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DAKA Furnace Model 621 

November 2009 Edition 

 

 

Revision 2: 7-20-12 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:  

 

I.  UNPACKING

 

Remove all component parts from firebox for assembly; check piece count against 
parts list on page 14 of this manual.  

NOTE: Remove firebrick from carton while 

still within firebox.  Do NOT attempt to lift full carton.

 

Parts shortage:  

If carton was sealed when purchased, call or write factory 
immediately.  Provide model number and serial number of 
furnace, found on front mounted data plate, along with a 
description and quantity of missing parts.  Replacements will 
be shipped.  If carton was purchased unsealed, contact store 
for missing parts. 

 

Concealed Damage:  If any components have been damaged in transit, advise the 

dealer from whom the furnace was purchased of the nature 
of the problem, so that a freight claim can be filed. 

 
II.  FURNACE ASSEMBLY  (Refer to Parts List on page 14) 
 

A.  Attach fire door (1) to hinge bracket using hinge pin. 

IMPORTANT

:  Refer to 

Instructions in Hinge Assembly Bolt Bag for proper installation.  Note that door 
features a double latch operation to limit initial swing of door to 1" on opening.  
Continue turning handle clockwise beyond 3 o'clock position to permit full opening 
of door.  Close door with handle in same position; rotate counterclockwise to lock. 

B.  Insert thermal gasket (6) between ash door (5) and ash pan (7) front, and 

assemble using two 1/4" bolts and nuts provided. 

C.  Insert Smoke Bypass Damper rod (8) through small hole above fire door, handle 

pointing up, and run rod directly back onto smoke baffle plate inside firebox. 
Reaching in through fire door opening, screw one large nut onto threaded rod all 
the way to the end of the thread. Insert threaded rod end into the hole on the 
upright plate on the Smoke Bypass Damper sliding plate, keeping the spring 
handle upright.  Screw on the 2

nd

 large nut and tighten fully. 

D.  Remove cast-iron grate (10) from firebox. Proceed to install firebricks (15) along 

sides and back of firebox, starting at the front, by slipping brick under retaining 
angle iron and standing them upright on the grate support rails. 

 

CAUTION:  FIREBRICK MUST BE INSTALLED CORRECTLY OR 

HEAT DAMAGE MAY OCCUR. 

 

E.  Reinstall cast-iron grate in firebox, reinforcing ribs down, resting on side rails.  

Insert 3" x 13½" x ¼” steel grate spacer (11) at rear of grate. 

F.  Install 550-cfm blower (14) on back of furnace using four No. 12 x ½" screws 

provided.  

G.  Furnace is shipped with air jacket already fitted and installed.  If it has worked loose 

during shipping or unpacking, do the following: 

Summary of Contents for 621

Page 1: ...long as the heat produced by the supplementary furnace keeps the living area temperature above the setting on the primary furnace wall thermostat the primary furnace should not burn any gas oil or use...

Page 2: ...ator 283 with adjustable settings available at extra cost 5 Installation of this furnace in mobile homes or garages is prohibited 6 This furnace must be installed on a non combustible floor surface su...

Page 3: ...STIBLE MATERIAL WITHIN MARKED INSTALLATION CLEARANCES INSPECT AND CLEAN FLUES AND CHIMNEY REGULARLY CAUTION HOT SURFACES KEEP CHILDREN AWAY DO NOT TOUCH DURING OPERATION MAXIMUM DRAFT MARKED ON NAMEPL...

Page 4: ...e beyond 3 o clock position to permit full opening of door Close door with handle in same position rotate counterclockwise to lock B Insert thermal gasket 6 between ash door 5 and ash pan 7 front and...

Page 5: ...uit connector not included for field wiring connections B Make all wiring connections per the schematic in FIG 6 making all connections shown with wire nuts provided Check all wiring connections for t...

Page 6: ...NUM MUST BE METAL on air jacket top with tin snips or sabre saw as needed using starting collar to attach 2 Install ductwork with proper clearances to combustibles in accordance with local building co...

Page 7: ...ower on and off when heat is received from the DAKA furnace See FIG 1 for fan control location IMPORTANT Normal operation will produce flue gas temperatures in the 300 600 F range If higher or lower o...

Page 8: ...warm during a power failure as when power is on Do no attempt to increase heat output by opening ash door or fire door B In Case of a Chimney Fire 1 Call the fire department immediately 2 Reduce room...

Page 9: ...contain could rust your furnace over the summer months thereby shortening the life of the unit X TROUBLE SHOOTING A Problem Smoke puff back when loading poor burning insufficient heat Solutions 1 Insu...

Page 10: ...discoloration obtain a high temperature flat black spray paint from hardware or fireplace shop If problems persist or help is needed in installation or operating of furnace contact Customer Service D...

Page 11: ...upply plenum must be metal EXAMPLE 6 Minimum Listed Type HT Chimney serving DAKA Furnace Only Minimum 12 Round Cold Air Return Pipe Connected To Filter Box Inlet Primary Furnace natural gas electric o...

Page 12: ...oring Wall Clearances to Combustibles Furnace to sidewall 18 Flue to sidewall 27 Furnace to back wall 32 Flue to back wall 23 Furnace to front wall 48 Sides of DAKA furnace to primary furnace 9 From S...

Page 13: ...Page 13 of 15 DAKA Furnace Model 621 November 2009 Edition Revision 2 7 20 12 FIG 5 Alternative Warm Air Plenum Pipe Insert Designs FIG 6 Wiring Schematic...

Page 14: ...te 59650001 1 11 Grate Spacer A 57660001 1 12 Firebrick 57600001 15 13 Hinge Assembly A Bolt Bag B 30720 36212 1 14 Blower 550 cfm 63610004 1 15 Air Jacket Top Panel 64590210 1 16 Air Jacket Bottom Pa...

Page 15: ...in other than residential service connected to conventional basement type up flow central heating system if non approved fuels are used in firing of units or if unit is damaged due to accident improp...

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