Napoleon Fireplaces GDS60N manual Adding Vent Sections, More MIN Flat Roof Wall

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5.7.5 ADDING VENT SECTIONS

Add chimney sections, according to the manufacturers installation instructions. For ease of assembly, a 7” telescoping pipe may be installed over the 4” vent connection of the adapter. Add vent sections, twist locking (clockwise) securely, to the required height. The chimney must extend at least, 3 feet above its point of contact with the roof and at least 2 feet higher than any wall, roof or building within 10 feet horizontally.

 

 

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Contents GDS60N & GS60N Table of Contents Installation Overview InstallationIntroduction Dimensions General InstructionsWe suggest that our gas General InformationRating Plate Model Natural GAS/GAZ NaturalCare of Glass Shipping BracketGlass Door Removal Shippingbracket LatchRefer to the section applicable to your installation Venting Model GDS60Venting Lengths and Components Part Supplier WebsiteTOP Vent Minimum Feet Maximum Rear Vent Typical Vent InstallationsMinimum Feet Maximum Minimum Plus Rise PlusRise Special Vent Installations 3.3.1 Periscope Termination Corner TerminationGrade To Grade MinimumInstallations Canada Vent Terminal ClearancesVenting Application Flow Chart TOP Exit Rear ExitFeet Inches DefinitionsElbow Vent Length Values TOP Exit Horizontal Termination HT VTFormula 1 HT VT Formula 2 HT + VT 40 FT Rear Exit Horizontal Termination Horizontal Vent RUN Plus Offset in Feet HT10c TOP or Rear Exit Vertical Termination 11a11c Rear Vent Termination Installation Preparation Model GDS60Orifice Replacement Changing a TOP Vent to a Rear Vent Maintain These Minimum Clearances to Combustibles InstallationMinimum Clearance to Combustibles Horizontal Installation Wall and Ceiling ProtectionVertical Installation Horizontal AIR Terminal Installation Model GDS60Vertical AIR Terminal Installation Model GDS60 High Temperature Sealant Inner Flex PipeRoof Support Inner PipeMobile Home Installation Model GDS60 GAS InstallationHigh Temperature Sealant Appliance Vent Connection Model GDS60Wire Size MAX. Length Optional Wall Switch / ThermostatVent Specifics Model GS60 5.7.1 Chimney Installation Installing B Vent Combustion AIRAdding Vent Sections More MIN Flat Roof WallInstalling Flashing and Storm Collar Caulking Storm Collar Weather Sealant FlashingGlass Door Installation and Removal FinishingFront Cast Removal Return FlangeGlass / Door Replacement LOG PlacementLogo Placement Switch and Bracket Installation Access Cover PlateOptional Blower Installation Slot Removed ScrewsWiring Diagram Model GS60 only Venting Action Check OperationOperating Instructions Anti Condensation Switch Lighting InstructionsAdjustment Pilot Burner AdjustmentVenturi Adjustment Flame CharacteristicsMaintenance Replacements Common ComponentsGS60 Components Roof Terminal Kits 49 50 Trouble Shooting Symptom ProblemSymptom Problem Test Solution HOT GDS600 onlyGlass Embers only GS600 onlyWarranty Conditions and LimitationsService History Appliance Service History