Regency Horizon HZ965E Owners And Installation Manual Download

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9. Install the correct orifice and replace the pilot hood. The

pilot  hood  has  an  indexing  notch  which  must  be  align
with  the  pilot  base.  Ensure  the  pilot  hood  is  properly
located  and  that  the  spring  holding  the  pilot  hood  is
properly engaged. Delayed ignition may be the result of
an improperly installed pilot hood.

10. Using a socket wrench, remove both gas burner orifices

from the orifice mounting brackets at the rear floor of the
firebox (Figure 55).

11. Use only the gas burner orifices that were included in

the LP gas conversion kit supplied by the manufacturer.
The correct orifice sizes for the L965E/HZ965E are
shown in Table 6.

Table 6: Correct Orifice Sizes for the L965E/HZ965E

Burner

Left (front)

Right (rear)

Glass Tray NG

Glass Tray LP

Log Burner NG

Log Burner LP

12.  Using a T-20 driver, remove the Right Burner Support (Figure 56).
13.  Remove the Valve Access Cover by removing all ten (10) T-20 screws (Figure 57).
14.  Using a T-20 safety driver, remove the two (2) screws that hold the flame modulator from the gas

valve (Figure 58).

15 Remove the rubber regulator diaphragm that is situated between the servo regulator and the valve

body and replace with the one provide in the LP conversion kit.

16. Install the LP flame modulator, with the new longer T-20 screws, included in the LP conversion kit.

17. If the fuel delivery pressure or the manifold pressure is to be verified, it can be done at this stage.

a. Loosen the pressure tap screw.
b. Place a ¼” silicone tube over either pressure port on the valve (refer to Figure 59). Attach the tube

a mono meter.

c.  Install a burner in the firebox (see burner installation section)
d.  Being careful to route the silicone tube away from the burner, test fire the unit for only long enough to establish the pressure reading.
e.  Check your inlet gas pressure by measuring the pressure at the inlet pressure tap on the valve. Inlet pressure should be a minimum of 12”

WC for LPG. If the pressure reads less than this, have a licensed gas fitter determine and rectify the reason for the reduced supply pressure.

f. Check your manifold pressure by measuring the pressure at the manifold pressure tap on the valve. The manifold pressure with the appliance

operating at its high setting should be between 9.5” WC and 10.5” WC. If your pressure reads outside of this range, make sure that your LP
conversion regulator has been properly installed. If it has, call your dealer to arrange for a replacement valve to be installed. Turn off the fuel
supply to do not operate this unit until the valve has been replaced.

g. Make sure to close the test pressure point taps after testing.

18. Re-install the Valve Access Cover, making sure that the wire harness is carefully tucked back into the valve compartment and that the pilot tube,

igniter lead and flame proving wire are routed through the provisions in the Valve Access Cover and the Firebox opening.

19. Re-install the Right Burner Support.

20. Re-connect the fuel supply to the unit.

21. Re-install the Fireplace Panel Set, Burner, Burner Trim Kit, Grate, Logs or Glass Burner and Front Door.

22. Once the unit is re-assembled and started, use a gas leakage detector to check for any fuel leakage. Check around the entire valve assembly,

particularly around the gas regulator and flame modulator. Make sure that the LP regulator has been properly installed and is not leaking any
fuel.

23. Once the supply pressure and the manifold pressure have been confirmed, you can check the units rating by confirming the correct orifice sizes

are installed. This can be done by using a quality orifice gauge and referring to the chart above for the correct office sizing. The rating is listed on
the rating plate located under the firebox, attached to the unit with a cable.

Figure 56: Removing the Right Burner

Support.

Figure 57: Removing Access

Cover.

Figure 58: Modulator Screws.

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