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Home My WebLink About2010-00779 - gas fireplace CITY OF ORONO PERMIT NO.: 2010.00779 2750 KELLEY PARKWAY ORONO, MN 55356- �ATE ISSUED: 09/16/2010 952 249-4600 FAX: 952 249-4616 ADDRESS : 3205 CRYSTAL BAY RD PIN : 17-117-23-41-0011 LEGAL DESC : TOWNSITE OF LANGDON PARK : LOT 001 BLOCK 002 PERMIT TYPE : MECHANICAL(>$500) PROPERTY TYPE : RES[DENT[AL CONSTRUCTION TYPE : FIREPLACE-GAS VALUATION : $ 2,125.00 NOTE: HEAT-N-G1,0 GAS FACTORY FIREYLACE-MODE L NO. -DAKO'1'A APPLICANT MECHAN]CAL 50.00 ANDERSON, RICHARD STATE SURCHARGE MECH (VALUATION) 5.00 3205 CRYSTAL BAY RD WAYZATA, MN 55391- TOTAL 55.00 OWNER ANDERSON, RICHARD 3205 CRYSTAL BAY RD WAYZATA, MN 55391- AGREEMENT AND SWORN STATEMENT The work for which this permit is issued shall be performed according to [he approved plans and specifications,applicable City approvals,and the State Building Code. This permit is for only the work described and does not grant permission for additional or related work which requires separate permits. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work shall be compied with whether or not specitied herein.This permit will expire and become null and void if construction authorized is not commenced within 180 days of the date of issuance,or if construction is suspended for a period of 180 days at any time after work has commenced. The applicant is responsible for assuring all required inspections are r�quested in conforman wi the State Building Code.This permit may be rev � d at any time f du ause. / / / / Applicant Permitee Signature Date Issued By Signature Date SEPARATE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR WORK OTHER THAN DESCRIBED ABOVE. � • FO CITY USE ONLY ' p�` City of Orono � �f b �'�? G O4 `rO P.O.Box 66 q � Date Received: J� Permit# Q`a"Q 7�l �;, 2750 Kelley Parkway I a ��f !� Crystal Bay,MN 55323 Approved By: (�_ Amount$: �J'�. ��'��o� Phone(952)249-4600 Fax(952)249-4616 � � CITY OF ORONO -MECHANICAL PERMIT (All Commercial permits must be approved by the Building Official or[nspector and/or Fire Marshall) GENERAL INFORMATION 1. You may apply for mechanical permits by mail or in person at the City offices. Applications will be reviewed and a permit will be issued within two working days. 2. Permit cards will be sent by return mail after a review is completed. PERMITS ARE NOT VALID UNTIL YOU RECEIVE A PERMIT. WORK MUST NOT BEGIN UNTIL THE PERMIT CARD IS POSTED ON THE JOB SITE. 3. Mechanical Desiens—Complete calculations, details and specifications are required for each heating,ventilation,humidification-dehumidification, and air conditioning installation including heat loss/heat gain calculation, design temperatures, equipment ratings and identification as to type, manufacturer and model. Data shall be presented on form provided. 4. When any new construction or remodeling is involved,a separate building pernut must be obtained. 5. All work must be done in accordance with the Uniform Mechanical Code/State Building Code requirements. 6. All work must be inspected(rough-in and finai). Call(952)249-4600. (24-48 hour notice required) 7. House Heating Test Record must be submitted before final. TYPE OF PERMIT (Check All That Ap ly) �] Residential ❑ Commercial(Approval Required) � New ❑Additional ❑ Repairs ❑Replace Job Site/ Owner Information: Site Address: �j�� ( VS�(�, ��j� �� Owner:��j�c��}y� Mailing Address: `�s-�-� City: � ��s:-s�7c� Zip: �� c� � Home Phone: ` }��-�1l-R��: Alternate Phone: �\;.� -�^lb 3 y5 �i Contractor Information: Contractor: �,��w� ��v�(�c�.;,� Contact Person: Address: State Bond#: City: Zip: Expiration Date: Phone: ��1�- 1 �l,� 3�;LC� Alternate Phone: ❑ Insurance- Current: 1 , � �� `��"�,� � .�.�., 'I:SYSTE ,:�, �' I;ED � ��.�- �_� . �.. Note: All Geothermal Systems will now require a Site Plan &Review by our Building Official. IS THIS GEOTHERMAL? ❑ Yes ❑No HEATING SYSTEMS Quantity: Make: Model: Fuel: Flue Size: Input BTUs: Output BTUs: CFM: COOLING SYSTEMS Quantity: Make: Model: Tons: H.Power FIREPLACES �C] Gas Factory Fireplace Brand Name: �-C cc� -1y- C 1 U ❑ Wood Burrung Fireplace ❑ Wood Stove Model No.: ��Cp-�-C�, ❑ Wood Stove With Flue VENTILATION ❑ Na Kitchen Exhaust duct recirculating cfm ❑ No. Bath Exhaust(must have duct outside) �� ❑ No. Other Fans: Locations cfm FUEL STORAGE (Must be approved by Fire Marsha[l if proposing to abandon tank in place.) ❑ Installation ❑ Removal Fuel Oil: gallons ❑ Underground ❑Inside ❑ Outside LP Gas: gallons Other: GAS LINE ONLY ❑ Outdoor Grill ❑ Other/List What&Where: 2 Y � PERMIT FEE CALCULATION(S) j BASED OFF - 2002 STATE STATUE ❑ Yes, this secrion applies The replacement of a Residential fixture or appliance that meets all three of the following requirements: 1. Does not require modification to electrical or gas service. 2. Has a total cost of$500.00 or less; excludine the cost of the fixture or appliance: and 3. Is improved,installed or replaced by the homeowner or licensed contractor. Skip next section,if this applies; Cost of Permit $ 15.00 State Surcharge $ 5.00 Mail-In Fee(If Applicable) $ 2.00 Total Permit Fee $ � PERMIT FEE�CALCULATION(S)—JOBS OVER $500.00 � �'�� '� ��;�. If above does not apply; follow guidelines below: 1. CONTRACT PRICE * is 1.25%of contract price with a(Minimum Fee of$50.00) �,=-1 �S - v`�' x.0125$ (contract price) (minimum$50.00) 2. STATE SURCHARGE **Add the State Bldg Code Div. Surcharge(Minimum Fee of$5.00) x.0005 $ (contract price) (minimum$5.00) 3. POSTAGE&HANDLING(Only on Mail-In Applications) $ 2.00 4. TOTAL PERMIT FEE(Add Lines 1-3 Above) $ ■ * CONTRACT PRICE or JOB COST means the actual or estimated dollar amount charged for the pernutted work including materials, labor, profit, and other fixed costs. It is the amount to be charged to the customer for the work done. If any material, equipment, labor or installations are furnished by the owner, tenant or any other party, the reasonable market value of such items must be added to the estimated cost or contract price for permit fee purposes. In the event that there is a dispute on the amount of the job cost, the City may request the submission of a signed copy of the actual contract. ■ **The STATE SURCHARGE is .0005 times the Contract Price or a minimum of$5.00. MECHANICAL PERMIT APPLICATI4N AGREEMENT �'4� �� ,r' � The undersigned hereby applies to the City for issuance of a Mechanical Permit, agrees to do all work in sh-ict accordance with the ordinances of the City and the regulations of the State of Minnesota, and certifies that all statements made on this application are complete, true and correct. ��_ ,,..� � �` Applicant's Signature: ��L�CC l�l ��,C�`i(1 Date: �v�, 3� �u�O 3 , � . , �.= . � .. . ._ _ � �-,� , 4 ��. -�� ; �„ �.:� � �� , 'r ,: ..a �»�,,� �', y� k;�. �y�� .. j# 1� •• .Mf �,.��,.t ' e Outdoor v� : � S 9.� �� '. �1+'-�P . �� _ Fireplaces & Firepits � � , . ,� �. � , .�� .. - ' - ,< _, . , ; , , ;'° . � �.�w,yt .�� t� -. aR.. �� . i� c . ��,-:Y, fi 5 � � r k,�a'xA F`�;� �jTM F'$..,, . b�b ` ,-F� �4d �,': � �1'�1 �, �� ' � * :. i�s � � i 4 `4 .. � '� '�" �ei y�� t . ��~ . � #, � .,4.:. '�N ..... : � �' . �' i � 1 . e �' _ f F �' �i ,,,. �� .A.. _ -'+y,;.,. 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Description of the Appliance........................................•--�--�--•-�-�--�--..._.....................,...,,..,..........,......_...._...................... 3 C. Replacement Parts/Expladed View .......................................................................................................••-•-------� ....._...... D. Locations and Clearances............................................................�----....._.........,..,,...,...,...,,......,.,..........._...._................. 8 E. Installation ofAppliance................................:........................................................................................�--•-�---............. 10 F. Lighting Insfructions for the,.S„Series ........................................................................................................................ 15 GMaintena�ce Instructions............................................................................................................................................. 16 H. TroubleshooCing-„S�,Se�ies.................................................................•--........._.................,.......,.,....,........,......,,.,...,.. 17 Index............................................................................................................................................................................ 19 Warranty .......................................................................................... ............................ ............................................. 20 � �•. � SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. Please read these inslallallon instructions complet�ly before beginning installation p�ocedures. Failure to follow them could cause an appliance malfunction resulting in serious injury andlor property damage. 2. Always check your local building codes prior to installation,7he appliance installation must comply with all local,regional,state and national codes and regulations. 3. NEVER laave children unattended when the�e is a fire burning in the appliance. 4. This gas appliance is not built for solid Fuel. NEVER use gasoline, gasoline type lantern fuel, kerosene, charcoal lighter fluid, o� similar liquids in this appliance.Keep any flammable liquids a safe distance from the appliance. 5. DO NOT use chimney cleaners or flams colorants in your appliance, 6. While servicing this appliance, always shut off any electricity or gas to the appliance. 7his will prevent possible electric shock or burns.Also, make sure th�appliance is completely cooled before servicing. 7. To avoid the risk of damaging appliance materials and increasing the risk of spreading a tire, do not use the appliance to cook or warm food, A. LISTINGS AND CODE APPROVALS This appliance has been tested and listed in accordance with ANSI If you need assistance during inslallation,please coniact your local Z21.50-2000,CSA2.22-M00 and UL127 standards,and has been dealer or the Heat-N-Glo Technical Services Department, list�d by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. fo� installation and Hearth&Home Technologies, 20802 Kensing[on Blvd„ Lakeville, , operation in the United States a�described in this manual. MN 55044(952-985-6000). Check with your local building code agency prior to installing ihis appliance to ensure compliance with local codes, including the DAKOTA BTUs need For permits and follow-up inspections.In the absence of local Propane 52,000 codes, comply with the Natural Fuel Gas Code, AN81 Z223.9- Latest Edit➢on in th�United States. Nalural Gas 61,000 � - . � � . . .. • . • � :. . � � � . � • �. - . . . , - - - � � _ . . � � � - : .. . - � . . .� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 �� t �(,� 4036-900 Rev 0 , ' 04•03 � L ��\� HEAT N-GLO� DI�KG i,� lNSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Li%e.5'tylc�('��oci'irc�r� D. LOCATIONS AND CLEARANCES 1. APPLI,^-,NCE LOCATIONS AND SPACE REQUIREMENTS This appliance is intended for installation on an outdoor patio or in your yard. It must never be installed inside of the warm air �nvelope of your structure. Figures 2 and 3 show typical installations. Figure 4 shows minimum clearances to a combustible enclosure. FREESTANDING INSTALLATION � MtI11�11L11t1 ....__.� �... _...�._ � . ... ....... ...................� � � Clearanc�.' � - — I� � ..--��.'�— ... � I •'� c� rc u��'� . '�i. � j � � �, � 24 ;�i' ; �� , ,�,� �,—_° — __ �.i' � s ," ' ;` '`, I� I coMr� s rie�F T , � 24 /-t I STRU TURE bc i�'�s appliance can � � 1_1 m . � istalled a mini- �� 84�� ....� � � � . ....�; mum of 6 Inches(iom � � n � � � � ` I_ Ly ;__.. � _�' __ . _. ; ---- — — --.. a combus�ible struc �I � ture unless the siruo- � '� � i�� i . ture i5 vinyf whI[,h I� �. . ,1�_ . [�� .._... �'�.,. _ II. ........, - (�1.11(F,5 1 TIIf111T11;R1 . .. .. ..t I�..._. ..... .....4Q .._.._ .�..�;. .,. I ��r�:e of ��',". ,� . . Figure 2-Appliance Locations Figure 3 -Installation Along a Wall or an Exterior Chase Tnese are rouqh framing dimensions only. � � 1.5�. . i _�i_ 5�� Figure 4- Minimum Clearances to a Combustible Enclosure , • i�� .i _ _ "t'r,t,1'.,.��~ _ - ,:.r��„ - � i . i 1- - .� �� 036-900 Rev D �4-n3 �--��T-N-G!�` 1.:i��vi� 1'��iuc�r: DAKOTAINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS � � � , i � � — —�� ,.-, � , � ,. %: '�j . � ' F� �'�� i � a R � �." � � . �'� ' . I --FP— �j� , I Li �V �'H � �i � . ��: �� !�'' n �,h� i E j �� (See Note 2) .�.k.. "___ � ' .' r YBI �\\I — �/,j j:,� . .. —, � � � Y , � � � '�,��` � ��I '-.�� _� '�� ` P � ' �p �= � ;.� -- - , ,{ B � �- , , � .�i�� . ,, , „� � �� . � ,,, � .-- _ __� �� 'FP 1` ,� _ � �'�� ;",�, '`, _ , , * _,a . __—._ � ', �+' � � ,—. �//,� r P_— t�',�/ .//,;� P,.--r��x; � — ' ��< .. A �' �—+J or K � =FIREPLACE OPENING XO =AIR SUPPLY INLET � =AREA WHERE FIREPLACE IS NOT PERMiTTED J = 9"(U.S.A.) A = 0"_........... . .. ._....dearances above graae, veran- 12" (Canada).........clearance to non-mechani- �s�e No��i� da, porch, deck or balcony cal air su I inlet to build- PP Y j _' = 1�" ____ _. .clearances to �^:in�iow or door ing or the combustion alr in- that may be opEned or to per- let to any other appiiance � K = 3 ft. U.S.A.) manently closea w;ndow. � 6 ft.(Canada) .........dearance to a mechanical D" = 46-'le"......_......._..vertical clearance te ventitated air supply inlet soffit located apove the terminal L"' = 54' ..._............. .. ...clearance above paved ', within a horizon;��l distance nf 2 �see No�e i� sidewalk or a paved dnveway �; feet(60 cmj from the center-line located on public property o( the terminal M"'"= 46- /u"....._........._...clearance under veranda, E" = 4o-�/Es"...................clearance to unven?ilated soffit porch, deck or balcony � = 9"_..............._......clearance to outside comer N = 6" .........................non-vinyl siding �' " cic arance to inside corner 48" ......_............... .vinyl siding � J � non-vinyl soffit and overhang O = 46-'/n"............ . � = 3 ft (Canada) _ . .not to be installed ahnve a gas NOT ALLOWED ...vinyl soffit and overhang meter/regulator 2ss�rnbly within p = g�„ 3 feet(90cm)horizontally from the center-line of the reyulator I - 3 fI.I U.S.f�.1 �MIN RMA% E� f' � � na� _ _clearance to servi�;a regulalor Dakota 10 feet 2 x Q„�7,,,,�, � -- - - ------_ __ vent outlet and electric service 1 additional termination cap Q+3 feet � x Q��run�� ' 48" minimum for vinyl windows or vinyl siding. 2 additional termination caps Q+6 feet 2/3 x Q qcrun� " Not allowed for vinyl clad soffits. 3 additional termination caps Q+9 feet 1/2 x Q„cTun� "' a fireplace shall not open directly above a sidev�alk or paved R„„=f��tt��Pspws��epia�e�=o,�,�„ drivev�ay which Is located between two single famlly dwellings and serves both dwellinys. This flreplace is approved for installation onto screened porches "" only permitted if veranda,porch,deck or balcony is fully open with the following guidelines�. on a minimum of 2 sides beneath the floor,or i(the screened porch quidelines are followed Minimum porch area 96 square feet NC�E L Local codes or regulations may require dif�erFn;clearances. Minini�un ceiling heigl�t: 92 inches Minimum oi two walis must be screened NOTE 2:Tenninalion in an alcove space(spaces open only on one Minimum top of screen height,side walis'6 ft.8 in. ;ide and wiih an overhang)are permitted with the dimensioos specified Minimum screen area: 64 square Feet for vinyl or non-vinyl siding and soffi;s.1 There must be 3 feet minimum Lat:v=er lerrni��;�tions or between!he(ireplace an;'.(ernii�aGon 2. A!'� NOTE:Tl�ere inay l�e s�-�rne odor and si��all amounts of soot rnechanical air intakes wilhin 10 feel of a termination n�iust be a minimum associale�J wilh venting(he Dakota onto a screened porch n� ;L�e�belew ths firepl�ce hood 3.All�ravlt;air intakes within 3 Ensunng yood cross�ratt ventilation and rouune maintenance fest of the rireplace hood must be a minimum of 1 foot befow the of the fireplace will maximize comfort and cleanliness. !erinu��aLon. Figure 5 - Fireplace Opening Minimum Clearances '�--_� au3�-9uC Rev D HEAT-N-GLO" D�KOTA iNSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS I.i%cJ�tylr Prorlrr��r� �;S;��h'}BLE A PREFAB ENCLOSURE Assemble the FPS prefab enclosure as described in the installation instructions included with the enclosure. 3. BUILDiNG AN OUTDOOR ENCLOSURE The Dakota gas appliance will fit a framed opening of 49`wide x 4351e°tall. The finished cavity depth must be no less than 24'/e". Fiyure 6 shows a typical framing (using 2 x 4 lumber) of the appliance, assuming combustible materials are used. All required dearances to combustibles around the appliance must be adhered to.Any framing across the top of the appliance must be above the level of the top standoffs. � , —_. _ CLEARANCES! � � ' __- A minimum 1'/�" air clearaiice must be maintained at the ,, , � ;_, � 1 � " back of the appliance assembly except at the nailing I � �,��7�� i �I � flange where the clearance is '/�". �i i • i� ',, Side wall clearances are to be from a line at '/z clearance I !I from the nailing flange perpendicular to a line 1'i;" clear- '�' I ; � � I j � ; '�,� � j � I ance from back of appliance. I I � � � -% i r��-„�� 435ia"headen c�ighL Use I I�� ':_� � onlynoncombustible �-" 49 ��- ('. II-'' matenal below the top of � _ � � � � the top standofis .. L4'� r --t.r ,----- ------- -.. ..`r � ...;. � � h k, �• 4��... � -1'.,.. � `s , ��,� 1 . ip� g�� J�� .f,�• ' i� .p�..,.et ,�^;'�8?':+a e.a�y' `li .I Figure 6-Framing the Appliance � :i. � .,�? , Wl,en ;:;ing an enclosure other than the FPS - Fireplace �� ' �� •� Enclosure, you must construct an access panel that will • � • - �� allo�v access to any part of the gas line and valve assembly �� = � • - for potential maintenance: �� a Ensure all clearances to combustible materials are � -- --- - - follawed. b. The location of the valve assembly box within this _:ndosure must be protected from all external elements. c. The location of the valve assembly box must be so that one person can oaerate the valve and light the pilot simultaneously. E. INSTALLp,TION OF APPLIANCE �i Installation should be done by a qualified technician! � — -— — -- I i� 3 �. '. �-� ��w;'�"�F.. �^'�� bT"� �, i �� .. ��`�' d ,� � r� � } �C � �'v � �h � y3�� x � �' � h . � � �.-1 �'� �.::..� � �� : t� �:��•= �� ":°R�f•:',.. .p ��..K .;�. .:- `2 ��, �� i;� ��+�.e�� z � - t� �� '��'�"' �*..:� r�.r a' Open Open ;. .,,,y�� _ • � ,„.,�,,�,�f �--- � --�- ? � �.,z�t�� - , � . � � e�.,,. �-, �_ ��« �' �i!�i�� !'r � — _ 5�.i-r� .§��"`��y +'"�.r "�'�' +, �� 9€`'a ��r.��V. "'�`�- —_ - � , � i F , �' °C �'��^,�,�y��—��n �/ � — t � ---• . .. . ?_' ��o`'.�-..,.� ...,.. . -� ' ' ' .� .— .. .__ � '�i�.i�-.�e,'.i�� . ___ � .r�'� �� .W �.�, � �....�,��;�.....,�.,�:a��,��.�.�rt.��.,,o.... --— �--� 1. REMOVE LOGS Open the doors by sliding the handles toward the outside edges of the doors. See Figure 7. Remove the carton of logs from [heir snipping location in the appliance. Figure 7-Door Operation ��' dG3o-900 Rev C 04-i,� t �'.�.� "'CY'L7L0" �!��fr.�rvi� 1'i��lr-r_� DAKOTAINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS _. POSITIONING THE APPLIANCE �II CLEARANCES! ' This appliance may be placed on either a combustible or � A minimum 1',�z" air clearance must be maintained at the � ��on�o�nbustible continuous flat surface. Follow the instructions I back and sides of the appliance assembly except at the �or fr�n�irg in"Building an Outdoor Endosure'�if the FPS prefab j�� nailing flanc�e where the clearance is Yz". �;�dosure is not used. Slide the appliance into position. Be �I sure to provide the minimum air clearance at the sides � Side wall clearances are to be from a line at'/z" clearance i, anc back of the appliance assembly. 'I'I from the nailing flange perpendicular to a line 1'/z" clear- I � —.— ance from back of appliance. i �. .. . �– – � .�.�. T� .: �;as hne i�iust 1,;- inslalled on the r ;ht si�1e o( !hr --- - -� -� — - -- - -- _- — -- ! ,_ n I � Important: To ensure proper fit of the glass doors, check the _. LEVELING THE APPLIANCE appliance opening for syuare. Measure diagonal distances of ' c��nl tne appliance side-to-side and front-to-back. Shim with the opening to make sure they are equal. If they are not equal, n��cun�bustible material such as sheet metal, as necessary. continue to shim the appiiance until those diagonals are equal. Secure the appliance (using the nailing flanges located on either side of the appliance)to the vertical framing.If installing the appliance in an FPS prefab enclosure, remove the top standnffs before sliding the appliance into position. �+. GAS LINE AND VALVE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION <.. Place the burner assembly in the appliance, hand-bend the flexible stainless steel gas line as shown in Figure 8 and feed the thermocouple line, pilot line and stainless steel flexible gas line through the hole in the right side of the appliance. Make sure the excess pilot and thermocouple line is OUTSIDE the box. Make sure the excess line is OUTSIDE the box! �. ' �,._ •�, '�;� � _� �«��,��,,;�„�,�, �.��„�,r.+,.„�.�.,,:. Figure 8-Placing thc Bumer Assembly b. The appliance is provided with a stainless steel flexible connector and a listed(and Commonwealth of Massachusetts approved) l�e-handle manual shutoff valve. I Note: H��ve the gas supply line installed in accordance �.vith building codes by a qualified installer approved andlor licensed as required by the localit,. I� the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, installation must be performed by a licensed plumber or gas fitter. � �-� ..36-�OC Rev D HEAT—N—GLO" rJAKOTA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Lr1"cStylf� Prorlucr� c. �eniove the right side of the valve box for easier e. Reach through the back access hole of the endosure and installation of the gas line. Set aside. feed the thermocouple line, aluminum gas line and pilot 1) Bend the flanges of the remaining three sides of line through the rear of the valve box assembly. Connect the valve box 90° at the perforations (Figure 9), to the valve. See Figure 11. Tighten fittings to elminate place a bead of silicone (not provided) on the back gas leaks. side of the flanges and slide the valve box into the square hole on [he side of the FPS enclosure. (If °� you are not using an FPS enclosure, the valve �il,?t L�tle � must be located in a position where one person '�� can operate the valve and light the pilot simulta- `�� '=°��-'�� neously.j � � '�� . � r.� �` x W . z,� � � ` `E r��i�r�i.,�.�a�i��,r1� �� . .. . ... .is �^�, � �. r� �,2 � � �. � �� . � �� " ,� �� "je� ♦ --�s R. E� � q dA,5�'` � �- � r� .'i I ,�p . � . -� . ,� ' �° � � 1��`�' � ; � 'f �� . . . � ' 6�a �'�'r.� I � � � , .... � � . .. ...._.... � &Y6 ,C' � � . � w � Figure 91 -Gonnect Lines to Valve ��; �„ ��'�; f .- � � :�- �""-�5 � -�� ' � ��°�,�� ,��a�� . r. Place the valve back on the valve bracket in the valve �`�`"""'""�� "`�w � `� °'`��a P�.`� � box and secure using the two screws previously removed. ',��,:.'iPa�, ..-:...<:.l,.�t '�� z_ . (��.�� ,� '" "•"`°� t. Reach through the back access hole of the enclosure and �'--` connect the flexible stainless steel gas line to the soft Figure 9 -Remove Right Side of Valve Box& Bend Flanges aluminum gas line with the male flare connector supplied. See Figure 12. 2! Secure the 3-sided valve box to the FPS enclo- sure with the drywall screws provided. See ` �='��g��ire 10. ,� �� ,�r �� , � � : � r� .� � ;p � ��. � � � . �. € �`�. � � �= � s� �� ,^�� ' : �,� �� °.s� ` � � � '�- ��' ��°�� ' � � ! �,* � ��"��* ��.^��. <;� _ ~ Figure 12 -Connect Flexline k �� a � ,�� h. Conr�:c; the main gas line to the manual shutoff valve Figure 10 -Secure Valve Box to FPS using 'rz" male plpe thre�d (not supplied). Bend the flange of the right side of the of the valve box d. P.emove the valve from the valve box for ease of assembly g0° at the perforations, place a bead of silicone or� the by removing the two screws holding the valve to the valve back side of the flange and replace in the valve box. hrackeL Fasten with remaining screws. i. Check for gas leaks with soapy water. j. Place a bead of silicone around the inside flanges and the holes in the corners of the valve access door. Place the valve box cover on the valve box and secure using the mounting holes on the edge of the box. �' 4030-900 Rev C �a-�� `�,T-N-GLO` !.;��;.i�,,i� I'��irr�r; DAKOTA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5. COMPLETION OF THE ENCLOSURE AND FINISHING MATERIAL a. Complete the Enclosure �� ,�,,m clearances must be maintained between the appliance sides and the endosure as well as the appliance back and u�� enclosure. See "Building an Outdoor Enclosure"for framing details. Note: Use only a noncombustible material to finish the face of the appliance below the level of the front standoffs. A noncombustible material such as USG MICORE CV230 Mineral Fiber Board, or USG DUROCK Cement Board is recom- mended for this purpose. b. Do not install combustible materials over the face of the appliance!This poses a safety hazard and may start a fire.You may use only noncombustible material over the face of the appliance. 1) Combustible Material Material which is made of or surfaced with wood, compressed paper, plant fibers plastics, or any material capable of igniting and burning, whether flame proofed or not, plastered or unplastered. 2) Noncombustible Material Material which will not ignite and burn. Such materials are those consisting entirely of steel, iron, brick, tile, concrete, slate, glass or plasters, or any combination thereof. 3) Noncombustible Sealant Material Sealants which will not ignite and burn;General Electric RTV103 Black (or equivalen[), Rutland, Inc. Fireplace Mortar#63 (or equivalent). After completing the framing and applying the facing material (dry wall) over the framing, a Yz"wide (maximum) bead of noncombustible sealant must be used to close off any gaps at the top and sides between the appliance and facing to prevent cold air leaks. Only noncombustible materials may be used to cover the metal appliance front. 6. GLASS DOORS a. I��cluued with and pre-installed in the appliance. b. il ;re aoors need adjusting, open them and loosen the screws on the top and bottom pivot pins. Slide each door in the desired direction and tighten the screws. c. If the handles need adjusting, tighten or loosen the screws allowing the handles to move as desired. 7. GRATE ASSEMBLY AND FIBER ASH BED a. Position the bumer tube on the raised bumer supports. b. Place the fiber ash bed on the floor of the firebox. ensuring that it does not cover the burner. c. Position the grate assembly over the burner assembly and fiber ash bed, and center from left to right. The back legs will be located in the grate brackets. d. Attach the burner to the grate wi[h the enclosed stainless steel wire to hold the burner in position. Wrap the wire around the burner and the grate bar. See Figure 13. � r ��: � , :, = Y ,� , � � , �� .-� ��. � �,�! a�� .��.F ��. l � '• 6� '� 1 �� ' 2^s�`- ; ''� �� ;�-�` T ��w.'�w ..:�_.: ':""'n,w`e�+=�� '"° �"� �;�. ._ . . . . a,Y� Figure 13-Fiber Ash Bed �=-,�� 1C3c-900 Rev D ^3 HEAT-N-GLO" Jf,t{O1 r�INSTALLAI lON INSTRUCTIONS l_r�c.�t��lr f'rucfu��r� S. LOG PLACEMENT a. Rear Log - ;��e rear log is placed on the grate agains? the back wall � � o! the appliance. See Figure 14. �� +� � �� b. Front Right Log „� � � �~ � Place the front right log on the grate against the front �_ ��'�� x, �..� � tines of the grate. See Figure 15. �, .� ��`�a z��'� � � ` c. Front Left Log ��- ..� �-r� �� < '`�� l�he� iront left log will be located on the grate with lhe left �"'� ��"�= � �_ ..�,_..;„�,,.w_'�'.....�� side of the log against the left front tine of the grate. The � - � ��" right side of the log will angie toward the center of the grate. See Figure 16. Figure 17 -Left Center Log d. Left Center Log Place the left center log on the grate behind the front left '�� " � `'�"� log. See Figure 17. � �`� e. Right Center Log ,,�-, o Piace the right center log on top of the front right log and ��'�� . � ' � x � ,� lhe ��ar log. See Finur� 18. ,��.��-�� _ � �'�� ' �,"s�r�.:�+,�•- . '-,:t -��.^" .�n< . �u v� �k� r�� ._,�,�_�w .�.` i � � � . .. � .".# .. +�'�"qr�.: ``,C'�Zw �, . . ' "�' .n�c,K, -.'�:�,,.'u.`�'.�'��t �°.,... �~ �s,•,�,^R �'� '� ' ��- � �¢ �� - p�'_"'.�"'."�.a- _ . ��;. ,at��- f �,.u,� �:.._ .,�. �� :,:_ _` „_ � � :a�' ��P � m � � : r ' � F a , ts` �� Fiyure 18 -Right Center Log �, ,�� x�-"�._�,. FdLY..!x`y� �I''�� 3 q� S�� h^�T'��"��kd'6��.. .,�. #�,b„�,�,,.,,��,,,�,' �� 9. LAVA ROCK �-x� _ � � � �� ""�'"� �� Spread a two-pound bag of lava rock (included) between the burner and the ashlip. S�e Figure 19. F=igure �4 -Rear Log .�� . .. . � A . � �� '�h. �eF � _ � ;f...xi.. � � � �� .�4�. st 4_�, � .. �. . � �`� -r f a,,:.."'' i .A.� �.' `.t ��, �v� � b, I ��"E"`�A' ,a ~'�'k"`AR � `a� �,��r"" e� "..f .. t �.� ,xa � �'�'� �� s 6 �1� i � �( �sr � �-. E ``}k y 7 `l , 3 � 'Ts»•-er.�r- '` '� < r � m �''� �f .. . � .,,�u�w'w°'uw� a.a.�,� ��: ' ;3>'t.. t- a�. ,. m�».:,,_.._. • � "'+ � k ., -.. . --- � �., � .�,- . �t54N - . ��}*""".," _, � "s � ••� . .. � �;,;�. .. . . 'lS. .. ^�I Figure 15 - Front Right Log � , �."�"�� .,�, Figure 19-Lava Rock _ �'� ��, " �� •',x�.� a "=r . ,.:,,�, . Z � ; � � 5.�� a� t .: i i� � , ��; �,t,��4,�L�, (. P�,�s... ...,-�''��.�_a i� �:. � s��+' � � �� , a - �� _ - ��r � � . Figure 16 -Front Left Log � � d036-900 Rev C 04-03 HE�T-N-GLO I.�f��r,�1�� I'1��hr%;_ DAKOTA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS F. LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE "S" SERIES �y�,�; FOR YOUR SAFETY READ BEFORE LIGHTING ��,�,� WARNING: If you do not follow these instructions exactiy, a fire or explosion may result causing property damage, personal injury or loss of life. N. This appfiance has a p'dot which must b�lit oy C- Use only your hand to push in or Wrn the gas hn��' 1.Nhen li�hiinc IhP pilol foll��+,Ihe��n- Con(i'OI knOb.Never uSe tool5 If�I��F kro)b tvill su�,i::tions exactly. no�push�n or�urn by hantl,qon't Iry to repair it,call a quali(ied service lechniaan.Force or B. BEFORE LIGHTING smell all around the ap- atternpled repair may result in a fire or explo- pl�nncr��are�t tor qas fiv gur�to Smell next tr, Slt''' thu f!u��r because SOme gas is heavia� tnrin air D- UO n01 use thiis appli3nC2 it 2ny parl has been and wil�settle�o the floor. under waler.Irnmediately call a yua�iiled s2rv- WHATTO DO IFYOU SMELL GAS i�e technician[o inspect the�pplierce and lo repiace any part of the controi syslem and any • �o not tr�Io 6c�hi sny eupliance gas control�r�luch h2s been und�r wa�er • Dn not Io�ii:Y:any elecirir swi�r.h�,do nOt usc anY phone in Vo�.0 buildniy. • Inimedialely call your qa:;supplhe� horn�. neighbors phone.Follow the yas supplier's in,tructions. • If you cannoi reach your gas suppller call !hr-fire depar�meN. �_��'n_,i��ur(ac��rmperaWres,keep cl��ildren_clothing vnd furniture away. Keep o:irner and control compartment clean.Ser instaflatton and operating instructions accornpanyiny the a��pliance FOR YOUf'i SAFETY:Do not store or use gasoGne or other flam�nable�:apors and liquids in the vicinity o1 th�s cr�n�l ot!�ar anpliance. �� , ,� '' � LlGHTING INSTRUCTIONS �� '� � �� , STOPI Hcah�he safely��strcction labcl. �. lum hnob on conlrol counterclockwise i to"PIL07". c. 1Lrn Ges cunlrol knob clGekwisa� to"Q�=F"- � Pusn e��the rcnoD all tne way antl nofd m.Immndah3ly — 6gY•,i!he pil�t wrth lhe use ot a paper match nnd liyhi- � -- er rod.Con�inu��to hold the con!rol knob in for about � z-� ....-.:. � IlI_ ,('�^'. on9 minWe 3t�er!hA pd0t Is III.RC;I�iHSe bullon and il ,�„—,, �,vdl p.��)back up.Piloi shOuld reaiain III.II � �,�s uu!. �I �f�� -1 repr.t s�cps 3 Ihrou�)h 7 � : 2rr'ti� If b�.�.t �tlor:s n�� ,�,np wt_n rci:,��.c .-[.. .r,�,�i� �;�r� rnedialely call you�ser�ice fechnlr,,,,n or C)a:su�:E;i�;>. �'"�'' If ihe pdot will not stey ht a(iqr sovFral iries,turn in� � -. ._ r,:7=5 to de�i out any qa>.�1 you smell ��<rnntrni knnl�to'OFF"anh-��'yciur�r rv . ,..,� ,.STOP'Fbilovd"G"or.the Salaty�nbnnaiion la- n�G:�n oi Oa5 5upplie�. I I you cor t snteli y�s,go�o next slep. /' . 7 , ,'--i ��v metal Iube Irom gas conliol.ThF, �� Turn gas cnnlrel knob counterclur.,kwise { L�,"OiV'� �,i i Ler ..d C�.e bu�ner pan. KnN�:an ba�wrnad to"ON"only J thr�br I��i knor, is p:�pP"d oc! I r-1'c_I�:�,�...._,�F'i t_-� �r'� '�_� PILC�t _ .yi.:- '-iUlaPiLF{ �� ,, TO TURN OFF GAS APPLIANCE `�� ,>; � �� ,. .�.� I. i.-I:x.k��., � I: )FF_,..�.. _i.,c. ?.OJN 0�-�3 4036-900 Rev D ^5 3��-�:v-C�-G�O. l.�rr.�rv/� 1'r��<iu��r� DAKOTAINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS # Description of Part DAKOTA Qty. ;-- ' ��'�, v'aive F;ssembry - LP 4036-005 1 291 Valve P,ssembly - NG 4036-006 1 30 Elbow, 90° Brass 4021-027 2 �'�� '�, ON/OFF val� � 4021-028 1 32�I, Bushing - 3/8 F NPT/ 1/2 M NPT 4021-030 1 33 Val� Box Plate 4036-122 1 3� Valve Box Qase 4036-123 1 � - ��aive cr��ke; �i 4036-124 1 � ;�. �_- _ _- — ---- � ! :;c� Val� Plale 4036-125 1 37 Connector, Brass 90° - Flex 14326 1 -- _ _ - -- - �� Pipe Nipple 3/8 NPT 4021-041 2 39 RS Saf2ty Pilot Valve 33992 1 r-�_ a0 Regulator(LP ONLY) 34028 1 41 � Burner Tube Assembly - LP 4036-018 1 41 �i Burner Tube Assembly - NG 4036-019 1 �--._- �42 ' 18" Flex Tube 4021-032 1 4� � Burner Tube w/Pilot Bracket 4036-013 1 4� � Air Shutter 4036-315 1 45 RS Safety Pilot Assembly - NG 4036-510 1 d5 RS Safety Pilo� Assembly -LP 4036-511 1 46 i Screw- �6 x �;16 SMS PPH CAD/ZINC 15906A 1 47 � Compression Nut 32553 1 48 � Orifice (LP) 32562 1 �8 i_ Orifice (NG� 35321 1 49 i Jam Nut 1/2-20 803-823 32563 1 50 'I 3/8 SAE Flare, Hex Nipple 4021-031 1 -,- ;,1 I 18" Aluminum Tube Assembly 4036-810 1 I � Val� P.ccess Door 4036-870 1 �� j Log Set 4036-700 1 5< i Log, Front Left 4036-703 1 53 Log, Left Center 4036-705 1 �,' � Log, Rear 4036-701 1 �--�- 55 � Log, Rignt Center 4036-704 1 �56 �� Log, Front Right 4036-702 1 �� fvyion Washer 34362 6 60 � Screw-Thread-cutting, Zinc (6/door) 31114 12 6 i , Screw-#8 32x1/2 PH U/C FLT (2/doorj 11559B 4 " Fiber Ash Bed 4036-730 1 ' " Lava Rock 28911 1 � � � " Consumable, not a warranted part 4---I I 0�-C., ,��6-9J0 Rev G RE�F��E p September 9, 2010 SEP � 3?�� Cl�y Don DeBaere O��RONO Supervisor, Public Works City of Orono 2700 Kelley Parkway Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Dear pon: I am writing regarding the culvert repair on Crystal Bay near my property at 3205 Crystal Bay Road. I appreciate the opportunity to place a 4" PVC pipe across the road to provide electrical service to my dock. I doing so, I understand that in the event the PVC pipe antl wiring are damagetl during placement or via erosian, i do not noid the Gity c� Orono responsible for the damages or repairs. Please let me know when you have scheduled to culvert repair. Thank you! J Richard Anderson 3205 Crystal Bay Road Wayzata, MN 55391 DATE TIME � CITY OF ORONO �/O �' CALLED IN INSPECTION NOTI SCHEDULED " ' � � PERMIT NO:"�Z' �� COMPLETED ADDRESS S L% � �9��—% ��i /�1 c �'�4f � c�- OWNER '��-'��' TELEPHONE NO. CONTRACTOR >; DESCRIPTION ► ' �C �(�� '� � lL ❑ FOOTING ❑ PLUMBING FINAL ❑ EXCAV/GRADING/FILLING � ❑ POURED WALL ❑ MECHANICALRI ❑ LAKESHORENVETLANDS � O ❑ FRAMING ❑ MECHANICAL FINAL ❑ TREE REMOVAL Z ❑ INSULATION ❑ WOOD BURNER/FIREPLACE ❑ SITE INSPECTION Q ❑ RADON SLAB ❑ WATER HOOK-UP ❑ PROGRESS � ❑ FINAL ❑ SEWER HOOK-UP ❑ COMPLAINT J ❑ DEMO-SITE ❑ SEPTIC MAINT. ❑ FOLLOW-UP _ ❑ DEMO-FINAL ❑ SEPTIC INSTALL ❑ HARD COVER REMOVAL J ❑ PLUMBING RI ❑ SEPTIC FINAL ❑ FOUNDATION/REMOVAL � OWNERICONTRACTOR TO MEET YOU:_YES_NO � COMMENTS: � W C � � O �/ � �>- ,_ � ��[ ��i�� L/ �C ' i o �� W Q �ri�-e�c`�1 T �; ;d r�i,9 c� � ��, � '�� < n �` � z W � W � � � GW � 1 IORK SATISFACTORY:PROCEED Cl PROJECT COMPLETE � ❑CORRECT WORK 8 PROCEED C ISSUE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY W O ❑CORRECT WORK,CALL FOR REINSPECTION TEMPORARY V BEFORECOVERING PERMANENT 0 CORRECTUNSAFECONDITIONWITHIN HOURS. � pHOTOTAKEN INSPECTOR WILL RETURN ❑ CITATION ISSUED ❑STOP ORDER POSTED.CALL INSPECTOR ❑ INSPECTION REQUIRED.CALL TO ARRANGE ACCESS. Ca11 for the next inspection 24 hours in advance. (952� 249-460� OwnerlContractor on site: Inspecto� �/ % White Copyllnspector's File Canary CopylSite Notice