Installation, Installation check list – Harman Stove Company XL User Manual

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Installation

Only For Qualified Installers

Install the face doors by hanging them on the hinges.

Note: a brass washer goes between the hinges. The

finished installation should look like this.

Installation Check List

1. Verify unit is assembled for correct gas application. If

not, install conversion kit available from Harman Stove

Company.
2 Make sure gas line is installed in the fireplace to a

point that it can be reached during installation.
3. Install inlet and vent pipes into chimney.
4. Remove glass door by pulling out on the two latches

at the bottom of the door. Then lift up and out on the

door.
5. Remove flex pipe adapter from the stove body if

there is not enough clearance to do the connection as-

sembled.
6. Protect hearth with drop cloth or cardboard.
7. Install flue restrictor if needed
8. Connect flex pipes to pipe adapter, and if removed,

connect adapter to stove body. Keep marked flex liner

to the exhaust side.
9. Reinstall all components that were removed if the

pipe adapter was removed from the stove body.
10. Connect Gas line to the unit. Check for leaks using

an approved method.
11. Change power cord to opposite side of unit if de-

sired.
12. Install log, rock wool and glass door
13. Install Face assembly and adjust to opening.
14. Install chimney cap and mounting adapter
15. Check for leaks, then verify correct operation of

stove.

Brass Washer

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Finish installing chimney cap. Secure flex pipes

to cap base using screws, be sure to connect the

painted flex pipe for exhaust to the proper side on the

base. Now secure base to the chimney using screws,

silicone, a combination of the two, or another approved

method.

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The appliance must be electrically connected and

grounded in accordance with local codes or, in the

absence of local codes, with the current NFPA 70

National Electric Code or CSA C22.1-Canadian

Electrical Code.

“This appliance is equipped with a three prong

(grounded) plug for protection against shock hazard

and should be plugged directly into a properly

grounded three-prong receptacle. DO NOT CUT

OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG FROM

THE PLUG.”

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