Avalon Firestyles 796-1990 to 1993 - Manual (Page 9)

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FREESTANDING OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT (Continued)
3. & 4. Brass and Cast Legs Assembly:
Open the box marked Brass (or Cast) Leg Kit and remove the four 7 7/8" high legs, complete with rubber-
tipped leveling bolts, the four attachment bolts (3/8" diameter - 16 x 3/4" hex. head bolts) and the washers.
Use the same directions listed above for the steel legs assembly. The one difference is that the brass (or
cast) legs are taller, and the stove should be lifted approximately 8 1/2" above the floor before attachment.
Attach Bolt (with
washer) to Stove
From Below
5. Avalon Blower, Rear (For Use With Pedestal Only)
The Avalon rear blower is designed to improve the natural convection of this stove by pushing air through
the convection chamber of the stove and causing the heated air to exit through the vent along the top of
the stove. Follow the directions below to attach the blower.
1. The stove should be attached to the pedestal. Before installing the blower, first remove the 6" x 4"
knock-out on the bottom rear of the stove by prying it out with a screwdriver (this is the opening to the
convection chamber).
Do not remove. These knock-outs
are for the universal rear blower.
Do not remove. The front knock-out
is for the outside air connection.
Remove this knock-out for the
Avalon rear blower.
2. Place the right side of the blower bracket up inside the knock-out first. Move the blower to the right
until the left side bracket can be inserted.
3. Center the blower evenly in the knock-out. Attach the two screws provided with the blower to the
blower through the notches in the knock-out. This will hold the blower against the stove.
Blower Housing
Notch in
knock-out
Attach the two
screws through
the notches
and into the
blower housing
Bottom panel of
the stove body
Rear
Cut-Away
V i e w
Stove