Hearth & Home 6000C-IFT Manual de usuario

1Hearth & Home Technologies • HEAT-OUT-GAS Instructions • 2310-939 Rev. J • 8/21

HEAT-OUT-GAS

- Installation Instructions -

1 Introduction

DO NOT DISCARD THIS MANUAL

NOTICE

• Leave this manual with

party responsible for use

and operation.

DO NOT

DISCARD

• Important operating

and maintenance

instructions included.

• Read, understand and follow

these instructions for safe

installation and operation.

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

A. Introduction ....................................1

B. Approvals ......................................1

C. Kit Contents of HEAT-OUT-GAS ....................2

D. Installation Guidelines ............................ 3

2 Framing

A. Framing .......................................6

B. Installing Vent Cap ...............................8

C. Connecting Insulated Flex Duct ....................13

3 Electrical Information

A. Wiring the Appliance for the HEAT-OUT-GAS .........14

CAUTION! Risk of Cuts or Abrasions. Wear protective

gloves and safety glasses during installation. Sheet metal

edges are sharp.

Installation of the HEAT-OUT-GAS may be done by a

qualied service technician only. Installation MUST com-

ply with local, regional, state and national codes and reg-

ulations.

IMPORTANT: Failure to read and follow these instruc-

tions may create a possible hazard and will void the re-

place warranty.

These instructions must remain with the equipment.

CAUTION! Failure to install, operate, and maintain the

power venting system in accordance with manufacturer's

instructions will result in conditions which may produce

bodily injury and/or property damage.

NOTICE: The fan motors present in the HEAT-OUT-GAS

Heat Management System will generate sound during op-

eration. The eects of the increased sound level can be

minimized with careful planning during installation of the

system.

CAUTION! Risk of Shock! Disconnect electrical power

from replace/power vent before performing any mainte-

nance, repair, or electrical wiring.

A. Introduction

The HEAT-OUT-GAS Heat Management system is de-

signed to remove unwanted heat from your home. The

HEAT-OUT-GAS operates on 120VAC, 60Hz electrical

services.

B. Approvals

The HEAT-OUT-GAS kit uses exible duct marked as meet-

ing requirements of UL-181, Class I ducting.

For use with these IntelliFire™ Touch models:

6000C-IFT 8000C-IFT

6000CL-IFT 8000CL-IFT

6000CLX-IFT 8000CLX-IFT

6000CMOD-IFT 8000CMOD-IFT

CD4236IFTR CD4842IFTR

CD4236IFTLR CD4842IFTLR

CNXT4236IFTT/H CNXT4842IFTT/H

MERID36/MERIDPLA36 MERIDPLA36/MERIDPLA42

COSMO32/42-IFT RAVE32/42-IFT

JADE32IN/JADE42IN/JADE42IL TRUE-IFT/HEIR-IFT

MARQ36IN/MARQ42IN/MARQ42STIN ESC-42ST-IFT

SL-3X/5X/7X/9X-IFT ECHEL-C

MEZZO-C CRAVE-C

COSMO32/36/42-IFT-B RAVE32/36/42-IFT-B

JADE32IN-B/JADE42IN-B/JADE42IL-B CERONA-36/42-IFT

2Hearth & Home Technologies • HEAT-OUT-GAS Instructions • 2310-939 Rev. J • 8/21

If any parts are missing or damaged, contact your dealer

before starting installation. DO NOT install a damaged kit.

CAUTION! Do not install damaged components. DESCRIPTION SERVICE PART NO. QTY

6 in. Round Duct 659-200 1

Fan Base Assembly SRV4086-021 1

Cover Assembly 4086-022 1

Unit Collar 659-125 1

Damper Assembly 4086-316 1

Wall Switch Plate 2155-511 1

Wall Switch 2310-210 1

Vinyl Siding Shield 4086-140 1

*Fan Assembly HEAT-OUT-UPG 1

*Junction Box Assembly SRV2326-304 1

Variable Wall Rheostat BC10 1

C. Kit Contents of HEAT-OUT-GAS

659-200 6 Inch Round Duct

659-125 Unit Collar

2155-511 Wall Switch Plate

4086-316 Damper Assembly

4086-140 Vinyl Siding Shield

2310-210 Wall Switch

4086-022 Cover Assembly

SRV4086-021 Fan Base Assembly

*Included in Fan Base Assembly

Fan Assembly - Order HEAT-OUT-UPG

SRV2326-304 Junction Box Assembly

Figure 1.1 Kit Contents - HEAT-OUT-GAS

BC10 Variable Wall Rheostat

NOTICE: Install vinyl siding heat shield

only with vinyl siding.

3Hearth & Home Technologies • HEAT-OUT-GAS Instructions • 2310-939 Rev. J • 8/21

The HEAT-OUT-GAS kit is carefully engineered and must

be installed only as specied. If you modify it or any of its

components you will void the warranty, and you may possibly

cause a re hazard. Installation must be done according to

applicable local, state, provincial, and/or national codes.

1. Installation Guidelines

a. The exit termination of mechanical draft systems shall

not be less than seven feet above grade when located

adjacent to public walkways.

b. The bottom of the exterior cap must be a minimum of

12 in. (305 mm) above nished grade.

c. The discharge outlet of the HEAT-OUT-GAS must be

directed down to prevent water inltration.

d. The damper can be installed in a horizontal or vertical

position and in any location in the system, however, the

open/close actuation is more positive when mounted

vertically.

e. If the damper would need to be accessed at some point

in the future, it's location should be taken into consid-

eration at the time of installation.

2. Other Duct Options

Metal Round And Oval Duct: A combination of 6" round

and 6" oval air duct can be used in the duct run. Metal

duct components may be purchased from an HVAC sup-

plier. A minimum of one inch clearance around uninsulat-

ed pipe must be maintained to all combustible surfaces.

Note: Support duct at intervals of no greater than 4 feet,

with no more than 1/2" sag between supports as required

by local code. Tape all seams with aluminum tape (1-1/4"

minimum width, or as specied by local codes).

D. Installation Guidelines

The HEAT-OUT-GAS accessory is tested and safe when

installed in accordance with this installation manual. It is

your responsibility to read all instructions before starting

installation and to follow these instructions carefully during

installation.

Installation of this kit MUST be performed by a qualied

service technician. After a qualied service technician

has installed the appliance and the HEAT-OUT-GAS Heat

Management System, follow the instructions supplied with

the appliance manual for operation. Contact your dealer if

you have questions.

WARNING! Risk of Fire or Explosion! Damaged parts

could impair safe operation. DO NOT install damaged,

incomplete or substitute components.

See Figure 1.2, Figure 1.3, and Figure 1.4 for information.

4Hearth & Home Technologies • HEAT-OUT-GAS Instructions • 2310-939 Rev. J • 8/21

HEAT-OUT-GAS Only

***DAMPER

HEAT-OUT-GAS

COLLAR

**ATTACH WITH

ZIP TIE AT

DAMPER

*The HEAT-OUT-GAS may be installed in either position shown above.

*Note: Remove only one of the two HEAT-OUT seal plates if installing the HEAT-OUT-GAS.

The other plate must remain installed.

** Use included zip ties to attach the flex duct to the damper.

***Verify damper is operational and no obstructions, such as screws, are present.

*OPTIONAL

HEAT-OUT-GAS

LOCATION

*OPTIONAL

HEAT-OUT-GAS

LOCATION

TYPICAL SINGLE-SIDED APPLIANCE

*OPTIONAL HEAT-OUT-GAS LOCATIONS

TYPICAL SEE-THROUGH APPLIANCE

APPLIANCE APPEARANCE WILL VARY

HEAT-OUT-GAS Configuration

NOTICE: Damper MUST be installed properly or it will not function properly.

• Vertical Mounting: Install crimped side up.

• Horizontal Mounting: Rotate so the damper closes shut when the HEAT-OUT-GAS kit is not running.

IMPORTANT: See appliance installation manual for Heat Management prep and location of approved knockout use

specic to each model unit.

Figure 1.2 HEAT-OUT-GAS Conguration

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Power Vent Termination Clearances

HOPV

GRADE

12 IN. MIN.

24 IN. MIN.24 IN. MIN.

6 IN. MIN.

PV = PVLP-SLP

HO = HEAT-OUT-GAS

Figure 1.4 Minimum Clearances for Termination

Possible Air Duct Runs/Locations

Maximum Duct Run Length: 35 FT.

Minimum Duct Run Length: 36 IN.

Clearance to exible duct = 0

Maximum Number of 90 Degree Elbows (Turns) = 6

Figure 1.3 HEAT-OUT-GAS Locations

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A. Framing

Chassis Dimensions

The dimensions are measured as shown in Figure 2.1.

2 Framing

Figure 2.1 Dimensions

16-3/4 in.

(425mm)

13-1/2 in.

343mm)

11 in.

(279mm)

8-3/4 in.

(222mm)

2-3/4 in.

(70mm)

3/4 in.

(20mm)

1-1/8 in.

(53mm)

5-7/8 in.

(149mm)

10-1/8 in.

(258mm)

14-1/8 in.

(360mm)

7/8 in.

(21mm)

6-7/8 in.

(175mm)

4 in.

(103mm)

Mounting Hole

Locations

12-5/8 IN.

8-5/8 IN.

Framing Dimensions

1. Construct a framework as shown in Figure 2.2.

Framework material should be the same dimensions as

the material used for the wall framing. The dimensions

of the box must be 12-5/8 inches high by 8-5/8 inches

wide.

NOTE: Framing dimensions are for mounting purposes

only and are not required for clearances.

Figure 2.2 Framing Dimensions

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Roof Top Termination

1. If the HEAT-OUT-GAS is going to terminate on a at

roof, an enclosure similar to the one shown in Figure

2.3 will need to be constructed.

Figure 2.3 Flat Roof Enclosure

Insulated Flex Duct

12 in.

(305 mm)

8Hearth & Home Technologies • HEAT-OUT-GAS Instructions • 2310-939 Rev. J • 8/21

Figure 2.4

B. Installing Vent Cap

1. Remove the four screws holding the shipping bracket to

the base of the HEAT-OUT-GAS. See Figure 2.4 and

2.5.

2. Remove the shipping bracket. See Figure 2.6.

3. The HEAT-OUT-GAS base should look like the picture

in Figure 2.7.

4. Cut a 7" diameter hole in the outside of building where

the duct for the HEAT-OUT-GAS is to be located. Refer

to Figure 2.1 and Figure 2.3 for duct location on HEAT-

OUT-GAS.

Figure 2.5

Figure 2.6

Figure 2.7

NOTE:

• The HEAT-OUT-GAS may be painted to a desired

color, as long as the paint selected has su󰀩cient

temperature and environmental ratings.

• Thoroughly sand the existing coating prior to

painting with sand paper or steel wool.

• The front of the cap cover may be eld-painted

and cured up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (204°

C).

• Certain areas of the cap surface may reach up to

250 degrees Fahrenheit (121° C). Paints selected

should have su󰀩cient temperature ratings.

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NOTICE: It is imperative that the HEAT-OUT-BEK kit be

installed squarely or the HEAT-OUT-GAS may not t into

opening left once nishing has occurred. Also care should

be taken to ensure that HEAT-OUT-BEK is secured at to

wall.

11. The wall is now ready to be finished. Finishing

materials such as stone, marble or brick can then be

applied up to the anges of the HEAT-OUT-BEK that

protrude perpendicular to the wall. This will ensure that

the cap will t into the opening after nishing has been

completed.

NOTICEOutside anges of the HEAT-OUT-BEK must not

have any pressure on them from the nishing materials.

This could cause the opening left after nishing to be too

small.

12. After HEAT-OUT-BEK has been installed and the

nishing of the wall has taken place, apply a bead

of silicone (with a minimum of 300° F continuous

exposure rating) to the HEAT-OUT-BEK around the

entire metal ange, as shown in Figure 2.10 with the

dotted line.

APPLY SILICONE (with a

minimum of 300°F continu-

ous exposure rating) TO

FLANGE

APPLY SILICONE (with a

minimum of 300°F continuous

exposure rating) TO PERFO-

RATED HOLES.

OUTSIDE

FLANGE

(SECURE FIRST)

OUTSIDE

FLANGE

(SECURE FIRST)

APPLY SILICONE (with a

minimum of 300°F continuous

exposure rating) TO TOP

CORNERS

Figure 2.10 HEAT-OUT-BEK Attached to Wall

Formed Tabs

Figure 2.8 Bend BEK Sections

SECTION A

SECTION B

SECURE TO BUILDING

EXTERIOR USING TOP (2) AND

BOTTOM (2) MOUNTING HOLES

(#8 X 3 INCH SCREWS)

RETURN BEND ON

SECTION A LOCATED

ON OUTSIDE OF

SECTION B.

Figure 2.9 BEK Assembled

5. Assemble the HEAT-OUT-BEK kit. Bend the two sections

of the HEAT-OUT-BEK kit as shown in Figure 2.8.

6. Use the formed tabs, shown in Figure 2.8, to assemble

the box as shown in Figure 2.9. The return bend on

section A should be located on the outside of section B.

7. Place assembled box over the framed opening in the

wall with outside anges oriented vertically and held

tight to the building exterior. See Figure 2.10.

8. Drive two of the supplied #8 X 3 inch screws through

opposite ends of the two outer anges. This will secure

the HEAT-OUT-BEK extension box to the building and

allow for squaring of the HEAT-OUT-BEK. See Figure

2.10.

9. Seal all corners, joints and bend lines with silicone

(with a minimum of 300° F continuous exposure rating)

caulk. Ensure all gaps and holes are lled so a sealed

envelope is formed.

10. If nishing material extends past the cap extension

box (BEK) more than one inch, an additional BEK is

required. Cap extension boxes may be stacked for

thicker wall applications:

• Attach rst box to the wall.

• Assemble second box.

• Bend the two outside anges of the second box

around to the inside of the box. See Figure 2.11.

• Secure the second box to the rst using four #8 x 1/2

sheet metal screws included in the HEAT-OUT-BEK

kit. See Figure 2.11.

Note: A HEAT-OUT-BEK kit will be needed for installations

with exterior nishing materials greater than 1 in. thick. Order

with the appliance and venting system. It will be used to

ensure that the nishing is done to the appropriate size for

the HEAT-OUT-GAS to be installed properly.

If installing with nishing material less than

1 inch thick go to step 15.

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SECURE TO BUILDING EXTERIOR

USING TOP (2) AND BOTTOM (2)

MOUNTING HOLES

BEK

Figure 2.12 HEAT-OUT-GAS Attached to HEAT-OUT-BEK

Figure 2.14

SILICONE (with a minimum

of 300°F continuous expo-

sure rating)

(ALL 4 SIDES)

SILICONE (with a

minimum of 300°F

continuous exposure

rating)

(ALL 4 SIDES)

Attach four 10 x 1/2

screws to

HEAT-OUT-GAS to

HEAT-OUT-BEK

FINISHING MATERIAL

5 IN. MAXIMUM

Figure 2.13 Silicone Weather Sealing

14. After the HEAT-OUT-GAS has been secured to the

HEAT-OUT-BEK, silicone (with a minimum of 300° F

continuous exposure rating) should be applied around

outer edge of HEAT-OUT-BEK where it meets the

building exterior. Silicone (with a minimum of 300° F

continuous exposure rating) should also be applied

where HEAT-OUT-GAS and HEAT-OUT-BEK meet, as

shown in Figure 2.13. If installing with HEAT-OUT-BEK

skip to step 17.

15. Place a bead of silicone (with a minimum of 300° F

continuous exposure rating) on the back side of the

mounting ange for the heat-out. See Figure 2.14.

16. Install the heat-out into the wall and attach the cap

to the wall using the four self-piercing #10 x 1/2 inch

screws provided. See Figure 2.15.

13. Apply a bead of silicone (with a minimum of 300° F

continuous exposure rating) around the entire metal

ange of the HEAT-OUT-GAS. See Figure 2.14. Align

with HEAT-OUT-BEK as shown in Figure 2.12. Ensure

cap is level and square, then secure HEAT-OUT-GAS

to HEAT-OUT-BEK as shown in Figure 2.13.

Flange bent

to the inside

4 #8 x 1/2 sheetmetal

screws through

the flange into

the next BEK

(Included in the

HEAT-OUT-BEK

kit)

Figure 2.11 Stacking Boxes

Figure 2.15

CAUTION! Risk of shock! Disconnect electrical

power from replace/Heat-Out before performing any

maintenance, repair, or electrical wiring.

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