Owner`s manual

Fig. 96,

Locate Side Mounting Brackets as shown in fig. 96

and line up the mounting holes in the side of the heater

body (note either channel may be fitted to either side).

Secure the side channels to the heater using the screws

provided – 2 per side.

4. Locate Top Insulation Blanket.

For top vent outlet appliances, cut out a circle at the

center of the insulation layers for the vent collar.

Place both the insulation layers on top of the appliance

case inboard of the stand-off spacers. See figure 97.

!Warning: Failure to install both the insulation layers may

cause a fire hazard and voids warranty.

Secure the Outer Cast Arch to the Appliance as

shown with self tapping screws provided. See figure 99.

Tighten screws enough to ensure a tight fit between

casting and sheet metal parts.

(it may be necessary to re-drill 1/8” pilot holes for the

self tapping screws due to miss alignment caused be

shifting tolerances with the cast iron arch.)

Note – The weight of the Cast Iron Surround must

not be carried by the connection to the heater – it

must sit on a hearth or be securely screwed to the

wall.

Hang the Inner Cast Arch on the Outer Arch by

inserting the mounting hooks into the notches in the

Outer Arch, see Figure 98. The fit or Gap between the

Inner Cast Arch and the Outer Cast Arch, may be

tightened by bending the mounting hooks slightly

inwards. Do Not Bend The Hooks Too Far or The

Removable Inner Arch Will Be Difficult to

Remove! If this happens a screwdriver inserted through the gap between the back of the casting and the heater

should be able to pry the hook away of the casting. Do not impact the hooks with a hammer as this may break the

welds holding the hooks.

Slide the Hearth Fender up to the front of the casting as shown in Figure 98. Note – it is important that the

hearth in front is flush with the bottom of the heater, otherwise the Hearth Fender will not rest at the

proper height.

Fig 97, Insulation Blanket.

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Fig 98 , Hang Inner Cast Arch to Outer Arch.

Fig 99, Secure outer Cast Arch to Heater.