Heatiator GC150 Attaching Hood, Finishing, Hood Placement, Location of Panels, Screen Removal

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STEP 8 - Attaching Hood

The hood is to be located just above the glass panel. Four screws are visible just inside the upper section of the fireplace. Remove these screws, position the hood and screw into place. See Figure 21

STEP 9 - Finishing

When finishing the face of the appliance, combustible material may be brought up to the sides of the appli- ance, but must never overlap onto the black metal. The black metal may be covered with non-com- bustible material only.

Note: You cannot cover any of the panels on this appliance, as this may create a fire hazard. See Figure 22.

Figure 21

Hood Placement

After applying the finishing material, a non-com- bustible sealant, one-half inch wide maximum, must be used to close off any gaps at the top and sides between the fireplace and finishing material to pre- vent cold air leaks. See Figure 22.

A combustible mantel may be installed at a minimum of 42 inches above the base of the appliance (See page 4 “Fireplace Dimensions”).

Figure 22

Location of Panels

GC150 SERIES DIRECT VENT GAS APPLIANCE

STEP 10 - Screen Removal

After removing the hood and lower panel, you are able to remove the protective fire screen. Simply remove the screws(4) located in each corner of the screen, lift it out and set aside. See Figure 23. (The screen must be replaced prior to operating this appli- ance.)

Figure 23

Screen Removal

STEP 11 - Glass Removal

To begin removal of the glass, loosen,but do not remove the four sheet metal screws located at the lower portion of the glass. Next, unscrew the four screws located on the top portion of the glass as shown in Figure 24. Be sure to hold the glass to pre- vent it from falling out once the screws have been loosened. Remove the metal retaining strip which is positioned along the upper edge of the glass. See Figure 25. Gently tilt the glass towards yourself and lift it out of the bottom track. See Figure 26.

Figure 24

Glass Removal

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Contents Models GC150, GC150L, GC150E, GC150LE Table of Contents Listings and Code Approvals II. Description of the Fireplace SystemIII. Fireplace System Components Catalog Number DescriptionWall Shield Roof FlashingFirestop Spacer Vertical Termination Cap EL45 Vent SectionsIV. PRE-INSTALLATION Preparation Fireplace Locations and ClearancesFraming the Fireplace Finishing MaterialsPositioning the Firebox Termination Nailing FlangesGC150 Series Direct Vent GAS Appliance Horizontal Termination Cap Locations Dimension Descriptions Cm minimumVertical Termination GC150 Series Direct Vent GAS Appliance Gas line installation Venting System Termination HeightDouble Checking Gas LineElectronic Ignition Wiring Diagram Lower Panel RemovalStanding Pilot Ignition Wiring Diagram Standing Pilot IgnitionHood Placement Attaching HoodFinishing Location of PanelsPositioning the Logs Arranging the Logs Positioning the LogsGlass Replacement Placing the Rock Wool Glass Replacement Screen ReplacementLower Panel Replacement Replacing the PanelsVI. Operating Instructions Determining the Ignition Type Standing Pilot IgnitionLower Panel Removal Standing Pilot Operation Lower Front Face Replacement Side View of PanelVII. Maintenance Instructions VIII. Trouble Shooting Electronic Ignition GC150EStanding Pilot IX. Replacement Parts Electronic Ignition GC150EAppliance Installer

GC150 specifications

The Heatiator GC150 is an innovative heating solution designed to provide efficient warmth in various residential and commercial settings. With an emphasis on technology and user experience, the GC150 combines modern features with powerful performance. Its sleek design fits harmoniously into different interior styles, making it a beautiful addition to any space.

One of the standout features of the Heatiator GC150 is its advanced heating technology. The unit utilizes a highly efficient heating element that quickly warms up a room while minimizing energy consumption. This energy-efficient operation not only helps reduce utility bills but also promotes a more sustainable approach to heating. The GC150 is equipped with a programmable thermostat, allowing users to set their desired temperature and optimize energy usage based on personal schedules.

The Heatiator GC150 also boasts a rapid heating capability, ensuring that it delivers consistent warmth even in large areas. This is achieved through its convection heating design, which circulates warm air evenly throughout the room. The result is a comfortable, balanced environment without cold spots or drafts.

Safety features are another significant aspect of the Heatiator GC150. The unit includes an overheating protection mechanism that automatically shuts off the device if it reaches an unsafe temperature. Additionally, the GC150 is designed with a sturdy, cool-touch exterior, preventing burns or accidental injuries, making it suitable for homes with children or pets.

Another important characteristic of the GC150 is its quiet operation. Unlike traditional heating units that can be noisy, the Heatiator GC150 runs silently, allowing for an undisturbed environment. This is particularly beneficial for bedrooms, offices, or other spaces where concentration and relaxation are essential.

Ease of use is prioritized with the Heatiator GC150, featuring user-friendly controls and an informative digital display. Users can effortlessly navigate through various settings, select heat levels, and adjust timers for convenient operation.

In summary, the Heatiator GC150 is a versatile and efficient heating solution that offers a blend of innovation, safety, and user convenience. Its advanced features, such as programmable thermostats, rapid heating capabilities, and quiet operation, make it a worthwhile investment for any setting, ensuring comfort throughout the colder months without compromising energy efficiency.
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