Heat & Glo LifeStyle RED60 2159-900 manual Installation Inspection

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Note: The PVK-80 Power Vent includes a 6 1/2 foot 5-wire assembly wired into the vent cap blower motor. If this wire assembly will not reach the fireplace, the wires may need to be spliced to additional wire lengths in a junction box in- stalled inside the building. Follow applicable electric codes.

The RED60 appliance comes wired for use with either a PVI-DVP power vent or a PVK-80. If opting to use a PVK- 80 power vent, these instructions must be followed carefully to ensure the proper function of the appliance.

1.Refer to RED60-PVK-80 wiring diagram. See Figure

7.37.

2.Remove module heat shield cover plate.

3.Plug the male connectors from wire harness in ACC box onto the red and brown wires on the IPI wire harness. Route the remainder of the harness to where the PVK- 80 wiring will enter the appliance.

4.Plug white connector on other harness in ACC box into the AUX2 port of the AUX300 module. Route the remainder of harness to where the PVK-80 wiring will enter the appliance.

5.If required, bore an additional 7/8 inch diameter hole in the side of the fireplace outer wrap near where the wire hole already exists. Use a strain relief connector to secure wires whenever wires pass through a steel panel. See Figure 7.35.

6.Remove and discard wires currently attached to terminal block included with the PVK-80. They are not needed.

7.Place the PVK-80 terminal block assembly in the cavity under the fireplace behind the blower using provided velcro pads. See Figure 7.35. Connect the black, white, and green wires from the power vent assembly to the terminal block according to the wiring diagram. See Figure 7.36 and Figure 7.37. Attach 1/4 inch male wiring connectors to red and brown wires from PVK-80 Power Vent.

WIRES TO AUX300

TERMINAL BLOCK

WIRES FROM POWER VENT

Figure 7.36

8.Plug brown and red wire ends of harness routed in Step 3 onto the brown and red wires from the PVK-80 wiring harness.

9.Connect ends of harness routed in Step 4 to the terminal block, connecting like colors to one another: green to green, white to white, black to black.

10.Replace module heat shield cover plate removed in Step 2.

11.Use a cable tie to connect the wires together so that no wire is in contact with the top of the cavity under the fireplace.

12.Reconnect electrical power supply to the junction box.

INSTALLATION INSPECTION

1.Follow safety inspection procedures recommended by national, provincial, and/or local codes.

2.Be certain all electrical connections are properly made and secure.

3.Visually inspect the vent system and determine that there is no flue gas spillage, blockage or restriction, leakage, corrosion or other unsafe deficiencies.

4.Place the fireplace in operation and determine that the burner and power vent are operating properly. The main burner should show no signs of floating, lifting, or flashbacks.

WARNING! If any unsafe condition is determined when inspecting the installation and operation of the fireplace and Power Vent, the equipment should be shut off. Cor- rections MUST be made before the equipment is put into continuous operation.

SETTING THE EXHAUST CONTROL

The PVK-80 has an exhaust control lever which must be set and secured during the Installation Inspection. The lever is located behind the electrical cable connector of the cap housing and is factory set in the closed position. See Figure 7.38.

The exhaust control lever must remain in the closed po- sition for optimum appliance performance. Secure the exhaust control lever to the power vent housing with the sheet metal screw. Do not change this setting.

WARNING! Risk of Overheating! DO NOT change ex- haust control lever setting! Glass failure will occur.

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RED60 2159-900 specifications

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