column'
,I,'
*'C
y'.:
('1
Use
2
or
3
teaspoonsful
in
bearing
oil
cup,
Use
Table
1 which
is
taken
from
Table
2A
fig.
3,
and
10
or
12
drops
in
the
motor
oil
of
ANS
booklet
Z21.30
"Insta
Ilation
cups.
Use
no.
20
non-detergent
motor
oil.
of
Gas
Piping
Appliances
in
Buildings''
and
•
is
based
on
a pressure
drop
of
0.3
inches
of
(
Follow
the
same
oiling
procedure
if
a
re-
water
and
a specific
gravity
of
0.80
(except
placement
circulator
Is
installed
into
the
for
propane
gas
which
is
1.53).
11 the
serv-
system.
Ice
pressure
is
five
inches
water
column'
or
less,
use
one
size
larger
pipe
than
specified.
GAS
CONNECTIONS
Where
it
is
necessary
to
use
more
than
the
Before
attaching
the
gas
line
to
the
boiler,
be
average
number
of
pipe
fittings
in
gas
sup-
sure
that
all
gas
pipe
used
is
clean
on
the
in-
ply
line,
use
a
larger
pipe
than
specified
to
side.
If
dirt
and
scale
from
the
gas
pipe
gets
compensate
for
increased
pressure
drop.
into
the
gas
controls,
a control
may
fail
to
close
properly,
causing
the
boiler
to
overheat.
3.
Gas
Meter.
Be
sure
that
the
gas
meter
has
sufficient
capacity
to
supply
the
full
rated
Joint
compounds
(pipe
do
e)
shall
be
applied
gas,
input
of the
boiler.as
well
as
the
require-
sparingly
and
only
to
the
male
threads
of
pipe
ments
of
all
other
gas
fired
equipment
sup-
joints.
Such
compounds
shall
be
resistant
to
the
plied
by
the
meter.
If
gas
meter
is
too
small,
action
of
I.iquefied
petroleumgases.
ask
the
gas
company
to
install
a
larger
.
meter.
Soap
and
water
solution,
or
other
material
ac-
ceptable
for
the
purpose,
shall
be
used
in
locating
4.
Gas
Pressure
Regulators.
The
gas
pressure
gas
leakage.
MATCHES,
CANDLES,
FLAME
OR
pressure
regulator
is
Included
in
the
combi-
OTHER
SOURCES
OF
IGNITION
SHALL
NOT
BE
nation
gas
valve
and
is
set
to
operate
on
the
USED
FOR
THIS
PURPOSE.
boiler
rating
plate.
Threaded
unions
used
in
the
gas
lines
shall
be
If
it
is
necessary
to
adjust
the
gas
pressure,
of the
inetal-to-rnetal
type.
remove
the
regulator
cap
on
underside
of
gas
valve
and
turn
the
adjusting
screw
counter-
To
trap
any
dirt
or
foreign
material
in
the
main
clockwise
to
decrease
the
pressure.
Turn
gas
line,
a
dirt
leg
must
be
Incorporated
in
the
the
adjusting
screw
clockwise
to
increase
bottom
of
a
convenient
pipe
rise,
see
fig.
1.
the
pressure.
Do
not
exceed
the
pressure
Refer
to
ANS
booklet
Z21.30.
specified
as'over-firing
or
subsequent
dam-
ra
age
to
the
boiler
will
result.
(See
Table
2
In
all
cases,
local
codes
have
authority
over
the
for
correct
manifold
pressures
for
each
unit.)
following
instructions.
TABLE
2 - CORRECT MANJFOLD PRESSURE FOR FULL
1.
Correct
Gas.
Make
sure
the
gas
on which
the
BOILER INPUT
boiler
will
operate
is
the
same
as
that
speci-
fled
on the
boiler
rating
plate.
Do
not
install
Model Number
A.G.A. Rated Input
Natural Gas
*L.P.
Gases
the
boiler
if
equipped
for
a different
type
gas
HW-160
160,000
3.5
10.5
-
consult
your
supplier.
Hw-200
200,000
3.5
10.5
HW-225
225,000
3.5
2.
Sizing
Gas
Supply
Line.
if
local
codes
re-
quire
that
the
main
manual
gas
shutoff
valve
*Nat listed for use with L.P. - air gas.
be
installed
outside
the
unit
at
a specified
height,
install
valve
as
shown
in
fig,
1.
VENT
CONNECTIONS
i-",
TABLE
1 - GAS SUPPLY PIPE SlZES (IN JNCHES)
Remove
all
soot
or
other
obstructions
from
chim-
Distance
Natural Gas
L.P. Gas
ney
which
will
retard
free
draft.
To Boiler
Frorn Meter
HW-160
HW-200
HW-225
HW-IGO
HW-200
1.
Flue
Plpe,
Install
and
size
the
flue
pipe
,
as
necessary.
10
3/4
3/4
3/4
1/2
1/2
30
1
1
1
3/4
3/4
The
connection
from
the
boiler
to
the
chim-
50
1
1
11/4
3/4
1
ney
should
be
run
full
size
and
should
have
•
80
1
11/4
11/4
1
1
a
minimum
pitch
upward
to
the
chimney
of
100
11/4
11/4
11/4
1
1
one
quarter
Inch
perfoot'length.
Do
not
in-
150
11/4
11/4
11/4
1
11/4
stall
without
draft
diverter
and
do
not
install
200
11/4
11/4
11/4
1
11/4
Be
any
damper
in
the
flue.
..Be
sure
that
the
flue
pipe
does
not
extend
beyond
the
inside
wall
r,'1
of
the
chirnney.
AOS
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Roenbeck
FILED: NEW YORK COUNTY CLERK 02/20/2018 10:20 AM
INDEX NO. 190311/2015
NYSCEF DOC. NO. 337
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