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Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 INTRODU CTI ON ..................................................... 4 INSTALLATION ...................................................... 5 Cl earances ........................................................... 5Vent ing ................................................................ 6Test for ...

Page 4 - Introduction; CAUTION: This appliance must be vented to

4 Introduction The Harman Clarity 828 I Vented Gas Fireplace In sert is a listed gas -fired vented room heatertes ted by In tertek Tes tin g Services/Warn ockHersey to ANSI standard Z21.88-2002, CSA2.33-M02, and CAN/CGA-2.17-M91. The installation of the Clarity Fireplace Insert must conform with loc...

Page 5 - Installation; CLEARANCES

5 Installation Due to high temperatu res, the Clarity 828I Vented Gas Fireplace Insert should be locatedout of traffic and aw ay from furniture and drap-erie s. Children and adults should be alerted to the ha za rds of hi gh su rf ac e t empe ra tures a ndshould stay aw ay to avoid burns or clothing...

Page 6 - VENTING; TEST FOR FLUE SPILLAGE

6 Remove the chimney cap if one exists so that the flue may be cleaned and the venting installed. Remove any exi sti ng heart h acces sori es s uch as glass doors, spark screens, andirons, and grates. Clean the chimney thoroughly to remove ash, soot, and any obstructions, and then clean ash, soot, d...

Page 7 - Assembly

7 Assembly The Clarity 828I Fireplace Insert comes with the log set packed inside the firebox. The three trimpanels and two wing brackets are packed togetherin a separate carton. NOTE: The wing bracketsmust go on before the door. A second shipping carton contains the wing panels. Two different size ...

Page 8 - INSERT TO A GAS SUPPLY; PROPANE

8 INSERT TO A GAS SUPPLY Burn Only the Fuel for Which the Heater is Equipped The Clarity Fireplace Insert will burn either natural gas or propane, but requires a dedicatedburner system module for either fuel. The label onthe burner system module indicates the fuel forwhich it is equipped. Making The...

Page 9 - INSTALLING THE INSERT; CONNECTING THE CORDSET

9 The Clarity Fireplace Insert, when installed, must be electri cal ly g rounded in acco rdance with localcodes or, in the absence of local codes, with the thecurrent edi t io n of the Na t i ona l El ect ri ca l Co de,ANSI/NFPA 70 in the United States or the currentCanadian Electrical Code CSA 22.1...

Page 10 - AIR SHUTTER ADJUSTMENT; INTO THE FIREPLACE

10 panels first, using two 1/4-20 fasteners for eachpanel. Their mounting locations are near the topand bottom of the panel. Install the top wing panel last using two 1/4-20 fasteners. The mounting holes are near the insideedge of the side wing panels. Before tightening, make sure the outer edges of...

Page 11 - MONITORING THE GAS FLAME; Operation; HOW TO LIGHT THE FIRE

11 Use a glove to avoid contact if hot. For best resultswhen fine-tuning the flame picture, initially leavethe middle lever unchanged from its factory set-ting. Move the other two levers as needed toincrease or decrease the brightness and length ofthe flame: moving left will increase the flame;movin...

Page 12 - Maintenance; REPLACING THE GASKET

12 12. Place the ON-OFF/THERMOSTAT switch in the ON position or in the THERMOSTAT positionif the optional thermostat is used. 13. Turn on the electric power to the heater.14. Set the optional thermostat to the desired room temperature. 15. Set the High-Low Regulator to desired set- ting: turn fully ...

Page 13 - CLEANING THE GLASS; CLEANING THE LOG SET AND FIREBOX; CONVECTION BLOWER SERVICE ACCESS

13 confirm that there is no blockage and that thesystem is in good repair. Directions for conductinga flue spillage test may be found on page 6. Thevent manufacturer's instructions may providespecific suggestions or details on vent inspection.Any sections that are taken apart for the inspectionmust ...

Page 15 - Appendix A: Fuel Conversion; CONVERSION KIT COMPONENTS

15 Appendix A: Fuel Conversion CONVERTING THE CLARITY FIREPLACEINSERT FROM ONE GAS TO ANOTHER INTHE FIELD NOTE: THE C ONVERSION SHALL BE C AR - RIED OU T IN ACC ORDANCE WITH THE R E-QU IR EMENTS OF THE PROVINC IA L OR LO-CA L AU THORITIES HA VING JURISDIC TIONA N D IN A C C OR DA NC E WI TH R EQ U I...

Page 16 - De-rating for High Altitude; NATURAL GAS

16 Appendix B: De-rating for High Altitude For U.S. installations, the Clarity Fireplace Insert is approved for elevations up to 2000 feet using thef acto ry -i nst al led b urner i njecto rs. A t el eva ti onsabove 2000 feet , U.S. codes require a decrea se inthe input rating by changing the burner...

Page 17 - Changing Orifices

17 Appendix C: Changing Orifices To change the orifices, such as when derating for altitude, follow these steps. 1. Remove the side trim panels according to thedirections on page 12 to gain access to the leversthat secure the glass door, then remove the glassdoor according to the directions on page ...

Page 19 - Parts List

19 Parts List The following replacement parts for your Harman Clarity Fireplace Insert are available from your Har- man dealer. 1. Pilot N G 3-40-08229 Pilot LP 3-40-08230 2. Thermopile 3-20-08219 3. Pilot Tube 2-00-446118 4. Thermocouple 3-40-08228 5. Piezo Ignitor 3-40-08220 6. Ignitor Cable 3-40-...

Page 20 - Burner Assembly

20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Burner Assembly Evaluation notes were added to the output document. To get rid of these notes, please order your copy of ePrint IV now.

Page 22 - Specifications; NATURAL GAS

22 10 -2 3- 97 Specifications Tested to ANSI Z21.88-2002, CSA 2.33-M02, CAN/CGA 2.17-M91. NATURAL GAS PROPANE Input Rating (Btu/hr) (0-1370 m) 3 7, 00 0 3 7, 00 0 Min. Input Rating (Btu/hr) (0-1370 m) 2 5, 00 0 2 7, 50 0 Injector Sizes (DMS) (front/center/rear (0-1370 m) 47 /5 6/ 44 57 /7 1/ 55 Mani...

Page 23 - HARMAN GOLD WARRANTY

Harman Stove Company warrants its products to be free from defects in material or workmanship, in normal use and service, for a period of 6 years from the date of sales invoice and for mechanical and electrical failures, in normal use andservice, for a period of 3 years from the date of sales invoic...