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INSTALLATION
CONTINUED
1.
Slide the Hood over the shoulder screws and gentle press down until secure. NOTE:
There are (2) shoulder screws on each side of the firebox opening directly below the
top plate. These shoulder screws should line up with the notches on the sides of the
Fireplace Hood. (See Figure 4)
Installing the Fireplace Hood.
Figure 5b
Figure 5a
Firebox shown with some parts missing for clarity.
Figure 4 - Installing the Fireplace Hood.
1.
Before installing the firebrick panels you must first remove the brick brackets.
A 5/16" nut driver will be required. (See Figure 5a & b, below for location)
2.
Carefully remove the firebrick panels from their box.
3.
Decide which side of the firebox you want the gas line to enter and knock out the
appropriate holes in the cabinet, firebox, and the firebrick panel.
4.
Place the back firebrick panel in the firebox, as shown in Figure 5a.
5.
Place the side firebrick panels in the firebox, as shown in Figure 5b.
6.
You can now replace the brick brackets using a 5/16" nut driver.
Installing the Firebrick Panels into the firebox.
ATTACH BRACKET W/SCREW
BACK FIREBRICK PANEL
(OPTIONAL) SIDE KNOCK-OUT
HOLE FOR GAS LINE
SIDE FIREBRICK PANEL
(OPTIONAL) KNOCK-OUT HOLE
IN FIREBRICK FOR GAS LINE
BRICK BRACKET
SHOULDER SCREW
HOOD CUT-AWAY
TO SHOW
UNDERSIDE
IMPORTANT:
The Firebox Hood must not
be replaced with a hood/
canopy which may be
provided with the decorative
type unvented room heater.
