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FIGURE 5

PILOT
FLAME

THERMOCOUPLE

1/2 INCH

PILOT FLAME ADJUSTMENT
(TR-18; 24; 30-M-(MANUAL PILOT CONTROL):

PILOT ADJUSTMENT:
1.  Pilot flame should be steady and soft blue surrounding
approximately 1/2 inch of the thermocouple tip. (Figure 5)
2.  If adjustment is necessary, use a narrow long stem screw
driver to turn PILOT ADJUSTMENT SCREW (Figure 6).

PILOT ADJUST SCREW.  (FIGURE 6) Turn clockwise for
less flame, counter clockwise for more flame.

Valve Knob

OFF      ON

AT PILOT POSITION

SLIGHT PUSH TO

 TURN OFF

FULL PUSH TO 

LIGHT

Pilot Adjust
Screw (Located at 
base of Valve Stem)

FIGURE 6

TR-18; 24; 30-S-(SWITCH PILOT CONTROL)

LIGHTING PILOT:

1.  Slightly push  M I L L I V O L T   G A S   V A L V E   Knob.  Turn  clockwise  to
"OFF". (FIGURE 7)
2.  Put the  C O N T R O L   S E L E C T O R   S W I T C H   into the  O F F  position.
(FIGURE 7)  Accessory Controls must also be turned "OFF".  For Remote
Control, put the  Remote Receiver Switch  in the  "OFF" position.  For
Thermostat Controlled models, turn temperature dial to  "OFF" or to
the lowest temperature setting.
3.  Wait at least five minutes to allow gas  which  may  have  accumulated
around burner to escape.
4.    Slightly  push  MILLIVOLT  GAS  V A L V E   Knob  and  turn  counter
clockwise to "PILOT". (FIGURE 7)

PILOT
 ADJ

Rotate

Valve
Knob

FIGURE 7

MILLIVOLT GAS VALVE 

5.  Depress and hold  M I L L I V O L T   G A S   V A L V E knob until air is bled and gas flows to pilot.  Press  P I E Z Z O
IGNITOR BUTTON
 (FIGURE 8) to light pilot.  Continue to depress M I L L I V O L T   G A S   V A L V E Knob until pilot
remains lit when knob is released (approximately 60 to 90 seconds).
6.   If Pilot does not remain lit, repeat steps  through  and allow more time after Pilot Lighting before releasing
knob.

PILOT FLAME ADJUSTMENT (TR-18; 24; 30-S-
(SWITCH PILOT CONTROL):

PILOT ADJUSTMENT:

1.  Pilot flame should be steady and soft blue surrounding
approximately 1/2 inch of the thermocouple tip. (FIGURE 8)

2.  If adjustment is necessary, use a narrow long stem screw
driver to turn the PILOT ADJUST SCREW.

PILOT ADJUST SCREW.  (FIGURE 8) Turn clockwise for
less flame, counter clockwise for more flame.

FIGURE 8

PILOT
FLAME

THERMOCOUPLE

1/2 INCH

BURNER OPERATION (SWITCH PILOT CONTROL IN MANUAL MODE):

1.

Turn MILLIVOLT GAS VALVE Knob to "ON" (FIGURE 7).

2.  To  turn  burner  on,  place  the  CONTROL  S E L E C T O R
SWITCH
 in the "ON" position.  (FIGURE 9).
3.

To  turn  only  the  burners  off  (pilot  remains  lit),  place  the

CONTROL SELECTOR SWITCH in the : "OFF" position.

NOTE:    All  three  burner's  (FRONT  BURNER,  MIDDLE
BURNER
  and  REAR  BURNER)  flame  height  are  directly
controlled by the position of the  M I L L I V O L T   G A S   V A L V E Knob
(FIGURE 7).

4.

Complete Shutdown (Including Pilot):  Place  Control

Selector  Switch  in  "OFF".    Turn  "OFF"  all  Accessory
Switches
.  Slightly push and turn  MILLIVOLT  GAS  V A L V E
Knob to "OFF".

SWITCH    OFF   REMOTE
    ON                    ACCESS
                                  ON

FIGURE 9

CONTROL SELECTOR

 SWITCH

PIEZZO IGNITOR

Summary of Contents for TR 3000 SERIES

Page 1: ...M N P 30 SwitchPilotControl PA PR MA NA XF WSA LS UA 36 TR30 S N P WARNING If you do not follow these instructions exactly a fire or explosion may result causing property damage personal injury or loss of life Read these Instructions carefully and retain them for future use THESE APPLIANCES ARE CERTIFIED TO THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS TR 18 TR 24 TR 30 M Manual or S Switch Vented Decorative Appliance ...

Page 2: ... column on LP gases 8 The maximum inlet gas supply pressure shall be 7 inches of water column on natural gas and 14 inches of water column on LP gases 9 The installation and the provision for combustion and ventilation air must conform with the National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z223 1 Latest Edition 10 The gas log set and its individual shutoff valve must be disconnected from the gas supply piping syste...

Page 3: ...lue MUST BE FREE OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS 2 Turn off gas supply to fireplace 3 Clean fireplace floor of any ashes 4 Attach damper clamp over edge of fireplace damper blade as shown When installed properly damper clamp prevents accidental full closure of damper See FIGURE 1 If unable to install provided damper clamp consult IMPORTANT INFORMATION on front page of these directions Damper Stop Clamp Damper...

Page 4: ...ion 1 Place lighted match on right side of FRONT BURNER TRAY near inlet end of burner FIGURE 3 DO NOT HOLD MATCH IN HAND 2 Slowly open PRIMARY GAS SUPPLY VALVE and wait for burner to light FIGURE 3 3 Adjust PRIMARY GAS SUPPLY VALVE to obtain desired flame height Ensure adequate gas supply is available to operate FRONT BURNER TRAY and MIDDLE BURNER TRAY TR 18 24 30 M MANUAL PILOT CONTROL PILOT LIGH...

Page 5: ...knob until air is bled and gas flows to pilot Press PIEZZO IGNITOR BUTTON FIGURE 8 to light pilot Continue to depress MILLIVOLT GAS VALVE Knob until pilot remains lit when knob is released approximately 60 to 90 seconds 6 If Pilot does not remain lit repeat steps 1 through 5 and allow more time after Pilot Lighting before releasing knob PILOT FLAME ADJUSTMENT TR 18 24 30 S SWITCH PILOT CONTROL PIL...

Page 6: ...RC wireless remotes may be located REAR BURNER ADJUSTMENT TOP BURNER CONTROL VALVE OFF ON FIGURE 11 REAR BURNER CONTROL VALVE REAR BURNER CONTROL VALVE Once the burners have been lit the REAR BURNER can be adjusted independently of the MIDDLE and BOTTOM BURNERS by adjusting the REAR BURNER CONTROL VALVE FIGURES 3 11 To achieve the desired flame effect turn the REAR BURNER CONTROL VALVE countercloc...

Page 7: ...LER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 PARTS LIST 1 Pine Cone 10 Gas Distribution Assembly 17 Grate 23 Primary Connector Tubing 2 Top Log Small Left 11 Rear Cover Plate 18 Middle Burner Manifold 24 Control Mounting Plate 3 Top Log Large left 12 Top Burner Control Valve Tubing 25 Gas Regulator Assembly 4 Top Log Small Right Manifold Tubing 19 Middle ...

Page 8: ... RASMUSSEN shall not be liable for any loss damage incidental or consequential damages of any kind whether based upon warranty contract or negligence arising in connection with the sale use or repair of the product Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you 3 The maximum liability of RASMUSSE...

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