5' (:27 mm) inner
section onto the center aooliance collar.
(Crlmped end always upward). Locate and
tran~lerdrilla~/~'(3mm\diameterhoiethrouoh
, ~ ~~
the collar at the L o (21 punched hoies (18&
apart). Use two (2) No. 8 x 7/2' sheet metal
screws to secure the section.
IMPOFITANl: APPLY -MILL-PAC BLACK
(700°F) HlGH TEMPERATURE SEALANT AT
INNER JOINT CONNECTIONS.
The eSow may not be mounted directly to:he
:OF of the ap~iiance. The -0VT8 aopliance
must be Vied wttt at least 12' of vertical vent
before beginning a hor~zontaivent run
C. Next.sliptheoutersectionovertne lnnerand
Figure 17 onto outer appliance collar, bottoming out at
the b e a t Make sure the crimped end of both
inner and outer vent secttons are the same
height.Secureusingtwo(2)sheetmetalscrews
IFioure l a l .
0. TO add rent secttons, start with the 5'
1127 mm) inner section and slide it over the
previously instzlied inner section; an overlapoi
1 I/.' (32 mm) 1s required. The section will not
inner sections using-M111-Pac Black(70O0F)
high lemperalure sealant on the mating sur-
faces before fitting together. Secure withtwo
(2)No. 8x'h'sheet meui screws. Siioe the 8'
I
(203 mm) outer section over the previously
!stalled outer section; a I 1~ (32 mm) overiap
IS reouired.This sect~onwillnot bonom out on
the bead. Make sure the crimped end of both
inner and outer vent sectlons are the same
height and thatthe centenng spacer is properly
seated. Secure with two (2) No. 8 x 'K sheet
me:a:screws.
d of the vent may be
Note: The u n c r ~ m ~ eend
trimmed when necessary or the adjustabie ex-
tens;on,-DSTS-EX, may be used.
1
E. At transition irom or to a horizontal/lnclined
run, the -nST5-90ELRCflST5-45iLR/-DVSP5-
90EL9 elbowsinstall in:hesame mannerasthe
Stralght vent sections. Apply -Mill-Pac Black
(700°F) high temperature sealani to the inner
joints. Slip the inner elbow over the straight
innervent section. Secure with two (2) screws.
Slide the outer elbow overthe inner elbow, slip
down over the outer vent section. Secure with
two (2) screws.

I MOTE: OII\GWSs I u u m ~ t m NOT

s TO SWLL I 19
F. Connnue wrtn me knstailatlonof tne stra~gm
vent sections in horizorhliiinclined run i s de-
scribed in Step 0.instail support straps every
6' (2 m) along hor~zontaliinclinedvent runs
using conventional plumber's tape. It is very
important that the horizontallinclined run be
< . . .
maintained inasmioMinodios~andsllahtlv - ,
elevated plane ('/a" risell2" run). Use a
carpentefs level to measure from a constant
sutiaceand~ojustthesuoport~t Q raosasneces-
saw. It is important !o maintain the required
clearancesto combustibles: 1" (25 mm) at all
sides tor all vertical runs; and 3" (76 mrn) at
:he lop, 1" (25 mrn) at sides, and 1" (25 mm)
at the bottom for all horizontailinclined runs.
G. ijse a _OSij-FYd tirestop spaczr ;;ceiliilg
joists. if there !s living space aocve !he ce!llng
level. the firestoo spacer must be installed on
the bottom side of the ceillng. It attic space is
above the ceiling, !he firestop soacer must be
insiailea on the :op sioe oi :he jost. ?.ouie the
vent sections through the framed opening and
secure tne tires:op spaczr wirh ad naiis at each
corner. Remember to maintain 1' (25 mm)
clearance to cornbusribles, framing members.
and athc or ceiling insulation when running
veliicai chimney sections.
H. identi~locationforventatlheroof. Cutandl
or frame opening per Roof Framing Chart and
Figure 20.
Figure 20
Framing Dimensions for Fioof
Pitch
(254 mm) (254 mm)
6/12
(254 mm) (305 mm)
12/12 10' 17W
(254 mrn) (305 mrn!
I. Extend the vent Senions Through the roof
structure. Installthe roof flashing overthe vent
section and position such that the vent column
rises verticaily (use carpenten level) (Figure
21 ). Nail along perimeterto secure flashing or
adiust roofing to overlap the flashing edges at
top and sides only and trim where necessaw.
Seal the topand both sidesof the flashing with
waterproof caulking.
1 _Mill-Pac Black(iDD0F):iqh:emperatureseai-
I ant.
Figure 221
J. lnslali the storm collar, supplied with the
:lasain~, over :he venVflashlnq jolnt. 'SJrap !he
storm collar around the vent noting which
locking groove closely aligns with the tab (Fig-
urn 22;. Psncil mark excess material. unwrao
and trim excess with shears. Reposition collar.
insert tab through both slots, puil tab so that
collar is tight around vent. Slide collar down
until it meets top of the flashing. Bend tab back
over slot. Appiy noncomousrible caulking or
mastic around circumference of the joint and
the tao slot area to orovide a water tight Seal.
I
1 e vent system exteltcs mcre ;ban 5 j i 5
I necessav. Additional screws may be used at
Figure ZZ
K. The final step involves Installation of the
-DSTS-\TTK termination kit. Extend the vent
sections to lleigllt defined by the applicable
gas appliance code, or as indicated by the Ten
Foot Rule.
Slide the inner termination section down over
the last innervent section. Ensure overlap isa
minimum oi 1 I/ (32 mmj (Figure23).Appiy
Figure 23
Slide the outer termination down over the last
outer vent section. The two (2) holes in the
ouier sieeve are used to secure :he termina-
tinn. Transfer drill '/s' (3 mm) diamete! hole
through outer wall of top vent section. Secure
3~1th !$NO (2) NO. 8 x 'h' see! metal SCXWS~
m i above the roof flashing, stabilizers may 2e
sec:icn ioints for added 5:aSiiibj. Guy ,wiles
may be attached to the joint for additional
support on multiple joint configurations.
If the vent system extends more than 10'
vertically, the -0STj-VTK must be fined with
air :estr:c:ors that . ~ i i reduc:
i !he volume 01
cc~mbustionair entennu the appliance. Refer
to S t e ~13forthealr restrictor nstailztion and
adjus:ment details
 HORIZONTAL VENT TABLE Note: This appliance must be ifrted Horizontal (Oulside Wall) Termination
(All values are i n feet) with at least oneDST5-12 vent com- Svslern
-
1 90" Elbow or 2 - 45' Elbows = 1' ponent at the coliarbefore continuing

1
a-
with a vent run. The vent table on t h ~ s Figures 24.25 and 26 and the Horizontal Vent
pagepresents data which inciudesthis Table iliustrate the various horizontal v e r n g
mfnimum requirement. configurations that are possible tor use wfih
these top vent~ppliances.The maxlmum hori-
zontal distance for the _DV18-C and -DVTB-R
systems is 11 !$ (3.5 m). Figures 24 and 25
along wlih the HorizontaiVemTable idenbfy: (C)
horizontal system empioving one (1) 90" elbow
and (D) horizon'alsystem employingiwo ( 2 )90"
elbows. The horizontal Vent Table summarizes
each systems minimum and maximum vertical
and hor~zontaivaiues that can be used to design
and install the vent components in 3 variety of
applicams. Both of these hortzontal vent sys-
\. tems terminate through an outside wali. Bttiidin~
V = 30 Feet Max. Codes limit or prohiblt terminating in specific
Figure 24 areas. Referto figuregfor locatton guidelines.
H,+ H, = 10 'hFeet Max.
(90" Ofkets Shown)
The -DSF5-24 flexible vent section may be used
to attach the -DSTSHTK and -DV-HTK-1 termi-
nattonsdirectly rotheend of averitrun built upof
2 -.DSTSdS I -35% comDonents. Never use the -DSF5~24
unless one end oi this component is to be at-
tached directlytothe-DST5-HTKor-DV-HTK-1
luevei use tine -0Si5-2L as a par; of a veitical
ventin? system. The-DSij-2d is desi~net!to be
used in place of -OSTj vent components. Fiex
ventendsarasecured witnprovided hoseclamps
instead of the screws used with the _DST5 sec-
tions. The inner tube of the -DSF5-24 must be
sealed at both ends with -Mill-Pac Bhck (700"Fi
high temperature sealant The -DSF5-24 must
nct be Sent to an inside diameter smailer than 5'
(!2i mm) (Figure 27). Do not use the flexible
vent component directly attached to this
appiiance's coiiar,
M~te:Allve.11di.vens!ons are measured :ran Nofe: The-DSF5-24vent~ofilponentisrigidand
the appliance surface where the vent con- self suoponing: t does not reauire bracing. Do
nects to the poin! where exhaus: Gazes ex% ; maieflals to be in conmcr with of
nor a l i ~ rany
the termination. rest w o n me-DSF5-24 in the instailation appli-
ca~ion.ktach:ne~nnerandouieriiexvenrcoila~s
to Me termination end of the-DFS5-24 pnor to
connecting to the termination. The inner and
Figure 2.5 (90" Onsets Shown)
ourerielx vemcoilars willslideimo the teiescoo-
i g components of t h termination.
~
-0SF5-24 FIclible
Went Senton ,
1r
I b

Venial '.DSi5-I211M6
~ise Finnop vem Sections

Figure 26
NOTE: DISRIMS d ILLU-TONS NOTTO SU\LL I Figure 27 I11

typesand quamitiesof secions required.Vent-
ing is available in 10 'Z (260 mm). 16 5'
(413 mm) and 34 W (867 mm) net section
lengths. Make allowances for elbows as indi-
cated in figure28. Maintain a minimum l'(25
mm) clearanceto combustibies on thevertical
sections. Clearances for the hcrizontai runs
are: 3' ( i 6 mm) on top. 1' (25 mm) on sides,
and I' (25 mm) at the bottom.
Figure 28
6. Lacate !he center of 'he vent outlet on :he
exterior wall. Cut andior frame a 12' x 12'
(305 mm x305 mm) ~nsideopening about the
center, install tirestor, (supplied with the :er-
m~nation)at outersurface,with indicated ':op'
surface in up position. (Figure 31 )
C. if the vertical :oute is to penetrate a ceiling.
use plumb line to locate the center above the
appiiance.Cutandior!ramea 12'x!2'i?05mm
x 305 mm) inside opening about the center
(refer to iigure 17).
D. Atthe ceiling opening, mount a-OST5-FSV
firestop to the underside surlace of framing.
(Position iirestop at the top side only in anic
space.)
-MILL-PAC BLACK '(700"~) 'HIGH
PERATURE SEALANT MUST BE APPLIED
TO M E INNER APPLIANCE COLLAR BE-
FORE M E FIRST VENT COMPONENT IS I
ATACHED (FIGURE 18 ) AND TO ALL 1
SUBSEOUENT INNER VENT CONNEC-j
TIONS. FAILURE TO SEAL ALL THE IN- I
NER JOINTS WITH THIS HIGH TEMPERA-
TURE SEALANT MAY CAUSE THE A P W -
ANCE TO OPERATE IMPROPERLY. i
E. The vent sectionsare crimped at one end to
provide aslip!itfor eibowsand additional vent
secions. To begin a,,!ent !un. apply '.Aiil-23s
Blacx (700"n high temperature seaiant to :he
inner joint, being sure ol a 100% seai (Fjgure
.2g). Slide the 5' (127 mm) inner section onto
the center appliance collar. (Crimped end al-
s;. j .c,,.i.g ~c;;c:rc :rirs::' ;':i ' 6' 2
n m ~ c ~ a m c r c f l o ~ e t h r o ~ ~collar
q n : hal:nn
(2) puncaea holes(:80-apxrr). U s e ~ o ( 2No.
Bx'h'sheet metal screwstosecure thesectlon.
IMPORTANT: APPLY _MILL-PAC BLACK
(700°F) HIGH TEMPERATURE SiALANT AT
INNER JOINT CONNECTIONS.
Figure 29
F. Next.sIio theoutersection overthe innerand
onto outer appliance collar, bottoming out at
the bead. Make sure the crimped end of both
inner and outer vent seeions are the same
height. Secure usingtwo (2) sheet metal screws.
YOTL OIffiRAMS d ILLUSTRATIONSNOT 10 YZLE.
G. To add vent sections, start with the 5'
1127 T m ) Inner sect on and slide t over t h ~
TEM- O'CVIOUSI~ nstalleu .nrer $ecrlcn:an over'ao 01
1 '/a' (32 mm) is required. The section will'not
bottom out on the head. Remember to seal
inner sections using -Mill-Pac Black (700°F)
hiqh temperature sealant on the mating sur-
faces before fitting logelher. Secure w!th two
( 2 ) No. 8 x !/2' sheet me!ai screws. Slide the a'
: (203 mm) outer section over the previous?
/ nstalled outer section; a 1 %' (32 mm) overlap
is required. This section will not bottom out on
the bead. Make sure the crimped end of 20th
Inner and outer vent sections are !he same
height and that the centering spacer is properly
seated. Sec~rewith two (2) No. 8 x I/< sheet
me31 SC:e!',s.
Note: m e uncrirnped end of tne vent rnav be
trimmed when necessary or the adjustable w-
tension. - DST5-iXT. may be used.
~ two H. At transition from or to a horizontal1 in-
) ciined run, :he -OETC-90ELBl-DST5-45iLB/
-DVSPS-9OELB eibows install in the same
manner as :he straight vent sections (figure
30). Apply _Mill-Pac Black (700°F) high tem-
perature sealant to the inner joints. Slip the
inner elbow cver the straight inner 'vent sec-
tion.Seal outer joints witnaopropriatesealant.
Secure with two (2) screws. Slide the outer
elbow over the inner elbow, slip down overthe
outerventsection. Securewithtwo(2)screws.
The elbow may not be mounted directlv to the
too of :he aopliance. The _ D U B aopliance
must be :hed ,.vim at leas: 12' of vemcal ,vent
Sefore beginning 3 hcrizontai vent run.
Figure 30
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 Gar F l a Line Kit. Mpdel -GFLV
?.,
-Y \
\
%" Shul-On Yalvs
W I %'Reducer
Figure 37
The gas control valve is located in the lower
contrOicompartment.Toacces5the valve ooen
the iowe: controi comoartment door (,?iguie
38). The m~llivoitcontrol valve nas a 3)~'
[:0 mm) NPT thread iniet pon. The electronic
controlvalve hasalW (13 rnmj NPT thread inlet
port and is fided with a W x 3/a' (13 rnm x
10 mm) NPifitting. Both themillivoltand eiec-
tronic models are f i e d with a 3' (76 mm) long
nipple. W'NPT. Plan the connections accord-
ingly.
\
/ High Elevation Oeratinq
compartment
,,,,,,,,,,, , . . ,, -
Figure 38
Secure all jointstightlv usingappropriatetoois
and sealing compounds (ensure propaneresis-
?ant compounds are used in propane apoilm-
iIi
lions). iurnon gassu~piyandtestforgasieaks
using a soapy water solut~on Never use an
open flame to check for leaks.
A. Mix a 50% dlsh soap, 50% water soiution.
8. Light the appliance (refer to the satety and
lighting instructions on pages 24 through 27)
(See 'Note).
I NOTE: D I G W S & ILLUSTRADOh'S NOTTO SUVL
I In Canada
1 a't~tunzsna::ordanc~%7thCaiad:an:'1s:s!an-
56' Clme Nipple
C. Brush all joints and connections with the
soapy water soiution to check for leaks. If
bubbles are lorzed, or gzs cdor is delected.
turn thegascontrol knobto the"0FF'oosition.
E~thertighten or refasten the leaking connec-
tion and retest as described above.
-Note: To operate the appiiance while leak
t~sting,ensure that the door switch IS de-
pressedor the unit willnotlight (refer to figure
42).
D. When the gas ilnes are tested and leak free.
ObSeNe the lndtvlduai tongues of flame on the
burner Make sure ail ports are ooen and oro-
duclng flame evenly across the burner. if any
pons are biocked, or oart~allvbiocked. clean
uut the ports
*
WARNING: THE DERATING KIT IS TO BE
INSTALLED BY AN AUTHORIZED SUPE-
OTHER FACTORY CERTIFIED SERVICE
TECHNICIAN I N ACCORDANCE W!Tt! THE
MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONSAND
ALLCODES AND REQUIREMENTS OFTHE
AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.
II
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUC-
T I O ~COULD
~ RESULT IN SERIOUS IN-
.JURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. THE
WORK ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR
1
THE DERATING SHALL BE CARRIED OUT IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE REOUIREMENTS
OF THE PROVINCIAL AUTHORITIES HAVING
JURISDICTION AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH.
THE REO~IREMENTSOFTHE LATE ST CAN^-
8149.1 AND .2 INSTALLATION CODE.
Th!sunii nas oeentesredforinsta lat onat hlgP
dard CANICGA-2.17
Hiuher altitudes affect the atmosoheric pres-
sure and heat value of gaseous fue!s. When
lnslalling this unii at high altitudes. the lower
oxygen content intheairand lowergasviscos-
iti' require installation of a different orifice to
achieveeflicient,cieancombumonattheburner
assembly. Refer to the foliowing chart andlor
the rating plate on the appliance for proper
orifice sue.
To derate this unit, orderand instailthe appro-
pilate h~ghaltitude orifice ki per the chan
below. Remove two (2) screws found at the
base oi the burnert:ay an0 lemove tile burner
tray w ~ t hrube Use care to prevent damage to
the alr Shutrer aojustment rod. Remove the
orifice (Figure32) and replace with the appro-
priate one lrom tne kit. Refer to the following
chan. Be sure to attach the conversion sticker
provided with :he kit to the rating plate on the
appliance.
Figure 39
Size Orf. Kit Elevation
0 - 2000'
(.I2051 ( 0 - 610 m)
Natural
ml SFC P/N 2000 - 4500'
0 - 2000'
Propane
 Slep 10. Installing Logs and Ember Coals - Appliance Operation
The Inns are patlu[lf!d in hiihhle wran and
wrapped to the inside of the door. The bag of
Rockwool and ember coals is in the iower
controicompartment. Removethe embercoais
from the packaging. Place the Rockwool and
ember coals over the exposed screen at the
base of the front bottom log niding the front
burner eiement and screen from view. Follow
the detailed placement ~nstructionsprovide0
with the material in the bag.
Carefully position and center the fiber logs
onro the burnerwith the longer. scallocea and
charred log in front and the shorter log in the
back. Positionthefront log (A) wiihthe curout
on :ts 3ac1 iiR8d araune :he 3urnzr :use ;na
the hoies on its bottom side engaged l ~ i t h:he
tabs. Position the rear log (B) matching !he
Cutout on its bottom with the position or the
pilot and the holeson its bottom side engaged
'Nitin the raos. Ensure inai ihe burner bracket
mounting tabs are located within the holes of
these logs. Fiacethesmailer:iberlogs (twigs)
across the lower logs in the manner illustrated
(Figure 40 j.
Position the center left twig ( I ) firstbn two
pins, oneinthe front iog (A) and one in the rear
iog (6). Position the center ietr twig (2) over
the two pins.one in the rear log and one in the
front log. Then position the center right 9 ~ i g
(3) on to the pins in the rear and front log.
Place center right twig (4) on the remaining
two pins of the front and rear logs. Place too
left twig ( 6 ) averthe pin on the center le!?FNlg
(1) as shown in Figure 40. P!ace top center
twig (7) overthe pins on the (2) and ( 4WiSs.
Place too riqht twig (5)over the pins on twigs
(4) and (7). Top center r.vig (7j and !he front
log wiil ilave some 'lame imoingement. ail
otherlogsandtwigsshouid not impingeanthe
flames.
16 I I
To light the burner: rurn 'ON" the remote wall
switch. manually depress and hold the door
Step 11. Checking the System - With gas line switch (Figure 42 ) and rotate the gas valve
installed run initial system checkout before control knob counterclockwise to the "ON"
closing up thefront of the unit. Follow the pilot posttion ("ON" will be at the bottom side of the
lighting instructions on page 24 for millivolt valve\.
appliances. Refer to page 26 for electronic
appiiance iighting instruc!ions.
Note: Instructions are also iound on the valve
shie!d located inside the Sortom control com-
pamnem of the aopliance.
Note: The docf swftch n u s t Se he!d c!osed !or
burnerooeration when testing.
!Vhen ir:; !iSht!nc the 3p~iarc:. it '3;ii :3ke 2
few minutes for the line to purge itseif of ai,.
Once purging is complete. the pilot and burner
,wil iightand operateas indicated in the instruc-
tton manual. Subseouent lightingsof theappli-
ance ' ~ i i3Oiiequlre
; such aur.;ing. insped ;hs
piiottlame (remove logs, if necessary, handling
carefuily;.
Figure 42
Millivolt Appliance Checkout
Electronic Appliance Checkout
The pilot flame should be steady, not lifting ar
iioatlng. Fiame snould be blue :n csior ,!iith To light the burner, turn 'ON' the optional re-
:races of orange at the outer edge. mote all switch, manually depress and hoid
the door switch (Figure 42) and turn the gas
The top W (10 mm) at the pilot generator control switc9 to the "ON" position. Ensure the
(thermopile) and the top '/e' min (tip) of the ignitor lights the oilot. The oilot flame should
quick drop out thermocouple should be en- engulf the flame rod as shown in Figure 43.
gulfed in the pilot flame. The flame should
aroiect 1' (25 mm) bevond the hood at ail three
ports (figure .jij.
PWLI Flame
lo~urtrnem
name Roa
m m l
Figure 43
Step 12. Installing the Glass Door Frame -
Retrieve the glass door frame. Visually inspecf
the gasket on the backside oithe panel. Gasket
surface must be clean.free of irregularities and
Figure 41 seated firmly.
NOTE O I ~ ~ ~ R L a
MSILLUSTRATIONS NOTTO x u V L I
eriy,proceed'of n~shtne~ns:allatlon Leave me
Note: Combustible wall finish materials and/or
surround materials must nor be allowed to
/ Forced Air Kit
conrro KICl!'eVel n 'CN iosiuonana tum the encroach the area defined by the appliance The -FAB-1100 blower provides for a constant
remote wrtch "OFF."~ i o s the
e lower control front face (black sheet metal). Never allow velocity forced air circulation feature for your
compartment door. combusrible materials to be positioned in front appliance.
of or overiaDping the appliance front face.
FINISHING REIIUIREMENTS i The -FAR-1600 assemblv with variable speed
Wall Details A combustible mantel shelf projecting a maxi- wall switch provides a forced air circulation
mum of 8' (203 mml from the wall may be feature lor your aooliance.
Complete finished interior wall. To ins:all the ins:alled a minimum distance of 13"
appliance facing flush with the finished ivail. (330 rnm) irom the too of the door frame These kits mount directv into the lower intake
position frameworktoaccommodate thethick- (Figure 44). chamber with an eiectriul connection made at
ness of the finished wail (Figures 473nd 48). the receptacle provided. The appliance must
have an ndeoendent 1iCVac poiver line incor-
Comblrdible porated at:hetimeof installation. 9efer to Step
Finished Wail 6 :he installation instruc:ions moolied . ~ l t h
o l iamrun:hir Matrnrts
5; ,in0 5: ).
ihe iarcsd air k i i (Fi~iiizs
,---- ~ -

(330 mm)

.i t
;1gwsL / TOP 01TOPDoorAppliance
Frame
PI
Figure 49

C3L3 CLIMATE INSUUTION

7
Figure 50
MOUCIDW8-R [Clean Fan) If you live in a cold climate. seal all cracks
around your aopliance with noncombustibie
Figure 47 matenal and wherever cold air could enter the
room. It IS especially important to insulate
o~its~dechase cavliy between studs and under
floor on wh~chaooliance rests. if floor is above
ground level

DIRECT VENT SERIES OPTIONS

An incomparable package of options are avjil-

able for use wlih these Direct Vent appliances.
- I
These options can both customize the opera-
tion of these unique appiiances and enhance
their beauty and charming aopeal. Ail options
i
1lVMin L
(286mml - Ton ot Ooor Fame
are available in kit form, are aasy to install and
are oac!caged :omolere with ali required parts
T I
7 and instruclions. Some of the option kits need
Figure 51
to be fitted orlor ?o completing :he installation
Model -0V78-C (Louver Trim)
of the apoliance. The follow~ngparagraphs
detaii the kit options availaole lor use with the Decorative Log Rack
Figure 48 appliances covered in this manual.
Decorative log rack provides the look of a
A hearth exlension is not requlred w ~ t ht h ~ s Theseoutstanding optional items can be added wrought iron log grate. The log rack is easy to
appliance. if a hearth extension is used, do not indiv~duailyorinsetsoftwoormore tocustom- install. Simply place the log rack in front of the
blockthe lower control compartmentdocr Any ize vourairectventappliance to fit your homes gas logs.This kitcan be retrofitted to previously
hearth extension used is for appearance only unlque needs. installed -0VTD Series appliances.
and does not have to conform to standard
hearth extension installation requireme'nts.

YOTE: D U G W A S 6 ILLOSRAnONS NOT TO SWLE

W a l l Switch Kit
An optional wall switch kt can be installed
along with all direct vent appliances. The k i
consists of a standard UL wali switch with
cover plate. This kit provides for remote (wall)
operation of the appliance. Replace the wall
switch and cover plate of this kit with the
COmpOnentsoftheRCKandyoucan have true
remote control of your Direct Vent appliance.
turning it on and off from your favorite easy
chair. The wali switch kit shouid be installed
along with the appliance. Refer to Figures 32
and 34 and Steps 5 and 7 for detaiied ins2lla-
tion instructions~
Ostional o n Unit Rocker Switch
An optional rocker switch kit can be installed
directly onall Direct Vent appliances to proviue
for On and Off operation in lieu of a wall switch.
This kiiisdesignedto install inthe lowercontrol
comoaflmeni our oi view and is periec: for use
inhighvoi~lmeareassuchaslobbiesandmooei
homes where limited access to the a~pliance
OnlOff switch is desirable. This kit c ~ be 1 apoiianceabovethe boo:. lnadbitior,toprovid-
retrofitted to previously installed appiiances
and may be temporarily installed in place of
other switch circuitry
Remote Control Kit
The Model -RCK adds the convenience of re-
mote control for your apoliance. The ki! in-
cludes a wireless, hand held transminer and a
receiver that repiaces the wail switcn. This
speciai recelver permlts either manual or re-
mote conrrol modes. Both receiver and trans-
mitter operate fln standard 9 volt baneries (not
included). Refer to the -RCK ins2llation in-
struction ior specific detaiis.
Fieirartory i i n e : Kii
One of the most beautiful enhancements you
can mane to these direct vent aooliances is the
addition of refracto? iiners.The reiracrorJ iiner
kit nclude: Gray ceramic !iger pane!$ TO! toe
rearand side walls of the firebox. The ceramic
fiber oanels have brick-like features in relief.70
install the five paneis. simply place them in
position agains: the firebox walls. This kit can
be retrofitted into previously installed appii-
ances.
Porcelain Panel Kit
An alternative to the standard and reiractory
liner looks of the direct vent appliances is a
porceiain panel forthe backwall of the firebox.
The porcelain panel retlects the image of the
flames, greatly enhancing the warm appeal of
the _DVT8 fire. The porcelain panel mounts
directly against the firebox hack wall with the
hardware provided with the k i t This kiican be
retrofined to previouslv installed appliances.
Decorative Volcanic Stone
The decorative volcanic stone, Model -DVS.
can be used to enhance the look of your appli-
an:e. Spread the dei0:ative volcanic stone
evenly around the bottom of the firebox.
Brass Hood
Attractive brass hoods are availabie in hvo
SNieS to be used on either the clean-face or
louvered-face-DVTB appliances These hoods
are designed to be fitteo to the :ace of the
Ing an aesthetically pleasing appearance to
Your appiiance inslaiiation. tne hnnd reouces
heat effects to decorative mantles and finish
TalPr a r ocate:: c rect y aQovc :re I re3 ace
~, .
floenin? 'ne -OdR 1000 k r i'lci~aestne lec-
~ ~~
essaw attaching hardware-The@ V C hood kit
sraos 1 :o olace r :he position o' :ie upper
m?s. tcc louver Th~si t 321. :Q.eroflt13o !:
previouQlyinstalled appliances.
Brass Louvers
Decorative brass louvers are evaiiable for use
with all direct vent louvered-face (-DVT8-C)
appliances. These iouvers are designed to re-
place the standard black louvers that are pro-
~1020witn tne aopiiance. The orass louver kit
includes six (6) brasslouversthat simptysnap,
into place. They provideatouch of elegance to
any_OVTBaopIianceThis kiican be retrofitted
to previousiv installeo aoollanca.
Gas Flex Line with Valve
A gas flex iine kin isavailable to ald in attaching
the dire~tverltappiiance ro the gassupply This
kit can only be used where local codes permit.
The ktt includes a I/?' NPT to %' :lare in iine
shut-off vaive, a 12' tlex line %" female flare
through and a 3 , flare to W NPT fining. The
components ofthislotare ratedforboth natural
an3 prDpane gas This kit isoesignedlo be used
as an aid in instaliing the appliance.
Decorative Arch Kits
Two arch kns are available for the _Dm8 Se-
ries. A one piece compiete door arch kit and a
four (4) piecearchframe klt. Both kitsare easy
to instiill and do not requirs hardware to attach
them to the standard door frame. The four-
piecearch frame kitcan be installed withoutthe
bottom or bottom and side pieces to customize
the look of your appliance. This kit can be
retrofitted to previously installed -DVT8 Series
appliances. The decorative arch kits can not be
used in coniunction w i h the screen panel kit.
Ceramic Glass
The standard tempered glass of the direct vent
door assembiv can be replaced with ceramic
giass if desired. i h e ceramic glass kit includes
a ceramic glass panel with a factory mounted
gasket. The ceramic glass panel is insialled
within the door frame in place of the tempered
giass. ?>is kit can be retrofitted to previously
installed -DL78 Series appliances.
Screen Panel 13:
I An optrcnai screen panel can be ins'slled on the
_DViBdoor.This screen panel is easy to install
-
1
~ ~ ~
w e d qlass inthedoor.~hiskit can be retrofn-
I( 'ec to :?VIO:.SI? Insla .e3
inces Tqe s ~ $ c3anel
r r ~Tau
Ser~esapp I-
! nor bo use: ir
conjunction wltn tne decorativk arch kits.
I Decorative Filigree Trim Kit
Thedecorativefiligreetrim kit isfor use withall
dlreclventlouvered-face(LDVT8-C)aopliances.
The decorative iiiigree kit IS designed to replace
the standard biack !ouvers that are provided
withtheapphanceannmay beusedinconjunc-
tion with components of the brass louver kit.
The decorative filigree trim Simply snaps into
place to provide your appliance with a warm
I traditional took. This kit can be retrofmed to
prev~ousl;. ~nstalledaopiiances.
 1 Gas Conversian Kib
II BE INSTALLED BY AN AUTHORIZED SFC
DISTRIBUTOR OR OTHER FACTORY CER-
II TtFlEO SERVICETECHNICIAN I N ACCOR-
DANCE !VITH THE MANUFACTURE3'S
INSTRUCTIONS AN0 ALL CODES AND
RE!IUIRE?I~EN~S OF THE AUTHORITY
HAVING JURISDICTION. FAILURE TO
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD
RESULT IN S i 3 l G U S INJURY OR PFIOP-
ERTYDAMAGE.THE OUALIFIEDAGENCY
PERFORMINGTHISWORKASSUMESRE-
In Canada
THE CONVERSION SHALL BE CARRIED OUT
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REOUIREMENTS
OF THE PROVlNClAL AUTHORITIES HAVING
JURISDICTION AND IN ACCORDANCE 'NlTH
THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CAN1-8149.1
AND .2 INSTALUTION CODE.
Gas conversion kits are available to adaot your
direct vent appiiance from the use of one type
to the use oi anorher. These kits conta~nail the
necessarycnmponents neededtocompietethe
task inciuding labeling that must be affixed to
ensure safe operation. Kit part numbers are
listed below and the following steps derzil the
conversion procedure.
Millivolt Conversion Kits
SFC PIN 067645 -Natural lo Propane
SFC PN! OE7646 - Propane !o Natural
Electronic Conversion Kits
SFC P,'N 067668 -Natural to Propane
SH: PIN 067669 -Propane to Natural
Step 1. Turnotlthegassupp~ytotheappilance.
Remove the front giass door :rme frsm :he
appliance. Open the lower control compan-
ment door.
Step 2. Carefully remove the two (2) twigs on
top. Then remove the two ( 2 ) main logs. Exer-
cise care as not to break the logs.
Step 3. Remove the two (2) screws located at
the baseofthe burnertray. Remove the burner
tray wlth the burner. Use care to prevent dam-
age to the air shutter adjustment rod. Lltt the
rear of the burner tray up sllghtly and to the
right to disengage the burner tube from the
manifold and oritlce.
20 1 I
I the
Step4. Millvolt Appliances- Markthewiresto
glsvalve.Then remove and replace the gas
Exercise extreme care to prevent damage to
or breakage of the ignitor assembly. Rcmove
valve (figure 52). the screw securing the pilot assembly to its
mounting bracket. Backotl the flare nut at the
I/ end of the pilot gas line to free the piiot assem-
bly from the gas !he. Remove the pilot arilice
I1 and replace it with the one provided with the
conversion kit. Peinsiall the pilot assembly by
reversing the steps detailed here. When rein-
slaiiing !he ignilot assembly, use :fireme
care loprevent damage and breakage. Do not
apply any leverage lo the ignitor assembly
while restorinq the relainer clip to its original
posiiion.
.Vote: I f :he :gnirgr 3:sernbly is dzmaged, a
replzcemenr */ti8 avzlia^oie,oroer ?/N 067675
I
'
Step 6. Unsc:ew:he orifica from the manifold
and reoiace itwith theone Drovided withthe k i t
3 0 10 1285) for natural'gas unlts and 450
(0.070) for Jropane (,7.?rer to Ftguie 39).
-
Step 7. MillivoII Appliances Replace !he
pilot orifice with the one provided with the kit
(Firyre 54 ).
Step 8. Reassemble all removed components
Figure 52 by reversing the procedures outlined in Me
precsding steps. inspectspud gasketiordam-
Steps. EleclmnicModels- Removethegastype age: replace if neceSsaN. Use pipe joint com-
seiector plug (Figure 52) and turn it around to pound or Teflon taoe on all fittings before
show me appropriate gas type and reinstall the lnstalllng!ensurepropaneresislantcompounds
selectorplug. Gas type in use should bevisibie are used in prooane apolications).
on the selector plug when it is installed. See
.?gore51 acd reclacathe pilot ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NS:
Rencve The Ignitor assembly retainer dlo. and
.xrd'.lly :erove :he ign~torassemb!v.
Pilot
Piiet
Orifice
Retaining
Clip
Flare Nut I
/
''
Figure 53
NOTE DII\GPMlS & ILUISIRATIONSNOTTO SCALE

Figure 54
Step 9. Attach conversion K* label ro ine rating
plate on the appliance; Label F for units con-
vened to natural (las or Label I for unrtr zon-
vexed to propane (Figure 55 j.
PROPANEILPG
,m, nuu" - ,,cm
"."~OL,IIIIS~LLI.
3w">Lr %In 9,9,GD?".
Figure 55
Step 10. Turn on gas supply and test for gas
leaks as described in the gas llne connection
Insiructlons Step E on page 15
I
WARNING: CHILOREN A N 0 ADULTS
SHOULD BE ALERTED TO THE HAZARDS
I
OFHIGH SURFACETEMPERATURES. USE
CAUTION AROUND THE APPLIANCE TO
AVOID BURNS OR CLOTHING IGNITION.
YOUNG CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPER-
VISED WHEN THEY ARE IN THE SAME
ROOM AS THE APPLIANCE.
1. Appliance operation may be controlled
throughtheoptional ONIOFFunitrockerswitch,
located in the lower control comoartment. or
througharemotely iocated optionalwall swtch.
Separate switches may provide independem
:ontroi for the forced air blower and remote
fireplace operation (optional equipment).
2. When lit forthe first time. this appliance will
emitaslignt odor for an hourortwo. Thisisdue
to the "burn-in" of internal paints and lubri-
:ants used in the manufacturtng process.
3. Uponeach lightlng oftheapoliance,conden-
;atlonmavoccurandiogthe insideofthe9:ass
panel. -his condition will disaopear shortiy a
the appliance heats.
4. Keep iower control compartment clean by
vacuuming or brushlng at least twice a year.
Morefreouent cleaning may b2 required due to
excessive lhnt trom careering. Sedding materi-
ais, etc. It is imponant that conrroi compan-
menis. Surners an0 c:rculating alr passage-
ways of the aopliance be keo: clean.
5. Always turn off Gas to the pilot ( m i l l ~ o l t
appliances) belore cleaning. Before re-lighting,
referto the lighting instructions in this manual.
Instructions are alsc found on a pull-out panel
locared on the floor of the appliance.
6. Always keeptheapplianceareaclearand free
fromcombustiblemateriais.gaso1ineandother
flammable iigulds.
7. Remember, theseaopiiances have a burning
11r pilot:lame. Millivoltappliances haveacontlnu-
ous burning pilot flame. Exercise caution when
usin0 products with combust~blevapors
WARNING: OBSERVE CAUTION NEAR
THE GLASS PANEL. THE GLASS PANEL
MAY S H A T E R UNEXPECTEDLY OR IF
STRUCK WiTK kt4 ObJECT,
8. CAUTION: DO NOT OPERATE THIS APPLI-
ANCE WITH A BROKEN GLASS PANEL. Where
broken glass exlsts, rhe comoiete giass door
frame assembly mus: be repiaced. See the
Replacement Parts Lars on page 30 and 32 for
-orVortnaps Glass a o ~ ' r a m srenovaianc r e
asseTo v ~ n s t ~vrs
~ c ale
t oes:: 2% o r naoes
7 and 16 respectively.
NOTL OIffiPAMS & ILLUSTPATIMIS NOTTO SC/\LE.
surface withclean, dampened, son cldth. ~ b i -
low with dry, soft towel as desired. Take care
not to scratch the glass surface.
~
WARNING: DO NOT USE ABRASIVE
CLEANERS. NEVER CLEAN THE GLASS
WHEN IT IS HOT.
Maintenance
The appliance and venting system should be
inspected before use and at least annually by a
quailfled servlce technician.
IMPORTANT: TURN OFF GAS AND ANY ELEC-
TRICAL POWER BEFORE SFRVICINGTHE AP-
PLIANCE.
The main burner compartment should be in-
spected annuallyfor properoperation. Remove
glass door frame assemblv and perform gen-
era cieaningto removeanysurface build-upon
oiiotand burnerassembiy.Wioeihe pilotnonle,
Ign1ter:odand hood (Figures4land43).Avoid
d!sturbi:,g the loose ceramic fibers on!he:ron!
burner.
P.efer to Step 12 for the giass door frame
ins:allation. When returning to service, verify
proper flame cnaracteristics as described in
SteD 13. refer to Figure 45.
Gasket Inspection
I! is important thatthe glassdoorframegasket
be ins~ecredat the beginning of the heating
season by a qualified technician. Examine the
seaiing gasket ior signs of deterioration. Also
make sure the gasket has a positive seal, pre-
venting combustion gases trom escaping into
the room Qepiace the glass door frame if
necessary wirh material identified in the Re-
placement Parts Lists on pages 30 and 32.
With nrooer care and maintenance. yourappli-
ance will orovide manv vears of eniovment If
you should ~xperienceany problem. firs: refer
to the trouble shooting guide in this manual. I!
problem oerslsts, contact vour local service
center.

Your gas appliance is Covered by a one year
limited warranty. You will find a copy of the
warranbj at the end of this manual. Please read
:he warranty to be familiar with its coverage.
Retainthis manual. Fileitw~thyour other docu-
ments for future refercnca.
ACCESSORY PARTS AND COMPONEKT
LIST FOR -0VVJ-C AND -DVTB-H
SERIES APPLIANCES
TheaccessoNpartsand componentson pages
24 and 25 are :o be used only with this appii-
ancesystem. Separate installation instruct~ons
I are packaged with most accessones.

REPUCEMENT PARTS

A cOrnDlete parts list is found ~t!he end of this

!I If you encoun:er anv probiems~ornave any
questions concerning Me installation or appli-
cation of this system, please contact your dis-
tributor. Forthe name of your nearest distribu-
manual. Useonly partssuppiiedfromthemanu- tor contact:
tacrurer.
SFC
'NARNING: THE G U S S OOOP. (1F THlS 4325 Arlesia Avenue
APPLIANCE IS MANUFACTURED WlTH Fullerlan, CA 92633
J714) 521-7302
TEMPERED GLASS (39 %"X 21 5/s" X'4'1'
THICK) (SEE 'NOTE). DO NOT ATEvlPT
TO SUBSTITUTE SHE GLASS MATERIALS
USED ON THlS DOOR. DO NGT AKEMPT
TO REPIACETHEGLASSDOOR ORGLASS
WlTH ANYTHING OTHER THAN MATERI-
ALS SUPPLIED BY THEMANUFACTURER.
THE G U S S DOOR MUST BE AEPUCED
ASACOMPLETEUNIT. FAILURETO COM-
PLY WITH THESE REQUIREME?US 'NILL
VOlO THE PRODUCT WARRANTY AND
LIMIT MANUFACTURER LIABILITY.

Nomlaliy, ail pans should be nrtlsred through

your local distnbutor or dealer. Pans '#ill be
shipped at prevailing prices at time of orber.
I
i When oraering repair parts. aiways give the
: following intormation:

1 1. The model number of the appliance.

2. The serial number of the appliance.
3. The pan number.
4. The descr~ptlonof the pan.
5. The quantiyf required.

'Note: 5mm thicltceramicglassis an qvailabie

option from the factoy. Consult your sales
NOTES:
I ACCESSORIES AND COMPONENTS

Homomal Termrnation .OV~HTX-l Snap Switch Kit .SSK

flexible ' l e d Sntion ns~i-?A Gas flex Line Kit _GRV

7emale Comroi Kit 4CX

I o ~Switch
E ~Xil 3s

igh Tempenhlm
Horizontal T e n ~ n a l i a _OSE-HlK ealad (70U'l _MIII-Pac Black lail Swnd Kit _WS6

NOTE: DIffiWMS b IUUSiRInONS NOT TO SCALE

 Log Rack Kit .DLR43

4-Pien Oecorslive
S m a n Panel Kit SPY-43 Arch Frame Kit

1-PIECED ~ m f a t i v e ~ a g n~ i i * l u # e SFC PIN 063928 N~IYIII

Arch Fnme Kil .DAT43.1 O,.IIEB Y r l \ SF? Plh L63893 Prooanl

5-Pimc Forwe Air B i w e l Liw

F i l i p ~ e l r i mKil .FlK43 Relradov Liner Kit JLK-43 -SiwIeSpeed
- ~ a r i r h l rS ~ c e n
Fur-DWT0.R models only.

P ~ m l a i nPanel Kil _PPK43

NOTE: DIffiRP*IS 6 ILLUSTRPITICUS NOTTO SCALE

 LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: !FYOU DO NOT FOLLOWTHESE!NSl3UCTlCNS EYACTLI. A ? ? X I9R ZPLOS:CN
MAY RESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE.
A. This appliance has a piiot whicn must be lighied Sv hand.
When iighting the pilot, foilow these instructions exacdy.
B. BEFORE OPEAATING smeil all around the aooiiance
, , area for
I gas. ?e sure to sme!l next to the :loor because some 3as is
heavier than air and will settle on the :loor.
WHAT TO !I0 IF YOU S ! K L ';AS
Extinguish any open flame.
Open windows.
C
Do not light any appliance.
Do not :ouch any alectriml swlrches.
Do not use any phone in your building.
1. STOP! isac the szi:! r:rir;2i!rr iccve on thls page.
2. Access the iower control ccrnpanment.
3. Turn remote wall switch to "CF?."
4. Verify main line shut-off valve is ooen.
5. P ~ s hin gas control knob slighth 2nd :urn c!cc!?.vise
!o 'OFF."
A
Note: Knob cannot Se turned from "2riOT" to "OFF"
unless me knob is pushed in slightly. Do not force.
I 9. Turn gas control knob countercioctwise
I 10. Close iower controi compartment.
1. Turn remote wall switch ''2VF" The pilot will remain lit :Or
normal sewlce.
2. For complete shutdown, turn remote wall switch to "OFF."
3. Access the lower control compartment.
lmmediatelvc~ilyour;s supplierfrom a nelghbol's ?hone.
If your gas supplier cannc! be reached, call the fire depsrt-
rnent.
C. Use Only your hand to push in or turn ihe gas controi knob.
Never use tools. If the knoh wlll not push in or turn bv hand.
do not t p to repalr it. call a nualified sertice rechnician.
Force or artemoted :eDalr rnav result in a fire or an exolosion.
1
i
0. Do not use this appliance if any part has been under water.
immediately call a qualified service technlclan to inspect the
a~plianc: and to reoiacs anv oan of the control svstem and
any as control which has oeen unaer:vater.
6. Wait five (5)minutes tc c:cz out anv 3;s. If you :hen srne!l
gas. STOP! Follow "3" I T the safety nforrnation above on
:his page. If you do not smell gas, go to the next slep.
7. Push in gas COGtrol knob slightly and turn counterclockwise
p-, to "PILOT."
8. Push in control knob ail the way and hold in. Immediately
light :he pilot by !rigQering t>e spark ignitor (pushing the
bunon) until pilot lights. Continue to hold the control knob in
tor abcut 1 !h minutss after :he pilot is lit. Release knob i n d
it w11lpop back UP. Pjlot should remain lit. If t goes out.
repeat s:eps 5 through a.
If %nab does not pop up wnen
released, stop and immediately call
your service technician or gas
Supplier.
- If 3i1ot will not stay lit after several
tries, iurn the controi knon to "OF?
and cail your sawice technlcran or
gas supplier.
f i to "ON."
4. Depress gas control knob s l i ~ h t l vand turn clockw~se
to "OFF." 00 not force.
5. Close lower control compartment.
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 INSTRUCTIONS D'ALLUMAGE

I I AVEATISSEMENT SI VOUSNESUIVQPASCESINSTRUCTIONSALALETTRE. ILPOURRAITS~ENSUIVRE UN INCEHDIEOU UNE

EXPLOSlOFi CAUSANT DES DOMMAGES MATERIELS, DES BLESSURES CORPOREL.ES OU MEMEOES PERTES OE VIE. I 1
A. Cet appareil est munl d'une veilleuse qui dot &Ire allumee a la Aopelez immediatemint vofre compagnie de gaz cn utiiisant le
main. Lorsque vous allumez la veilleuse. sulvez exactement ces telephone t u n volsin:
instruct~ons. S'il vous est Impossible de contacter votre compagnie de g z .
appelez le service des incendies.
B. AVANT DE VOUS Eli SERVIR, sentez tout autour de I'apoareil ou il

I
pourralt y avo11 une odeur de g u . Renillez pres du plancner car, le
gaz etant plus lourd que i'a~r,11 se depose sur le plancher.

VOlCl CE RUE VOUS DEVEZ FAlRi SI VOUS D~CELEZ

UNE ODEUR
C. Sewez-VOUSunlouement devotre main pourtourner ou pour
enfoncer le bouton de reglage du gaz. N'employez jamals un outil.
Si le bouton refuse de tourner ou de bouger. ne tente? pas de le
I
--
nF cn7. reparer. Appelez un techniclen mmpbtem et experimente. Si vous
essavez de ie forcer ou de le reparer, vous pourrlez causer un

- Cteignez toutes ies flammes nues.

Ouvrez les fenctres.
Wallumez aucun appareil.
incendie ou une explosion.
D. Ne vous servez pas de cet appareil si I'un de ses elements a Bte
Immerge oans i'eau. Appelez lmmediatement un technicien
Ne touche2 a aucun commutateur eiectrique. comp5tem pour falre Inspecter I'appareii el remplacer toute piece du
Ne vous servez d'aucun telephone dans votre edifice. svsteme de reglage ou commande du gaz oui a el6 sous i'eau.

I. ARRREZ
! L:SE: PS ;cxgen?s 3e secsr,:e cidessus. 7. Enfoncez Ieceremer: r 3au:on dr repiage dl' ox ?: rou:ner-le ec
;ens Inverse oes algul~lesdune rnon:-e ,
k--
.
, ,usqd'z !a
2. Ouvrsz le cornpacimeni de contrjle 61; bas oosition de veilleuse "?!LOT".

3. Tournez le t86rupteur mural a sa posrtion d'arrit 'OFF" 8. Enfoncez le bouton de reglage jusqu'au fond et gardez-le enfonce.
Alluma lmmeoiatement la veilleuse en decienchant Sallume-gaz a
4. Assurez-vous que la soupape d'arrht de la canalisation principale est etincelle (en poussant le bouton) jusqu'a ce que la veilleuse
ouverte. s'enflarnme. Continuer de tenir le bouion de reglage enfonci
pendant environ 90 secondes apres I'allumage de la veilleuse.
5. Enfoncez legerement le bouton de regiage du aaz et tournez-le dans Relschez le bouton et ii sortlra subitement La veilleuse devralt
le sens des aigullles d'une momre lusqu'i la position rester allumee. Sl elie s'etelnt, repeter Ics etapes 5 a 8
tarre! 'OFF. in~losivement.

. Si le bouton ne sort pas autornatiquemen!

apres avolr ete relsche arrete2
lmmediatement et telephonez a votre
technlclen de service ou a votre
fournisseur de gaz.

S; iaveillauss r e i u x de rester alldmea

apres plusieurs tentatives, tournez le
bouion de regtge jusqu'a sa position
d'arrtt "OFF" et tekpnonez a votre
tecnnicien de service ou a votre
R?mafqu~:!!es! r.n5orsjblf OP tgurncr !c bl!!!on i?e "p!! 97"i fnl~rn~sseui de ~ a z .
" O F a morns oui! ne sort legerement enionce. Ne ie iorcer 02s.

6. Attende: clna ( 5 ) m~nlrlespour en lalsser sorltr ; 1 aaz. le cas

echoam. Si vous decelez une odeur oe gaz. ARRETEZ ! Relournez
f--,
9. iournez le bouton de reglage du gar en sens Inverse des aigullles
d'une montre jusau'a sa posrtion Oe marche "ON'?

au point "B" des consignes de secur#e cr-dessus. Si vous ne 10. Fermez le compart~mentde comr6lc du bas.
remarquez aucune odeur de gaz, passez a l'etape suivante.

I . Taurnez e te~eruoteu:n u r a r. sa position d'arret "OFF". La veilleuse 4, ~~f~~~~legbrement lebouton de regiage du gaz et tourner-ie dans
restcra aiurncc jusqa au rctour du s e ~ l c enormal^ le sens des aiguilles d'une monl~e fi jusqua sa postlon
d'arrbt "OFF. Ne le force2 pas.
2. Pour une fermeture complete, tournez le telerupteur mural a sa
position d'arrt "OFF. 5. Ferrnez ie comparliment de contr6le du bas.
3. Ouvrez le compartimeni de controle du bas.
I
 LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS - ELECTRONIC

WARNING: IFIOU DO NOTFOLLOWTHESEINSTRUCTIONSMACTLY, AFIREOR EXPLOSION

?8AI RESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE.

A. When lighting the appliance. foilow these instructions Immediately cail your gas supplier from a neighbor's
exactly. phone.
If your gas supplier cannot be reached, call the fire
8. BEFORE OPERATING smell ail around the appliance area department.
for gas. Ee sure to smd,l! next cto the tlocr L..u
n*cq~sesome
gas is heavier than air and will settle on the flccr.
C. Use only your hand to turn the gas control lever. Never
use tools. If the lever will not turn by hand. do not try to
WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS h-
repair it, call a qualified service technician. Force or
attempted -eoair may result in a fire ar i n ?xgiosion.
E ~ ~ n g u l any
s h open ilame.
Open windows. 0. Do not use this appliance if any part has Seen under
Do not light any appliance. water. Immediately call a qualified service technician to
Do not touch any electrical switches. inspect the appliance and to replace any parl of the
control system and any gas control which has been
Do not use any phone in your building
under water.

1. STOP! Read :he safety iniormatlon above on this page. 5. Turn the ONlOFF swltch to "OFF". Do not force.

2. Turn remote wall switch to 'OFF."
3. Open lower control compartment door
4. Verify main iine shut-off valve is ooen.
8. Wait five (5) minutes to clear out any gas. If you then
smeli gas. STOP! Foilow "a" in the safety information
above on th~spage. If you do not smell gas, goto the
n e x step.
7. Turn the ONIOFF switch to "ON". Do not force

8. Turn "ON" all electrical power to appliance (remote wall

switch).

9. Close lower control compartment door.

TO SHUT OFF

1. Turn off all electrical power to the appliance (remote ,wail

switch).
Front View

L I

TO TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE

1. For complete snur-aa'vn. turn remote wall switch to
'OFF."
2. Open lower control compartment door.
3. Turn the ONIOFF switch to "OFF". Do not force
4. Close the main line shut-off valve.
5. Close lower control compartment door.
 INSTRUCTIONS D'ALLUMAGE - ELECTRONIC

I I
AVE3TISSEMENT : SI VOUS NE SUIVEZPAS CES INSTRUCTIONS A LA LETTRE. IL POURRAITS'ENSUIVRE UN INCENDIE OU
JNEEXPLOS~ONCALSANTDES DOMMAGES MATERIELS. 0% BLESSURESCDWREILES ou MI IS
OES PIR~ES LIEVIE. I I
I A. Lorsque vous allumez I'appareil, sulvez exactement ces in-
structions.
- Appelezimmediatementvotrecompagn~edegazenutilisant
le telephone d'un voisin. I
S'il vous est lmposslble de contacter votre compagnie de
0. AVANT DE VOUS EN SERVIR, sentez tout autour de I'apparell gaz, appelez le servlce des incendies.
oh il pourra~tyavoiruneodeurdegaz.Reniflezpresdu plancher
car, legazetant plus lourd que I'alr, 11 se deposesur le plancher.
C. Server-vous uniquementdevotre main pourtournerla manette

I
de reglage du gaz. N'employez jamais un outil. Si la manette
VOlCl CE (IUE VOUS DNEZ FAIRE SI VOUS DECELEZ UNE
refuse de toumer. ne tentez pas de la reoarer. Appelez un
ODEUR DE GW
technlcien competent et experimente. Si vous essayez de la
~teigneztoutes les flammes nues. farceroude lareparer, vous pourriezcauserun incendieou une
explosion.
Ouvrez les fengtres.
N'allumez aucun apoareil.
Ne iouchez a aucun commutaieur electriaue.
0. Nevous selvezpasde cet appareil si I'un de ses e16ments aete
immerge dans l'eau. Appeiez lmmediatement un technicien
competent pour faire inspecter I'appareil et remplacer toute
If
Ne vous servez d'aucun telbphone dans votre edifice
piece du systeme de reglage ou commande du gaz qui a Pe 1
SOUS I'eau. i

I 1. ARRREZ ! L~serles cgnsgnes ce skurite ci-dessus.

2. Toumez le telerupteur mural a sa posltlon d'arrd "OFF.

5. Tournez la rnanette de regage du gaz a sa position d'arre:
"OFF?
I
I
6. Attendez cinq (5) minutes pour en lalsser sortir le gaz, le cas
3. Ouvrez la pone du compartiment de contr6le du bas. echeant.Sivousdecelezuneodeurdegaz.ARR~Z! Retournez
au point "6"des consignes ae skurite ci-dessus. Si vous ne
4. Assurez-vous quelasoupaped'arret delacanaiisation principaie remarquez aucune adeur de gaz, passe2 a l'etape suivante.
est ouverte.
7. Tournez la manette de reglage du gaz jusqu'a sa position de
narcna "ON. Ne la iorcez pas.
f 1
8. Ouvrez le courant ~lecrrlque("ON) qul allmenre l'appareii
(telerupteur mural).

!. Fern% la porte du comoartirnent de contrble du bas

POUR 8EINDRE L'fiPPfiREIL

ONIOFF witch-'^ 1. Coupez tout le courant electriclue qui alimente I'appareil

Vue avant (telerupteur mural)

1. PQI!~une twne!urt c3rnol9te, toumezletel~ruoteurmurala sa 3. Tournez la manette de regiaae du gaz a sa positlon d'arrkt
position d'arrgt "OFF". "OFF'. Ne la forcez pas.

2. Ouvrez la porte du compartiment de contrdle du bas. 4. Fermez la soupape d'arret de la canalisation principale.

I 5. Fermez la porte du compartiment de contrble du bas.

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NOTE: OIffiR*MS 6 ILLUSTRATIONS HOT TO S3LE

 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - ELECTRONIC

GAS CCNTROLS -ELECTRONIC

-0VT8-CENS
NO. DESCRIPTION Part NO. Qty.
20. Gas Valve - Honeywell 904404 1

-
21.-Pilot Assembly 904227 1
22. Orifice. Slandard 901931 1
Orifice, High Altitude Kit 901932 1
REPLACEMENT PARTS - ELECTRONIC
r--------------,

. -
NOTE: DIAGRI\MS 8 ILLUSTRATIONS NOTTO %XU.
 TROUBLESHOOTlNG THE MlLLlVULT GAS CONTROL SYSTEM
MODELS-DVT8-CMNS, -DVT8-CMPS, -DVT8-RMNS AND -DVT8-RMPS
ate: Before troubleshooting the gas control system. be s u e e<y,ut.rna/gcis shut oif valve (located at g ~ supply
e "31V" oosition.
SYMPTOM
1. Spark ignctor will not light
pilot after repeated
triggerin4 of red Curion.
2. Pilot will not stay lit after
carelully following the
lighting instructions.
3. Pilot burnlng. no gas to
burner. Valve knob "ON.'
Wail Swttch "ON."
4. Frequent pilot outaget
problem.
5. Frequent burner outage
prnblem~
POSSIBLE CAUSES
A. Defective ignitor
(no sparkat eiectrodel.
0. Deiective or misaligned electrode
at pilot (spark at electrode).
C
C. Gas supply pressure errant.
0. Pilot orifice plugged.
A. Defective p~lotgenerator (thermo-
couole).
A. 'Wall switch or wires defective.
8. 'hermooiie may not he generating
suitic~entmiiiivoitage.
-
C. ?lugged burnerortfice.
-
D. Defective door sw~tch(located at
lower right comer of doorfrarnel.
A. Pilot ilame may be too low or
biowing (high) causing the pilot
safety to drop out.
--
A. Pilot tlame may be loo low or
blowing (nigh) causing the valve
safety to drop out.
s inlet) is in
CORRECTIVE ACTION
.
Check for spark at electrode and pllot; if no spark and
eledrode wire is propert!, connected. replace ignitor.
Using 3 matc9, light pilot if $ior iights, turn off pilot and
I trigger the red button again. If pilot !ighfs, an improper gas
mixrure caused me bad lightingand a longer purge period is
recommended. If pilot wrll not light-check gap at electrode
and N o t - shouid be %' io have a strong spark. it gao
measures 'K. replace pilot (Figure 41 )~
-
Check inlet gas pressure. It should be within the !imits as
marked on the rating plate.
Clean or replace pilot orifice.
Check pilot flame, it must implnge on
41 ).Clean andlor adjust pilot for maximum flame impinge-
ment on thermocoupie. Ensure thatthe connection between
the valve and thenocouole are tioht and secure.
I
Checkwall swltch and wiresfor properconnections. Jumper
wlre across :erminais at wall swltch, if burner comes on.
replace Oefective wall swrtch. It okay, jumper wires across
ail s~t!cn~.v~resatv~ive.
it burnercomeson, wiresare faulty
or connedions are bad.
Chcck:nermopile wlth millivolt meter. Take reading al iher-
mopile termmais of gas valve. Should read 325 millivolts
minimum with optional wail switch "OFF."Replace faulty
thermopile i f reading is below specified minimum.
1 Check burner orifice for stoopage and remove.
Remove door frame (see instructions).
-
Remove two (2) screws from switch mounting bracket, pull
switch out.
Jumper wire across terminals of door switch.
If burner comes on, door switch is d e f e c ~ e Replace.
.
Clean andloradjust pilotflame for maximum flame impinge- .
menton thermocouple (Figure41 ). For vertical termination
vent systems taller tnan 10 feet. use an air restnctor.
Clean andloradjust pllotfiame for maximum flame impinge-
ment on thermopile (Figure 41 ). For vertical termination
vent systems tailer than 10 feet, use an air restrictor.
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