Regency P40-NG1, P40-LP1 Aeration Adjustment, Standard Flush Door, Flush Louvers

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INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

AERATION

ADJUSTMENT

Aeration Adjustment should only be per- formed by an authorized Regency® Installer at the time of installation or service.

The rear burner aeration is factory set but may need adjusting due to either the local gas supply or altitude.

The rear burner air shutter can be adjusted by moving the air shutter knob located at the front left bottom louver opening. Open (pull) the air shutter wire for a blue flame or close (push) for a more yellow flame.

*The front burner aeration is factory set, do not adjust this setting.

Minimum Air Shutter Opening:

NG

Front Burner*

1/8"

 

Rear Burner

1/8"

LP

Front Burner*

3/8"

 

Rear Burner

3/16"

CAUTION: Carbon will be produced if air shutter is closed too much.

STANDARD

FLUSH DOOR

NOTE: Install Finishing Trim prior to installing the Flush Door and Louvers.

1)The standard flush door comes with a black frame. To install the frame, simply hook the top door flange onto the top of the unit and swing the door towards the unit, diagram 1.

FLUSH LOUVERS

NOTE: Install Finishing Trim prior to installing the Flush Door and Louvers.

1)Install the top louver by sliding the two bracket clips into the brackets located underneath the top of the firebox.

2)Install the bottom louver by securing the louver onto the 2 hinges provided.

Note: Top and Bottom Louvers are different.

Note: Any damage due to carboning resulting from improperly setting the aeration controls is NOT covered under warranty.

Diagram 1

2)Be careful that the glass gasket does not roll up; there must be a gap between the gasket and the door lip to ensure that the door sits securely on the unit. Diagram 2.

3) Installing the Manual Control Box

a)Ensure that the bottom louver is open.

b)Pull out the Manual Control Box from the right side under the bottom of the firebox.

c)Using the 2 screws on the louver, secure the control box onto the right side of the louver.

Rear Burner Adjustment Knob

Adjustment Knob - Pull to open or

push to close aeration cap.

Air Shutter

Adjustment Wire

Diagram 2

3)Use the hook to pull the spring out until you can put the hook into the slot on the bottom door bracket. Repeat for 2nd spring. See diagram 3.

Manual Control Box

Diagram 3

NOTE: Springs and chain must always be OVER not under the gas line.

4)To remove the flush door, reverse the above steps.

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Regency® P40-1 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace

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Contents P40 Gas Fireplace Manufactured Mobile Home Requirements Information for MOBILE/MANUFACTURED Homes After First SaleTable of Contents Installation Copy of Safety LabelMA Code CO Detector For the State of Massachusetts onlyDimensions General Safety Information Installation ChecklistImportant Message Before YOU StartLocating Your GAS Fireplace Heatwave Duct KITHeat Release KIT Hearth RequirementsClearances Mantel Clearances Mantel LEG ClearancesP40 Fireplace P40Framing & Finishing Full Screen Door Facing RequirementsHeight = 42-1/2 plus height of hearth Unit Assembly Prior to Installation Venting IntroductionVent Restrictor Position Exterior Vent Termination Requirements Venting Arrangements Horizontal Termination FlexRigid Pipe Venting Systems Basic Horizontal & Vertical TerminationsHorizontal Termination 8 Rigid Pipe Cross Reference Chart 58DVA-16ABOffset Pipe Selection 58DVA-RDAllowable Horizontal Terminations Horizontal Feet Vertical Height FeetOption + H1 Option + V1 H + H1Option Option + H1 V +Allowable Vertical Terminations Vent must be supported at offsetsUnit Installation with Horizontal Termination Arrow on the vent cap should be pointing upUnit Installation With Vertical Termination This allows for small adjustmentsDiagram Minimum VentUnit Installation Astrocap XL DimensionsGAS Line Installation Pilot AdjustmentHigh Elevation P40-NG1 System DataGAS Pipe Pressure Testing BACK-UP Battery InstallationUnplug the power source Power ModuleConversion KIT #502-969 from NG to LP LP Conversion Kit Contains Qty DescriptionControl Module Modulating CoilJ9 Jumper Conversion KIT #502-966 from LP to NG NG Conversion Kit Contains Qty DescriptionJ9 Jumper Location Brick Panel Installation Back Brick Panel Brick Panels Completely InstalledEnsure that the logs are not in the unit Top Brick PanelLOG SET Installation 03-3203-40 03-34 03-33 03-341st Log Stand Post 03-46 03-33 03-33 03-46 03-3603-37 03-36 03-3703-46 03-36 03-3803-36 03-32 03-37 03-34 03-40 03-46 03-47 03-382Aeration Adjustment Installing the Manual Control BoxStandard Flush Door Flush LouversWiring Diagram Finishing TrimDo not cut the ground terminal off under any circumstances Full Screen Door Frame Installation Full Screen DoorsInstallation Upper Air RegisterLighting Procedure Shutdown ProcedureMatching Remote Handset & Control BOX ID Code Operating InstructionsOperation During Power Outage First FireDo not Burn the Appliance Without the Glass Front in Place Summary Controls Normal Operating Sounds GAS AppliancesFor Your Safety Read Before Lighting STOP! Read the safety information above on this labelCopy of Lighting Plate Instructions Maintenance Instructions General Vent MaintenanceLOG Replacement Thermopile ThermocoupleDoor Glass FAN Replacement Glass ReplacementValve Replacement WireLog Stand Solenoid Valve Compression FittingsDC Sparker Replacement Power Module ReplacementWa & Wb Wires Ring TabsControl Module Replacement Backup Battery ReplacementHeat Shield Parts List Main AssemblyParts List Valve Tray AssemblyFlush Door & Louvers Regency P40-1 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Regency P40-1 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Regency P40-1 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Warranty Installer Please complete the following information

P40-LP1, P40-NG1 specifications

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