Superior HC-3320 Manual de usuario

The Fireplace Compcny

For

Superior

Series Fireplaces

Model

HC-3320

Model

HC-3820

And

Hearthstar

Series

Fireplace

Model

385

This installation manual will

help you obtain

safe, effi-

'cient, dependable installation

for your fireplace and chimney

sysiem. Please read and

understand these installation

instructions before beginning

your installation.

Do not attempt to modify or

alter the construction of the

fireplace or its components.

Any modification or aitaration

ofconstruction may void the

'warranty, listings and appro-

vals of this system.

The name Superior

used

synonymously with the name

Hearthstar throughout this

Installation Instruction

manual.

RULES

TO FOLLOW

10.

Alwavs keeo flue damner I

PRECAIITlnNS

FOR

SAFETY

open whiie heat is present in

fireplace. The most imoortant

ar~zr

Before starting your fire-

place installation, read and

understand these safetytips

and installation instructions

:~carefully.Failure to follow

them couid cause a fireplace

malfunction resulting in ser-

ious bodily injury and/or pro-

perty damage.

Always check your local

building codes. The installa-

tion must comply with their

regulations.

Connect this model fire-

place to a Superior Model TF8

.ThruFlow Chimney System

'(8"

inside diameter) residen.

tial type appliance chimney

onlyand vent to the outside

!ofthe building.

To maintain top effi-

iciency, and to prevent build.

of soot and creosote,

inspect and clean the fire-

place and chimney prior to

use and periodically during

,the heatina season.

'11.

Before servicing, allow

fireplace to cool. Always shut

offany electricity and gas (if

used) to fireplace whiie work-

ing on it. This will prevent

electrical shocks or burns.

12.

This fireplace is not

intended to heat an entire

home. Its use shou!d be for

supplemental

heat in^

only.

13.

Ensure an adequate

supply of cornbustion air to

prevent hazards due to poor

combustion and to avoid

affectingother fuel burning

appliances.

TOOLS

AND

BUILDING

SUPPLIES NORMALLY

REQUIREO

Tools should include:

Phillips screwdriver

Slot styie screwdriver

Hammer

Saw andior Sabersaw

Do NOT use

gas

used:

This fuel gives

bon monoxide fumes. Pipe cutter

Use solid wood fuel only.

DO NOT use artificial logs,

'chemical chimney cleaners,

:coal or flame colorants in

your fireplace.

NEVER light a fire with

gasoline, kerosene or lighter

fluid because of the danaer of

Level

~~~~~~i~~

tape

Plumb line

Electric drill and bits

Pliers

Square

Pipe threader

Pipe joint compound

Pipe key valve

explosion. Keep all volatTle

'Buildingsupplies:

liquids away from fireplace. Framinq materials

NOT INSTALL FIRE. Wall f16shingmaterials

PLACE INA BEDROOM OF

Caulking materials

MANUFACTURED HOME. (noncombust~ble)

NEVER leave children

:unattendedwhen there is a

.fireburning in the fireplace

Fireplace surround and

hearth extension materials

(noncombustibie)

concern dealing with the

installation of Zero clearance

fireplaces are clearances to

combustible materials, secure

assembiy of component parts,

height of chimney system, the

proper use of accessory

equipment, and the tech-

niques employed in using fin-

ishing materials applied to

fireplace surrounds, hearth

extensions and wall shields.

Each of these topics will be

covered in great detail

throughout this manual.

Please give each your special

attention as you progress with

your installation.

INTRODUCTION

General Information

The HC and

units are

energy-efficient, heat-

circulating fireplaces, fea.

turing a self-contained heat

circulating system, full refrzc-

tory lined firebox, optional

outside combustion air kit,

optional glass doors and

optional forced air fan kit (out-

side combustion air and glass

doors are required for manu-

factured housing).

Your

(or

fireplace has

,beentested and listed to be

installed in both conventional

and manufactured homes by

Underwriters Laboratories,

Inc. (NO.

MH-8988);

other

agency listings are pending.

You will receive a lifetime of

comfort and enjoyment from

your fireplace provided it is

installed, maintained and

operated properly. These

instructions are written to

give you an easy-to-followout.

line for fast, safe installation

and trouble-free operation.

The

HC and

series

fireplace subsystems.

The Fireplace

Chimney and Termination

Glass Door Assembly

(optional for conventional

homes)

Outside Combusticn Kit

(optional for

conventional

homes)

Forced Air Fan Assembly

(optional for both conven-

tional and manufactured

homes)

Optional

Outside

Air

Kit

(Required

for

Manufactured

Home)

Opltonai

Glass

Doors

(Required

lor

Manulactured

Home

Installatton.)

.Typical Manufactured

Forcad

AIC

KII

(Optionat

lor

BOI~

Typical Conventional

Home Installation

~.~~~~~t~~~d

and

Home Installation

Conrsnllonal

Homal)

Figure

'Figure

Use of any components or I Failure to use parts rnanufac-

accessories not described in

the inventory list on pages

~2,~~

will not be inconformance

with the terms of the

U.L.

listing.

tured by Superior Fireplace

Company or variations in

techniques and construction

materials described in this

installation manual may

create a serious fire hazard

and may void the Superior

warranty.

Chimney

and

Termination

CLEARANCES

AND

this could srea!e

serious

loilto

HEIGHT REQUIEEFJENTS

hazard

an3 will void the

lnsuiats

ssma

Ceiling

Superior .v~arra;l:y.

'The fireplace, combustion air CHIMNEY

HSIGHT

kit, firestop spacer, flashing

'and firestop thimble (required

for manufactured houslcg

The total hei5r.t ofyogr HC or

;

installation) may

pIac?d

fireplace system irom the

directly on or against normal

fioor of

:he

firebox to the

construction materials.' The

chmney !a? must not exceed

chimney sections, chimney

e0'

for conventional homes

elbows and the s:abiiizer and

20'

for manufactured

homes, and must also meet

require

minimum

clear.

ance to combusrlble mate minimum kei~htrequire-

rials. Eoth the fireplace and men:s. Pefer !o the minimum

chimney must be enclosed chimney height chart.

when installed in, or passing

through, a living area 'where

combustible materials might

MINi?liU&

CHIMNEY

come in contact with the

HEIGHT

chimney.

;

'Construction materials:

framing materials

plywood

particle board

Vertical

Installation

flooring Conventional

H'>rna

millboard

Vertical

Installation

dry wall Manufactured

Homa

12''0*

paneling

etc.

Offset

Installatioil

offset)

Conv.

and

Manuf.

Home

12'4'

For questions please call

Surlacs

Superior Fireplace Com;any.

,,,,,,

ianal

5.0.

Special restrictions apply

the front and facing of the

fireplace and nearby walls.

CHASE ENCLOSURE

Barrier)

Outride

Base

(See pages

and

19).

WARNING:

THE

FIREPLaCE

MUST

Ifyou plan on using a chase

NOT

PLACED

AGAINST

INSULA.

,CHIMNEY

SYSTEM

(a vertical box.like structure),

"ON

VAPOR

BARRIER.

1NSuI.A.

overhead obstructions will

TION

VAPOR

YARRIER

MUST

FIRST

COVER0

WITH

GYPSUM

Superior zero clearance fire- normally be avoided, however,

BOARD.

PLIWOOO OR

PARTICLE

:place systems Models other factors must be consi.

BO4RO.

HC-3320, HC-3820

and

386

are &red. A chase should be

;designed and cod- listed

for

use with Superior TFB Thru

Flow Chimney Systems.

Always use Superior's Thru

Flow chimney and chimney

'components with this fire.

placesystem. Do

NOT

modify

lor alter these components as

constructed (and insulated)

,just like any other Outside

Wall. The base of the chase

should also be insulated

between the solid continuous

floor beneath the fireplace

'and the chase bottom. Refer

to(Figure

for typical chase

1cnfiguration.

Notes:

No1

In3ulalo

Ihe

Chara

cavity

vim

BIOWR

FIII

Typa

insulmtion

Maloriais.

Lmal

Cds-

May

No1

Rwuira

Firaslopping

the

Csdlng

L~W~I

lor

Outside

Chara

lnrlslla.

tlon*.

But

Reca.

mended

For

Sa1.v

and

Lo,,.

Reduction

neat

IFigurs

ASSEMBLY OUTLINE

Before You Start

Check your inventcry list to

be sure you have all the

necessary parts supplieo in

good useable condition.

Check also for any concealed

damage.

Check the operation of the

flue damper. The flue damper

handle extends down from the

inside top of fireplace; push

in to close, puil out to open

takes firm pressure to lock

closed.

LOCATION OF

FIREPLACE

Carefully select the proper

location for heat circulation,

aesthetics, chimney obstruc-

tions, and clearance to side

wall. With proper prepianning,

a slight adjustment of a few

inches can save considerable

time

and

expense during

con-

struction and assembly.

there is a perpendicular

;ide wall closer than

15"

from

:he nearest side of the fire-

]lace opening, it must be pro.

ected with a metal vial1

jhield

(WS4O),

manufactured

by Superior or one con-

structed with a

40"

LO"

millboardor a durabls non-

combustible rnateriai ,with

equal or greater insulating

value (see

page

21).

ASSEMBLY STEPS

Position firebox prior to

framing or into prepared

framing.

Install chimney system

Install c?!ional cu:side

combustion air kit (required

for manufactured housing).

Field wire main power sup-

ply to fireplace

(if

optional fan

assembly is to be installed at

a later time).

Complete finish wall mater-

ial, surround and hearth

extension to your own

individual taste.

Attach

optional

glass

door

assembly (required for

manufactured housing).

Study the three dimensional

illustration (Figure

to get a

general idea of the location of

each element of your fireplace

system for conventional

homes. Refer to

(Figure

for

manufactured homes.

INSTALLING

THE

FIREPLACE

The fireplace may be installed

directly on a combustible

floor or may be raised on a

platform of any desired

height. Do not place fireplace

on carpeting, vinyl or other

soft-surfacedfloor coverings.

It may, however, be placed on

flat wood, plywood, particle

board or other hard-surfaced

materials. Be sure fireplace

Haanh

Plalrom

Floor

Figure

rests on a solid continuous

floor or platform so no cold

air can enter room from under

fireplace.

The fireplace may be posi-

tioned and then the framing

built around it, or the framing

may be constructed and the

firepiace pushed into the

opening.

Usualiy, no special floor sup-

port isneeded for the fire-

place; however, to be certain:

Estimate the total weight

of the fireplace system and

surround materials such as

brick, stone, etc., to be

installed. Shipping weights for

the fireplace and chimney

components may be found in

the suggested price list.

Measure the square foot-

age of the floor space to be

occupied by the system, sur-

rounds and hearth extension

Note the floor construction

i.e.

6's.

8's or

x 10's.

single or double joists, type

and thickness of floor boards.

Use this information and

consult your local building

code to determine

you need

,additional support.

CAUTION: DO NOT BLOCK

THE HEAT CIRCULATING

AIR INLETS AND OUTLETS.

DOING SO MAY RESULT IN

A POTENTIAL FIRE

HAZARD.

.If you plan to raise the fire-

place and hearth extension,

build this platform assembly,

'then position fireplace and

;hearth extension on top.

INSTALL:

Step

Slide fireplace into the

prepared framing, or positlon

fireplace

in its final location

for framing later.

.Step

Insert the metal hearth

'strips, packaged with your

fireplace beneath the fire-

place as illustrated

(Figure

7).

Figure

The hearth strips should

exlend in front ofthe fireplace

,twoinches. In the event

wooden blocking is used to

elevate the fireplace above the

floor,

"2"

lype hearth slrip

Should be fabricaled and used

10 protect the front surface of

the blocking material as well

as the floor beneath the hearth

extension

(Figure

8).

Step

Refer to fireplace

:drawings and specifications

(pages

and

for framing

dimensions and details. Frarn-

ingheader may be positioned

:directly on top of the fireplace

!spacers.

Figure

CAUTION: THE STRUC.

TURAL INTEGRITY OFA

MANUFACTURED

HOME

FLOOR, WALL AND

CEILINGIROOF

MUST

MAINTAINED.

Step

Fireplace should be

'anchored to floor (in manu-

factured housing, fireplace

.MUST

anchored to the

floor). Bend do~nfour

(4)

anchor tabs located at base

of f~replaceand secure to

floor with screws or nails

(see

Figure

70).

Step

Secure fireplace to

side framing members utiliz-

ing appropriate nailing fiance

using 8d nails

(see

Figure

17).

Nalllng

Flange

:Figure

,Framing

Slud

FIREPLACE

SPECIFICATIONS

?---

-----

----

Top

View

--a

IS".'

Box

Left

Side

Figure

'HC.3820

and

388

Wltheut

Glass

Doas

HC.3320

0350333

With

Glass

I-

>>'>.-.

Doo"'

Figure

1C.',

Top

View

Lell Side

Flgurs

Right

Side

Combustion

Alr

lniet

Box

;-22,,,.-

HC-3820

and

28B

With Glass

Dm*

Right

Slda

Figure

FRAMING

SPECIFICATIONS

+A--5

Fireplacs Framing

Figure

'If

Wall

Inside

Usa

!T09.4

708-6

Adaolsr

AK.40,

AK.6

With

Combustion

At,

Kit

LA-

E-

108.4,

TOE-6

(Corner lnslallation)

(Oulalda

Chase)

Flgore

AK.4

AK-8

Combuolion

Air

KII

Mln.

Ceiling

Framing

(insids

Chase)

Figure

AND

FRAMING

DIMENSIONS

40%

23%

28!&

14'/8"

6a'/~"

73'i,

34%

36'1,"

22?1

5'2

Without

With

FRAMING DIMENSIONS

FOR CEILING

Ceiling

Opening

Type Flue

TF8,

Vanical

14'/~" 14%

TF8. Offset

30'

(Offset

applied

Only

ceiling

14'/2

25"'

'Combustion

Air

Kil

AK-4,

AK.6

Figure

2.3

:FRAMING DIMENSIONS

FOR

ROOF

Roof

Opening

INSTALLING THE

CHIMNEY SYSTEM

Step

Check flue damper for

proper operation. When the

damper is in a closed posi-

,tion, the damper blade should

be UP and the damper control

lever pushed all the way to

the rear of the firebox. When

the damper is open, the dam-

per blade is DOWN and dam-

per control lever is pulled ail

the way to the front of firebox.

Note:

Manufactured

Housing, lireplace

MUST

anchored to the floor. (Figure

10)

illustrates the seismic

anchor tabs built into the fire-

place. (Figure

10)

illustrates

the proper installation tech-

nique.

Nail to floor

as,shown.

Step

Using standard con-

struction techniques, frame

openings for chimney route

up through ceiling(s) and roof

or through outside chase.

Framing must maintain ade-

quate support at all times.

CAUTION: ALLOW MINIMUM

CHlhlNEY CLEARANCE

COMBUSTIBLE FRAMING

MEMBERS THROUGHOUT

VERTICAL OR OFFSET CHIM-

NEY INSTALLATION.

;Reference (Figures

and

231,

'andcharts "Framing Dimen.

sions for Ceiling and Roof."

which detail minimumceiiing

and roofopening dimensions.

For

remodeling,

plumb to

center of flue collar from ceil-

ing above, drive nail through

ceiling from below to mark

position,then mark and cut

passage from above ceiling

(around nail), (Figure

24).

Then

--?

Plumb

Line

jln new construction, to deter.

mine chimney center line, use

plumb from roof or ceiling

above fireplace to center or

flue collar on lireplace.

plumb from ceiling or roof

level directly above hole

which has just been

completed.

Step

Conventional Housing:

i~ositionModel 8FS or Model

j8~~30Firestop Spacer at ceil-

ing and nail temporarily with

two

(2)

ad nails. Use flat Fire-

stop Spacer, Model

8FS,

chimney penetrates ceiling

vertically.

chimney pene-

trates ceiiing at

30'

angle (off-

set chimney), use

30'

Firestop

Spacer, Model 8FS30. Use one

nail on opposite sides to hold

Firestop Spacer in position.

Naii permanently, using at

least

more 8d nails, after

chimney sections have been

assembled through the

Firestop Spacer and after any

necessary adjustments have

been made. Firestop Spacer

must be secured by at least

four

(4)

8d nails when com-

pletely installed.

thimble to extend through the

roof opening, a thimble exten-

sion is required. Use Model

!8-TE2 thimble extension

Note:

If there isa room above

ceiling level, Firestop Spacer

must beinstalledon bottom

side of ceiling. If attic is

sbove ceilifig level, Firesfop

Spacer mustbeinstalledon

top side of ceiling. (Figures

and

26).

Room

Above

Model

No.

8FS

lFirertop

Ispacer

Figure

Attic

Above

lModel

Na.

BFS

Firerlw

Spacer

Figure

Manufactured Housing: Posi-

tion firestop thimble, Model

8.MHFT, inceiling opening,

14%"

14'/2"

square or

14%"

diameter hole, and fasten

securely to ceiling. The fire-

stop thimble must extend

through the upper part of the

roof opening. If higher attic

saace does not allow firestop

manufactured by Superior

Fireplace Company to extend

firestop thimble to proper

length. (Figure

27)

illustrates

typical firestop tnimble instal.

lation. (Figure

281

shows an

installation requiring the

8-TE2 thimble extension. The

thimble extension slides over

the firestoo thimble for a max-

imum

30"

combined height.

After determining proper

:height, fasten with four sheet

metal screws where the two

thimbles overlap (Figure

23).

Screws are provided with the

8-TE2 thimble extension.

Step

Note: Chimney sec-

tions are constructed with a

unique locking !ab design

whichi!suresan immediate,

tight zssembly between sec-

tions. Plan your chimney

requirements c~refullybefore

assembly as chimney is

difiicui: to disassemble after

installation.

The TF8 Chimney System is a

two piece chimney, which

snaps together from the fire-

place up.

Start viith the inner flue sec-

tion. With the hemmed end

Lacking

TrimtoFitROaf

Flashing

BMHT

Figure

,,,

Outer pipe section installs in

just the opposite way; the

hemmed end goes

and

each new section goes

OVER

the outside of the previous

section installed. (Figure

30).

Note:

Assemble one complete

section of chimney at

time

(inner section first, then outer

seclion last) beforeproceed-

ing

with the next complete

section. Continue to build flue

pipe assembly up through

framed ceiling openings and

roof frame opening. Assemble

just enough to penetrate the

roof and flashing openings

(Figure

31).

Always maintain

minimum clearance to

combustible materials and

always check each pipe joint

:(inner and outer) to insure pro-

:perengagement. Check verti-

,cal alignment of flue pipe so

;that it projects the roof in a

;true vertical position.Use--.

level

necessary~o-ks~~qrel.

'proper vertical position.

Superior chimney sections

need not

screwed together

for additional reinforcement.

down, snap lock it to the

matching locking flue collar

on top of fireplace. At all sub-

sequent joints, the upper

piece fits inside of the lower

piece. Each piece snaps

togetker and locks by means

of locking tabs

locking tabs

per joint). Check each piece

to insure~properensagernent,

beioie

installing preceding

section bypulling slightly

from the top. If the chimney

section has been installed

correctly, it will not separate

[whenyou test it. Also, the

chimney joint where each

section is joined should be

;tight and flat with no gaps

(Figure

29).

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