THE OUTDOOR GREATROOM COMPANY RSTL and RLFP Finish Gas Fireplace Instruction Manual

June 9, 2024
THE OUTDOOR GREATROOM COMPANY

THE OUTDOOR GREATROOM COMPANY RSTL and RLFP Finish Gas Fireplace Instruction Manual
THE OUTDOOR GREATROOM COMPANY RSTL and RLFP Finish Gas
Fireplace

ABOUT YOUR FIREPLACE

A. REQUIRED TOOLS

  • Utility Knife –
    To cut and remove packaging

  • 2 Open Ended Wrenches (1X 7/8” Wrench and 1X 3/4” Wrench)-
    To secure gas connections

  • Phillips Screw Driver (Do not use a drill to assemble)-
    For assembly

B. INCLUDED WITH YOUR FIREPLACE

RSTL
RSTL

Fully Assembled See-Through Fireplace with CFP DSI Burner (See Crystal Fire® Plus manual for size specifcations)

Glass

Set of Glass Wind Guards and Glass Guard Clip Hardware

RLFP

RLFP

Fully Assembled One-Sided Fireplace with CFP DSI Burner (See Crystal Fire® Plus manual for size specifcations)

Glass

Single Glass Panel and Glass Guard Clip Hardware

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

Exposed edges may be sharp, use leather gloves when removing packaging and handling the base.

A. UNPACKING

  • Do not discard any packaging until assembly is complete and unit is tested.
  • Keep all included manuals in a safe place for future reference.
  • Two people are recommended to remove fireplace from packaging.
  • Place fireplace in desired location. Refer to Image 2.1 for recommened placement. It is recommended to place the large circular opening over the natural gas pipe if not using self-contained propane cylinder.
    GAS LINE LOCATION
    Image 2.1
    (Cross section of fireplace.) See Image 3.1 on pg. 5 for dimensional information.

NOTE:
When installing over gravel/dirt, it is recommended that a vapor barrier be added under the appliance.

SETTING UP YOUR BURNER

ATTENTION

Read and understand your Crystal Fire® Plus owner’s manual before beginning burner hookups or using the device. DO NOT USE TEFLON TAPE OR PIPE DOPE ON FLARE FITTINGS.

IMPORTANT

Please consult your Crystal Fire® Plus instruction manual for detailed instructions and important information related to the burner installation including: lighting and operating instructions, safety information, and proper tightening of connections with two wrenches. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL CRYSTAL FIRE® PLUS BURNER WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING THE CRYSTAL FIRE® PLUS OWNER’S MANUAL.

A. VCSV SYSTEM

  • Fireplaces equipped with VCSV system, will have the control on the front face of the unit . It cannot be moved due to limitations of the thermocouple.
  • VCSV-equipped fireplaces come setup standard for operation on LP and come with an NG conversion kit.

VCSV SYSTEM

B. NATURAL GAS CONNECTIONS

See Crystal Fire® Plus instructions for burner installation.

  • All gas connections were completed at the factory. Performing a leak test on all connections is required.
  • It is recommended that this unit is installed as hard piped.
  • Check all connections for leaks. If needed, tighten connection with two wrenches and re-check for leaks.
  • For hard piped installations: Position fireplace over gas line as shown in Image 3.1. Connect the gas supply line (not included) to the 1/2” male flare fitting on the valve. USE TWO WRENCHES TO ENSURE A GAS TIGHT CONNECTION.
  • Run gas line pipe up through large round opening in bottom of base

ACCESS

C. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

Feed electrical wiring up through smaller hole in base pan as shown in Image 3.2. Wire electrical into junction box.

ELECTRICAL LOCATION

D. BURNER MAINTENANCE

  • Before doing any maintenance on burner or DSI box, it is recommended to place a protective barrier, such as a towel or cardboard, over stainless steel caps.

  • Carefully lift burner out of burner pan and rest on side caps as shown in Image 3.3.
    BURNER MAINTENANCE

  • To access underneath burner, the access plate coverings can be removed. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove bolts holding access plate to pan as shown in Image 3.4. Carefully lift up both access plates and tilt inwards to remove. Take care not to scratch stainless steel interior side panels.

  • Tighten all connections with two wrenches and perform a leak test after any burner or DSI maintenance
    BURNER MAINTENANCE

E. SELF-CONTAINED PROPANE CYLINDER INSTALLATION

HAND TIGHTEN, DO NOT USE A WRENCH FOR THIS CONNECTION.

  • Remove access door from end of fireplace.
  • Using two wrenches, disconnect flex line and connect regulator hose. An adaptor can be purchased erperatly to allow propane regulator hose to attach to DSI. See reference  materials at end of Crystal Fire® PlusManual.
  • Tilt self-contained propane cylinder and position within fireplace in large circular hole in base pan. As shown in Image 3.5.

CYLINDER INSTALLATION

NOTE:
Self-contained propane cylinders can only be used with the RLFP-40 and RSTL-40

F. FINAL INSTALLATION STEPS

  • Once gas, electical connections are made, and a leak test is performed,replace access panel on front of fireplace.
  • Using supplied screws attach access panel to frame. Reference red “X’s” in Image 3.6 for screw locations.
    INSTALLATION

MISCELLANEOUS

A. FIRE MEDIA INSTALLATION

WARNING DO NOT OPERATE CRYSTAL FIRE® PLUS BURNER WITHOUT GLASS BEADS OR OTHER APPROVED FIRE MEDIA.

Media not included with fireplace, a seperate order is needed to obtain media.

Scatter glass beads, lava rock, or other approved fire media evenly across entire burner surface. See Image 4.1

FIRE MEDIA INSTALLATION

B. WIND GUARD INSTALLATION

  • Install glass guard clip screws into backside of glass guard clips.

  • Place spacer into glass guard clip as shown in Image 4.2.
    WIND GUARD INSTALLATION

  • Carefully lower glass wind guards into glass guard clips as shown in Image 4.3.
    WIND GUARD INSTALLATION

Using a Phillips screwdriver, lightly tighten the clip screws. Do not overtighten

C. FINISHING FREE-STANDING INSTALLATIONS

ATTENTION Care must be taken around stainless steel interior parts. Stainless steel can be easily scratched.

Fireplace is designed to be custom finished. Interior frame studs can be located by screw location on front and back of fireplace. Reference the red “X’s” in Image 4.4 below.
FINISHING FREE-STANDING INSTALLATIONS

WARNING If these clearance requirements are not followed exactly, a fire or explosion may result casuing property damage, personal injury or loss of life.

INSTRUCTION

D. FINISHING BUILT-IN INSTALLATIONS

WARNING If these clearance requirements are not followed exactly, a fire or explosion may result casuing property damage, personal injury or loss of life.

FINISHING BUILT-IN INSTALLATIONS

  • 1 in. clearance on back and sides for single-sided units.
  • 1 in. clearance on sides for see through units.
  • Side gaps should be filled with non-combustible sheeting material.

FINISHING BUILT-IN INSTALLATIONS

  • 6 in. clearance are required above appliance.
  • 1 in. clearance on sides for see through units.

If built into an enclosure/chase, the enclosure/chase needs to be ventilated to the outside. The vents on the appliance can be removed and applied to enclosure.

NOTE:
Standoff kits are available for purchase to assist in the framing process to ensure compliance with these clearance to combustible requirements. They are specific to the length and configuration of the fireplaces.

INSTRUCTION

E. FINISHING (MANTELS AND SPECIAL CASES)

Mantels should not be mounted directly to appliance. ONLY NON COMBUSIBLE mantels should be installed above appliance firebox opening.

MANTELS AND SPECIAL CASES

  • A hearth can be installed below fireplace opening, but all other clearance requirements must be met.
  • If installing a television over the appliance, these guidelines will serve as a best practice guide, but each television is different and may have different temperature requirements. Refer to television manufacturer for specific installation guidelines.

MANTELS AND SPECIAL CASES

  • Installations with a television must use a mantel.
  • A minimum depth of 8” for the mantel is required.
  • Alcove must be designed so that television is recesed from front face by a minimum of 4”.
  • Alcove must begin a minimum of 8” above the mantel.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD If you do not follow these instructions exactly, a fire or explosion may result causing property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

A. DSI SYSTEM

Verify control switch is in OFF position. See Image 5.1. If operating on a self-contained propane cylinder, ensure cylinder valve is CLOSED. If operating on a hard-piped system, ensure main gas supply shut-off valve and all other valves in gas system are OPEN. If operating on a self-contained propane cylinder, slowly open cylinder valve.

DSI SYSTEM

Turn control switch to ON position. A 1-2 second delay will occur while control module runs diagnostics. Sparking will then occur at the ignition electrodes. See Image 5.2. Gas valve will open and burner will ignite.

DSI SYSTEM

If burner does not ignite within 12 second ignition window, turn control switch to OFF position and wait 5 minutes to allow gas to dissipate before attempting ignition again. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT BURNER IF YOU SMELL GAS. While burner is operating, the DSI system will continuously monitor the presence of a flame. If flame signal is lost, the system will attempt re- ignition for up to 12 seconds. If flame signal is lost for more than 12 seconds, the system will shut down.

B. VCSV SYSTEM

WARNING FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD If you do not follow these instructions exactly, a fire or explosion may result causing property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

Verify control valve is in OFF position. See Image 6.1. If operating on a self-contained propane cylinder, ensure cylinder valve is CLOSED. If operating on a hard-piped system, ensure main gas supply shut-off valve and all other valves in gas system are OPEN. If operating on a self-contained propane cylinder, slowly open cylinder valve.

VCSV SYSTEM

Press and hold sparker button. Verify an audible and visible spark is present within the ignition wind guard. See Image 6.2.

VCSV SYSTEM

Gently press and turn control knob to LOW/IGNITION position. Fully depress control knob and hold for 3-5 seconds. See Image 6.3. Burner should ignite and continue to operate when control knob is released.

VCSV SYSTEM

If burner does not light or remain lit after 20 seconds of attempting ignition, turn control valve to OFF position and wait 5 minutes to allow gas to dissipate before attempting ignition again. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT BURNER IF YOU SMELL GAS. With burner lit and operating, the flame height can be adjusted between LOW and HIGH at any time. See Image 6.4.

VCSV SYSTEM

TO EXTINGUISH

Turn control knob to LOW/IGNITION position. Then gently depress control knob and turn to OFF position. See Image 7.1. If using a self-contained propane cylinder, close valve.

WARNINGS

IMPORTANT

Please consult your Crystal Fire® Plus instruction manual for detailed instructions and important information related to the burner installation including: lighting and operating instructions, safety information, and proper tightening of connections with two wrenches. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL CRYSTAL FIRE® PLUS BURNER WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING THE CRYSTAL FIRE® PLUS OWNER’S MANUAL.

WARNING

After consulting the manual and following instructions, remember: before operating, all gas connections must be fully checked for leaks.

Thank you for purchasing an Outdoor GreatRoom Company product! This outdoor fireplace was made with pride in the USA.

Warranty: Outdoor fireplaces are covered under a 1 year manufacturer’s warranty. Please visit http://www.outdoorrooms.com/product-registration to register your product.

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