Installation, Pyromaster, Uvhb10 vent-free heaters – CFM UVHB10 User Manual

Page 5: Preparing the uvhb10, Optional fk24 fan hook-up

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PYROMASTER

®

UVHB10 Vent-Free Heaters

20004232

Preparing the UVHB10

The UVHB10 may only be used with the approved
mantel and hearth assembly.

1. After determining a location, open the mantel hearth

base carton and place into position on a solid
surface. NOTE: Be sure to level the base before
setting the UVHB10 heater in place.

2. Place the heater on the hearth base centering side

to side and 3/4" from the back edge of the hearth
base (Fig. 1)

3. Bend the lower mounting tabs down against the

hearth base and secure with two (2) wood screws
(Fig. 1)

Optional FK24 Fan Hook-Up

NOTE: The FK24 fan should be installed before the
mantel cabinet is complete. Later installation will be
more difficult.
1. Remove the front screen by lifting up on the screen,

pulling out on the bottom and pulling down.

2. Remove the three (3) retaining screws that secure

the hood to the unit. (Fig. 3)

Installation

Hood

FP1224

Outer Top

FP1225

Fig. 4 Remove outer top.

Fan Bracket

Screws

Radiant Shield

Fan

Burner Tube

Shield

Thermo-disc

Hex Nut

Rheostat

To Receptacle

FP1226

Fig. 5 Attach fan to bracket.

Fig. 6 Wiring diagram.

FP394A

Wire Extension

Speed
Control

Temperature
Sensor

Fan

8. Hook the wire extension to the wire leads from the

fan control box. NOTE: These leads were hooked to
the motor earlier.

9. Mount the thermo-disc to the left log support tab and

secure with one (1) nut.

Fig. 3 Remove hood.

3. Remove the 13 screws that secure the outer top to

the unit. (Fig. 4)

4. Remove the two (2) screws holding the bracket to

the fan.

5. Remove the two (2) wires attached to the fan and

assemble the fan to the bracket as shown in Figure 5.

6. Attach the electrical flag connectors to the fan motor

using the wire extension. (Fig. 6)

7. Feed the wire down the 1-inch diameter hole in the

left side of the radiant shield. Push the plastic
bushing in the hole.

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