Monitor GF3800 Specifications download pdf (Page 16)

Step

8:

Level

the

cabinet

Place

tray

on the

floor

where

you

plan

to

locate

your

heater.

Position

the

heater

on the

tray

so the

legs

of the

cabinet

fit

into

the

circular

indentations

in the

tray.

In

order

for

heater

to

operate

properly.

It

must

be

positioned

on a

level surface. Ensure proper leveling

by

adjusting each

leg and by

using

a

carpenters

level

to

check

both

side

to

side,

and

front

to

back level

condition.

(Figure

15)

Step

10:

Connect

the

Heater

to the

Flue

Pipe

Move

the

heater toward

the

wall,

guiding

the

joint

pipe

into

the

center port

of the

flue

pipe (Figure 17).

Be

sure

the

joint

pipe

is

completely inserted into

the

flue

pipe.

Legs

Tray

Fig.

15

Fig.

17

Step

9:

Install

the

Joint

Pipe

At

the

rear

of the

heater,

slide

the

large

end

opening

of

the

joint

pipe

into

the

exhaust port outlet

of the

heater.

Be

sure

the

joint pipe

is

fully seated.

Slide

the

cloth

insulation

cover

over

the

joint pipe (Figure

16).

The

o-rings that seal

the

joint

pipe

may be dry and

tight.

A

little

soapy water

will

ease

installation.

Step

11:

Install

the Air

Damper

If

installation

is

standard (that

is, no

extension kits

are

required),

place

the air

damper marked with

a

"STANDARD"

over

the air

intake flange

on the

flue

pipe

(Figure

18).

Place

the

hose band around

the end of the air

supply

hose. Push

the air

supply hose onto

the air

intake

flange

and

secure

the

hose with

the

hose band.

Cloth

Insulation

Cover

Joint Pipe

Fig.

16

Air

Damper

Hose

Band

Air

Supply

Hose

Fig.

18

NOTE:

Do not

place intake hose onto

metal

capped

exhaust

port.

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