Lennox Hearth 50LBF, 42LBF, 43LBF, LBF-BB Installing The Bi-Folddoors, Aligning The Bi-Folddoors

LENNOX HEARTH PRODUCTS • LBF SERIES BI-FOLD GLASS DOORS • INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

INSTALLING THE BI-FOLD DOORS

Step 1. Refer to Figure 1 on page 1 for correct door position. Starting with the left door panel, hold it at a slight angle to the door frame outer edge, with the top of the door tilted toward the center of the firebox.

Step 2. Swing the lower outer corner of the door over the hole in the lower frame of the firebox opening, and insert the lower pivot pin into the hole (Figures 6 and 7 , below).

Lower

Pivot Pin

Figure 6: Lower Left Door Panel

Lower

Frame

Pivot

Point

Figure 7: Lower Left Door Panel

Step 3. Carefully move the top edge of the door assembly until the upper­ pivot pin and upper roller pin are inside the upper guide track of the firebox frame (Figure 8 , below).

Pivot Pin Roller Pin

Lock

Figure 8

Step 4. Continue to carefully move the door until the upper pivot pin slips into the upper door guide track hole and engages the spring clip, which locks it into place (Figure 9, below).

Spring Clip	Upper Door
	Guide Track
Pivot Pin	Roller Pin

Figure 9

ALIGNING THE BI-FOLD DOORS

The doors are properly aligned when the top door trim is in a straight, level line, and the vertical gap between the doors is even from top to bottom.

To align the bi-fold doors:

Step 1. Grasp one door handle, and loosen the lower door pivot pin using a 3/8" open-end wrench.

Note: The upper door pivot pins can be loosened for adjustment purposes; however, it is easier to loosen the lower pins.

Step 2. Slide the door panel on the hinge pin until the gap between the upper door trim and upper frame is even.

Step 3. Retighten the lower door pivot pin.

Step 4. If needed, repeat this procedure for the opposite door.

GENERAL OPERATING PRECAUTIONS

AND INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION

THESE GLASS DOORS ARE LISTED ONLY FOR USE WITH FIREPLACES OR APPLIANCES THAT SPECIFY LBF SERIES BI-FOLD GLASS DOORS. USE ON ANY OTHER FIREPLACE OR APPLIANCE MAY CONSTITUTE A POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARD.

•Avoid building extremely large fires, as the tempered glass could become damaged.

•Use fireplace tools carefully to avoid striking the glass.

•Keep wire mesh screens closed during fireplace use.

•Fireplace flue damper must remain open until fire is completely out.

•Ensure that wood and embers are well within the confines of the grate area and well away from the glass doors.

•Keep wire mesh screens closed during fireplace use.

•Keep glass doors closed at night when retiring to minimize the loss of heated room air up the vent.

IMPORTANT: THE FINISH OF THESE DOORS MAY BE PROTECTED WITH A SELF-ADHERING PLASTIC COATING THAT MUST BE REMOVED ­BEFORE HEAT IS GENERATED BY A FIRE IN THE FIREBOX. TO PREVENT MELTING, ENSURE THAT ANY PLASTIC COATING PROTECTING THE FINISH OF THESE DOORS IS REMOVED FOLLOWING INSTALLATION. REFER TO THE FIREPLACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND HO- MEOWNER'S CARE AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING THE MAINTENANCE OF THE FINISH OF THESE DOORS.

WARNING

DO NOT BURN TRASH, CONSTRUCTION SCRAPS, RAILROAD TIES, OR OTHER HIGHLY FLAMMABLE MATERIAL IN THE FIREPLACE. INTENSE HEAT CAN CAUSE THE GLASS TO LOSE STRENGTH AND RESILIENCE, WHICH WILL RESULT IN GLASS BREAKAGE.

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NOTE: DIAGRAMS & ILLUSTRATIONS ARE NOT TO SCALE