Marco DWF36 GO-3, F-3, GOI-3, FI-3 wood-burning fireplaces Installation instructions

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MODEL
DWF36GO-3 DWF36F-3
DWF36GOI-3 DWF36FI-3
CHECK LOCAL CODES PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
=. OPTIONAL FEATURES: BI-FOLD GLASS DOORS
OUTSIDE AIR KIT
FAN KIT
GRATE
THIS MANUAL PROVIDES ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS NECESSARY FOR THE
BUILDER OR HOMEOWNER TO INSTALL MODELS DWF36G0-3,
DWF36G0I-3, DWF36F-3, DWF36FI-3 MARCO FIREPLACES SAFELY AND
EFFICIENTLY. IT ALSO PROVIDES INFORMATION ON HOW TO ORDER RE-
PAIR PARTS WHEN NEEDED.
THIS SYMBOL ON THE PRODUCT
MEANS IT IS LISTED BY
À/ — UNDERWRITER'S LABORATORIES, INC.
4). MARCO MFG., INC., 2520 Industry Way, Lynwood, CA 90262 (213) 564-3201
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Accessories ...........0200000 00e eee sans anne see eee eee eee tete Page 1
installation Instructions (Introduction) .........+<0<0000ece eee eee eee TU Page 1
Selecting Your Fireplace Location .........…..0000e eee tete eee eee tt mins Раде 1 & 2
Clearances + «vee exes asm saan semana sass ETE Page 2
Framing Instructions .........-eeeresreeereeerrerrterTANt TU Page 3 & 5
Examples of Fireplace and Chimney Designs «ovina seen Page 4
Installing Your Fireplace .........…<<<<<eesseeeenententtnnn in TT Page 5
installation of Air Inlet Assembly .........+0000 00e ec eee eee eee tte UT Page 5 & 6
Installing Your Double-Wall Chimney System EN Page 7
Firestop Spacers ........…...…00000c eee ee eee etat eee eee tee UU Page 7
Terminations . ena. LL ALL dde aa aa a aa as eee ee eee TEENS Page 8
How To Determine Your Fireplace Chimney System ........…22 00000 eee eee nana eee tt Page 8 & 9
Instructions For Offset of Chimney Using ElbOWS .......-..00000e eee e tete eee Page 11
Finishing Your Fireplace ...........0<<<0ec eee eee eee tenter tr TT Page 12
Installing the Gas Line ..........-000 000 e eee eee tee tt TS Page 12
Hearth Extension .............<<<e eee see ee nee eat ete TU Page 12, 13, 14
Fireplace Facing...........000000 eee eee cette terre PT Page 15
Cold Climate Installation ................- eae a 000 eee aaa ... Page 16
Operating Instructions
Damper Control Lever .........…<<<<0eece cata tente nee EEE NETTE nen Page 17
Air Inlet Assembly ...........…0.<<0eeeee ne ee sance ee tete ete Page 17
Do's and Donts.............0000000 0e nee eee eee eee eee eee tete TT Page 17
Reference Documents ........0..00004004000rkK Er EE NER EE EEE NEE EEE ENTE EEE NT Page 18
Component Parts and Replacement Parts ............0.00000 000 her ОРТО! RER Page 19
NOTE:
Models DWF36G0-3 and DWF36F-3 are standard installation.
Models DWF36G0I-3 and DWF36F1-3 are insulated for
cold climate installation.
SAVE THIS BOOK
This book is valuable. in addition to telling you how to
install and maintain your fireplace and chimney, it aiso
contains the information that will enable you to obtain
repair parts when needed. Keep it with your other impor-
tant papers.
NEVER USE GASOLINE, GASOLINE-TYPE LANTERN FUEL, CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID OR
SIMILAR LIQUIDS TO START OR “FRESHEN-UP” A FIRE IN THE FIREPLACE. KEEP ALL SUCH
ama EE AMAV CONM THE FIRÉPLACE.
O House wiring must be secured
with the appropriate electrical
FIREPLACE GRATE
A grate is available for use with this fireplace as an optional
ccessory. By keeping the logs within a grate rather than on
the hearth, you will prevent the chance of a log rolling out of
the fireplace and thus avoid a possible fire hazard. DO NOT
OVERLOAD THE FIREPLAGE. Piling excessive wood on the
grate will not increase efficiency and could cause smoke to
enter the room. The hearth area under the grate should be
kept free of excessive ash buildup in order to allow an unob-
structed flow of air for the fire.
GLASS DOORS:
Bi-fold glass doors are available for use with these model
fireplaces as an optional accessory.
Use MARCO model BD36G0-3 Door Accessory Kit for
models DWF36G0-3 and DWF36G0I-3 and model BD36F
Door Kit for models DWF36G0-3, DWF36G0I-3, DWF36F-3
and DWF36F1-3. NOTE: (Use of glass doors other than those
manufactured by MARCO Mfg., Inc. voids the warranty and
may create a potentially hazardous condition.)
Refer to the installation instructions that come with the kit
for installation details. The glass door kits can be installed
before, during or after your fireplace has been installed.
OUTSIDE AIR:
These fireplaces have an optional outside air kit available
e. installation. The OAK-4 (outside air kit) must be installed
uring the installation of the fireplace (see Page 5).
FAN KIT
A fan kit is also avaliable for use with these fireplaces as an
optional accessory. It is designed to be installed in MARCO
fireplaces only, which are prewired at the factory.
THE FIREPLACE MUST BE WIRED TO THE HOUSE ELEC-
TRICAL SYSTEM AT THE TIME OF INSTALLATION IN OR-
DER FOR THE OPTIONAL FANS TOC OPERATE. (See
Figure 1)
POWER TO THE FIREPLACE pa
The EKR-36-25 Fan Kit operales on
115 voit 80 Hz 40 watis AC.
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COVER PLATE
Replace cover plate afisr
electrical nook-up.
connector to the fireplace
convenience cutlet wiring. FG U RE 1
Use of fans other than those manufactured by Marco Míg.,
inc. will void the U.L. listing.
The BKR-36-25 fan kit can be installed prior to or after instal-
lation of the fireplace. Refer to the BKR-36-25 Fan Kit instal-
lation Instructions for installation details.
This fireplace is not intended to be used as a substi-
tute for a furnace to heat an entire home. Use for sup-
plementary room heating only.
INTRCDUCTION
e PROPER INSTALLATION is the most important step in en-
suring safe, long-term operation of this fireplace. Consult
the local building codes as to the particular requirements
concerning installation of all factory-built fireplaces. Al-
though grounding may not be required by code, it is recom-
mended by the manufacturer.
a Before beginning the installation of your fireplace, com-
pletely read through these instructions and the instruc-
tions contained in the separate Operation Manual.
e The MARCO DWF36G0-3, DWF36G01-3, DWF36F-3 and
DWF36FI-3 fireplaces may be installed in a conventional
home or a modular manufactured home.
DO NOT USE THESE MODELS IN A MOBILE HOME INSTAL-
LATION. CONSULT YOUR MARCO DEALER FOR THE
PROPER MARCO MODEL TO BE USED IN A MOBILE
HOME.
¢ These MARCO fireplaces and components are safe when
installed according to this Installation Manuai. Uniess you
use MARCO components which have been designed and
tested for the fireplace system, you may cause a fire haz-
ard.
» The MARCO warranty will be voided by, and MARCO dis-
claims any responsibility for, the following actions:
a) Modification of the fireplace and/or components, in-
cluding assembly of chimney, glass doors, fans, airinlet
system and damper control.
b) Use of any component part not manufactured or ap-
proved by MARCO in combination with a MARCO fire-
place system.
¢) Installation other than as instructed in this manual.
To determine the safest and most efficient location for your
fireplace, consider such factors as room traffic, location of
doors and windows, and construction above and below the
installation area. The fireplace may be installed in any loca-
tion that is free of air conditioning ducts, electrical wiring,
and plumbing. This location must also provide the neces-
sary clearances.
LOCATION CLEARANCES
Corners should be considered where space is limited or at a a A fireplace must not be installed closer than 24 inches to
premium. A corner-installed fireplace can make use of any unprotected combustible wall perpendicular to the
space that may not normally be used (see Figure 5). fireplace opening (Figure 3). When a MARCO 40WS insu-
tated wall shield (or equivalent protection) is used, clear)
ance may be reduced to 12 inches (Figure 43.
PARTIAL
PROJECTION s When installed in accordance with the instructions given
in this manual, the fireplace system may touch combusti-
bie materials at the bottom. 1/2" clearance is required on
E яке sides and back of fireplace, except at the nailing flange,
| МТ where clearance is 0”. The chimney system requires 2"
- AY minimum air space.
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PROJECTION |
IN Ai COMBUSTIBLE WAL
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FIGURE 2 |
ВО | | MINIMUM
e A fireplace may be installed flush with the finished wall or HEARTH EXTENSION
projecting any distance into the room. Flush installation is DIMENSIONS
recommended for smooth or thin wall-facing materials. By
installing the fireplace to project into the room, a shal-
lower cavity is required to contain the fireplace; thicker
natural materials, such as field stone, can then be used
for face material (Figure 2). FIGURE 3 — LOCATION DIM
s A location that requires cutting the least number of joists,
roof rafters, and floor joists will reduce costs and make
installation easier. This may mean moving only one or two
inches from the selected ideal location. Any location se-
lected must allow adequate room io accommodate the
fireplace and framing dimensions shown in Figures 8,
789.
e Do not place the fireplace on soft-surfaced floor coverings
such as carpeting. The mounting surface must be flat and
hard (such as plywood, wood flooring, particie board or
any other hard-surfaced material), and evenly support the
total base of the fireplace. A raised platform may be used
to support the fireplace.
SIDE FIREBRICK
¢ When a fireplace is installed on a combustible floor, a non-
combustible hearth extension must be provided to protect ERONT OF еее xe
the floor in front of the opening. (Refer to Hearth Exten- FIREPLACE
sion, Pages 12,15 & 10) | «**24" MIN. TO COMBUSTIBLE
L . 3
WALL PERPENDICULAR TO FRONT
OF FIREPLACE.
12” MIN, IF A0WS WALL SHIELD
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OR EQUIVALENT IS USED.
FIGURE 4
COMBUSTIBLE
WALL
4%
| FRONT OF **THIS DIM. IS 21” WHEN INSTALLED
; FIREPLACE AS SHOWN IN A CORNER INSTALLATION.
THIS IS ACCEPTABLE AS IS FOR A
COMBUSTIBLE WALL NON-PERPENDICULAR
TO THE FACE OF THE FIREPLACE.
SIDE FIREBRICK
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PLAN
FIGURE 5
FRAMING INSTRUCTI
O signed to incorporate book shelves, wood bins, closets, etc.
— Framing around the fireplace (flush or projected) can be de-
— 16%" SQUARE|
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FIGURE 7 — FRAMING DIMENSIONS
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FIGURE 6 — FIREPLACE DIMENSIONS
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WARNING: DO NOT PACK REQUIRED AIR SPACES
WITH INSULATING OR OTHER MATERIALS.
NOTE: If the Outside Air Kit (OAK-4) is not used, proceed to )
Step-2. Otherwise, the OAK-4 should be installed at this ñ
point. N THe PIE WT SECT hops Fro ©
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INSTALLATION OF OUTSIDE AIR KIT ASSEMBLY
STEP 1A: Determine the source for outside air, which can be
Frs
| В installed through an outside wall or into a ventilated crawl
а” —— | space (Figure 11). in either case, a 4% " diameter hole will be
24” required for installation of the air inlet assembly. CAUTION:
Avoid installing the air inlet eyebrow where the opening
could be blocked by snow, bushes, or other obstacies.
FIGURE 9
FRAMING DIMENSIONS NOTE: COMBUSTION AIR INLET DUCTS MUST NOT TER-
MINATE IN ATTIC SPACES.
» The fireplace may be positioned and then the framing built
around it, or the framing may be constructed and the fire-
place pushed into the opening. The dimensions shown in
Figure 9 may be used to construct the fireplace opening.
COMBUSTION AIR INTAKE
@NSTALLING
STEP 1: Frame the cavity or opening for the fireplace at the
chosen location (Figure 9). Move the fireplace into position
and install provided metal safety strips under the fireplace
as shown in Figure 10.
48 3/8”
Pa
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Pa EYEBROW
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METAL SAFETY STRIP > (
(2 PIECES)
172”
FIGURE 10
STEP 1C: Connect the opposite end of the air duct to the
eyebrow. (Figure 14)
STEP 1B: Remove the cover plate from the air inlet (Figure
12). Place the airduct flange over the air inlet, align the holes,
and secure the flange with the 2 screws which formerly held
the cover plate.
REPLACE THESE SCREWS AFTER A
REMOVING COVER PLATE ra
COLLAR
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FIGURE 12
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ATTACH TO “
FIREPLACE WITH
SCREWS PROVIDED
AIR INLET
INSTALLATION OF AlA-36 (Optional)
BY INSTALLING THE OPTIONAL AIR INTAKE ALA-36, IT 1S POSSI- | O
BLE TO REDUCE THE DIMENSION ACROSS THE FIREPLACE
FROM 48-3/8” TO 43-5/8”. (SEE FIGURE 11)
1. Remove screws at air
inlet opening on side
of fireplace.
2. Position air inlet
adapter as shown.
3. Replace the screws
through the clearance
holes in the air inlet
adapter and secure to
fireplace.
AIR INLET ADAPTER
OUTSIDE AIR KIT
OAK-4 (793270)
(497397)
AIR INLET COLLAR
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LA <— 4 AIR DUCT (198422)
A 48” EXPANDED
16” COMPRESSED
AIR INLET EYEBROW
ASSEMBLY (488133)
FIGURE 14
Each double-wall chimney section consists of an outer pipe,
lue pipe and single-piece wire spacer. The pipe sections are
not unitized and must be assembied independently as the
chimney is installed.
Step 1: Disassemble the pire section by pulling the inner
iraichts P Ler. NQTE TAKE
Step $: When starting the chimney directly on the fireplace, . ROOM ABOVE XO
install the inner pipe section by fitting the male end into the / -
inner fireplace starting collar. Figure48) 77C< Steer TE À
Free Sur 1S Faciy Nsexrez 70 Lee
ST re mame a A == Па Lu SPACER i |
N ES > | FIREsTOP
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WYNER FIREPLACE
STARTING COLLAR
SUTER FIREPLACE
] e / / (STARTING COLLAR.
AR AMAA Erf Er BEE TE М
. /STEPZ Fit the outer galvanized pipe with( SPACER IN
“ PLACHover the outer fireplace starting collar located at the
top-cénter of the fireplace unit.
NOTE! Guide the inneyvipe through the cenfer oMe spacer
/ and press down on fne oNter pipe until the botton of the
outer dipeLOCKS into the spacer paris on/the outsidaof the
previols pide sectign, AND thaspacer shaps into the bead
Sk at Ihe top of Tse fner pipe.
Continue to assemble chimney sections as outlined above,
making sure that both inner and outer sections are locked
together. Stop assembiy before reaching the ceiling and
cover exposed pipe end.
4 STEP À: On the ceiling directly above the center of the dou-
ble-wall pipe, lay out a 18%z-inch square hole {use plumb
0 and cut cut for chimney exit (Figure 7.
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FIRESTOP SPACERS:
Firestop spacers are required at each point where the chim-
ney penetrates a floor or ceiling joist space. Their purpose is
twofold: they establish and maintain the required clearance
between the chimney and combustible materials, and they
provide complete separation from one floor space to an-
other floor or attic space, as required by most codes. When
penetrating a ficor or ceiling at an angle, either the 15° or
30° firestop must be used.
Q ; SPACER FS-8DN
FIRESTOP
VA SPACER FS-8DN
FIGURE 17
if the pipe passes through a framed opening between floors,
install a firestop spacer to the bottom of the joists (Figure
16). When pipe passes into the attic space, instail the fires-
top spacer on the fop of the joists (Figure 17).
STEP $: Determine the location of the hole to be cut in the
roof. The roof hole cut-out varies with the type of chimney
termination that will be installed, so refer to the chart on
page 10, Figure 20.
<
‘ STEP ©: After cutting the hole in the roof, uncover the pipe
and add sections until the cnimney extends a minimum of
14 inches above the highest point of the roof cutout (Figure
18).
“STEP À Position the flashing over the chimney and flat on
the roof. Mark an outline of the flashing on the roof and re-
move the flashing. Remove all nails within the outlined area
(Figure 18).
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~ FLASHING
~ OUTLINE
PAGE 10 FIRESTOP
FIGURE 18
“ STEP*‘&: Place flashing into position on unshingied roof.
Hold in position by nailing shingies in place over the flash-
ing edges. DO NOT nail through the flashing.
> STEP Q; Install storm collar on the chimney and push down
securely to the top of the flashing. Apply waterproof caulk-
ing around the top of the storm collar. (Figure 19)
NOTE: This is an important step to insure a watertight sys-
tem.
BT-8DN
BTL-8DN
RT-8DN
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RTL-8DN
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STORM
7
'CAULKING
COLLAR
FLASHING
FIGURE 19
NOTE: You may wish to caulk seam notches on ail joints
above the flashing and paint all exposed parts of the chim-
ney with galvanized primer paint. A coat of paint to match
the house may then be applied.
TERMINATIONS:
The fireplace and chimney system must be vented to the
out-of-doors and must be terminated with the listed chim-
ney terminations.
8
point of the roof within 10 feet horizontally (Figure 21).
/ STEP 10: install termination on last section of pipe. There are
The completed chimney, including the termination, must ex-
tend 36 inches above the highest point where if passes
through the roof and not less than 2 feet above the highest
5 different terminations approved for this chimney system.
ETL.8DN and RTL-8DN can be used on an exposed chimney
or chase installation. The BTL-8DN and RTL-8DN are adjust-
able to compensate for height variations on the chase top.
BT-8DN and BT-8DN can be used on either exposed chimney
or chase installation, but are not adjustable. TST-8DN is de-
signed to be used on a chase installation or decorative
chimney enclosure only. For details, consult the installation
instructions of the termination being used.
DETERMINE TOTAL HEIGHT (DIMENSION H)
If raised hearth extension is used subtract
hearth extension height from Dim H
=
HEIGHT OF FIREPLACE
RISE OF ELBOWS INCLUDING PIPE
Use table of contents offsets (page 11)
No
37 H
ca
4 HEIGHT OF BT-8DN/BTL-8DN,
RT-8DN, RTL-8DN
4a. HEIGHT OF TST-8D TOP
5 TOTAL OF LINES 2 THROUGH 4a
6. SUBTRACT LINE 5 FROM LINE 1
7 LINE 61S DIMENSION C. THE LENGTH OF PIPE NEEDED TO COM- |
PLETE INSTALLATION (Refer to Chimney Height Chart)
QUANTITY
8.12" PIECES OF PIPE
9.18” PIECES OF PIPE
10, 36" PIECES OF PIPE
11. 48" PIECES OF PIPE
SUBTOTAL
12 TOTAL OF LINES 5 AND 11 (SHOULD EQUAL LINE 1)
LINEAL GAIN I CHART
(REFER TO PAGE 11 FOR OFFSET CHART)
MODEL DESCRIPTION LINEAL GAIN
DWF-36G0-3/GOI-3/F-3/FI-3 37”
12-8DN DOUBLE-WALL PIPE 10%”
18-8DN DOUBLE-WALL PIPE 16%"
36-8DN DOUBLE-WALL PIPE 343%"
48-8DN DOUBLE-WALL PIPE 4634"
CPS12-8DN CHIMNEY SUPPORT 10%"
BT-8DN ROUND TOP 6”
BTL-8DN ROUND TOP ASSEMBLY 57.44"
TST-8D | TRIM STYLE TOP ASSEMBLY 6"-17"
RT-8DN ROUND TOP | 6”
RTL-8DN ROUND TOP LONG 147.47"
A
MARCO's Double-Wall Chimney System, when used on the — CHIMNEY HEIGHT CHART (DIMENSION C).
DWF-36-3 series fireplace, is listed for installation to a maxi- MAXIMUM [12- |18— |36- |46— [mAXimUM|12- | 18 = |36— |48—
mum of 60 feet high. This measurement includes the fire- HEIGHT |8DN !8DN |8DN 18DN | HEIGHT |8DN | 8DN |aDN | зом
place, chimney sections and the effective height of the *
termination assembly. The minimum height of the fireplace 887 тре рее er — | 1.1 — 18
system must not be less than 15 ft. including the fireplace, 92. | — | 1 | — |2 | 330° |2 | - | |8
chimney sections, and termination assembly. The minimum | 97 |l2|I-—|I-|2| 360 | 1 | 1 | — 1 8
height when utilizing two sets of offsets is 24 feet. 1001" ("1 | 1 | — | 2 341" | — 1 — | 1 | 8
| 108 | — | — | 1 | 2 | 346” | — | 1 | 2 | 7
| 110" | 2 | 1 | — | 2 | 3 | — | — | — | 9
CHIMNEY MAINTENANCE: 11' 97 Ia 35’ 6” _ 1 1 le
Regular inspection and cleaning of the chimney sys- 498 4" a 4 9 36° 0" 1 1 — 1g
tem is important. Refer to the Warranty and Opera- 7 sI Ia 36° 6” — Ia. Te
tions Manual for instructions.
| | 137 4" — 1 j— | 3 | 3610" | 2 | — | — | 9
136" | 2 | —| — | 3 | 374 | 1 | 1 | — | 9
14’ 0” 1 14 — 3 38' 0” — | — | 1 | 8
14’ 7" — | — | 1 | 3 38° 4° — | 11 2 | 8
180" | — | 4 | 2 | 2 | 390 | — | — | — | 40
157" | — | — | | 4 39° 4” — | 1 1 ; 8
16’ 0” — } 1 {| 1 | 3 | 3910” 1 | — | — | 10
16’ 6” 1 1 — | — | 4 4004" | — | 1 | — | 10
17' 0" — | 1 | — | 4 40' 9” 2 | — | — | 10
17' 5” 2 | — | — | 4 41' 3" 1 1 } — | 10
1744” la la | — | 4 | 41406 |— |} — 10
18° 6” — | — | 1 | 4 42' 3" — 1 2 | 9
1811” |— | 1 | 2 |} 3 | 4210" | — | — | — | 11
196" | — | — | — | 5 | 483" | — | 1 | 4 | 10
19117 | — | 4 | 4 | 4 | avon | 1 | — | — | 4
2037 | 2 | — | 1 | 4 44' 3" — | 4 | — | 14
20' 9" 1 1111] 4 44' 8" 2 | — | — | 11
215" | — | — | 2 | 4 45' 2" +01 | — | 11
219” | 1 | 1 | — | 5 | 459 | — | — | 4 Im
22' 5" — | — 1115 46' 2" — | 1 2 | 10
229" | — | 1 | 2 |4 | 469” | — | — | — |
23' 5" — | — | — | 6 47' 2" — | 1 1 | 11
23’ 97 — ; 41} 1 | 5 47' 8" 1 | — | — | 12
24 2" 2 | — | 1 |5 48’ 2" — | 4 | — | 12
24' 8" 1 {| 1 | 1 | 5 48’ 7” 2 | — | — | 12
25' 3" — | — | 2 | 5 49' 1" 1 1 | — | 12
25' 8" | 1 | 1 | — | 6 | 498” | — | — 12
26° 3” — | — | 1 | 6 50' 1" — | 1 2 {11
26' 8” — | 1 | 2 |5 50' 8" — | = | — | 13
27' 3" — | — | — | 7 514" | — | 1 1 | 12
27' 8" — | 4 1 16 517" 1 |— |— 113
28' 2" 1 |] | — | 7 52' 1" — | 4 | — 113
28° 8” — | 1 | — | 7 52' 5" 2 | — | — | 13
291”. | 2 | — | — | 7 | 5211” 1 1 | — | 13
29' 7" 1 1 |— 17 537" | — |— | 1 | 13
392" | — | — | 14 | 7 | 83911” |—|1 |2]12
30’ 7” — | 1 | 2 |6 54 7" — | — | — | 14
372" | — | — | — | 8 | 5431” | — | 4 | 4 | 48
317" — | 1 1] 7 55! 5" 1 |— | — | 14
321" | 1 | — | — | 8
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CEILING
OPENING
A B
8DN-VERTICAL 16% 16%
TYPE FLUE
8DN 30° OFFSET | 23%* | 16%
8DN 15° OFFSET 20* 16%
FIGURE 21
ROOF OPENING
TERMINATION | PITCH| © | D | |
FLAT | 16% | 16% ыы Rule a lf chimney is within ый й the roof pea e
| op should extend a minimum of 2' above the peak.
BT-8DN hz | 16% | 18%
вт вм и эт т | When further than 10’ from the roof peak, the top
— 2 = - should extend 2' higher than the closest point 10'
RT-8DN hz | 16% | 28 away horizontally. (See Figure 21).
RTL-SDN | 242 | 16% | 34% .
TST-8D FLAT | 16% | 16% IMPORTANT: If an exposed portion of chimney is greater
than 5 feet above the roof line, use support wires to keep the
chimney secure. The support wires may be attached to the
outer pipe of the chimney with screws, provided the screws
are not long enough to penetrate the inner flue pipe.
CHIMNEY PIPE SUPPORT:
*NOTE CONSTRUCT CHIMNEY OPENING IN SAME The chimney pipe support (CPS12-8DN) is a double-wail, un-
DIRECTION AS OFFSET itized 12” length of pipe and is designed to relieve the extra
weight load on the fireplace and elbows when high chim-
neys are installed.
A chimney support is required at the 35-foot level above the @
fireplace after a straight chimney run or 35 feet above a re-
turn elbow after a straight chimney run (Figure 22).
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CPS12-8DN
— CPS 12-8DN
SUPPORT support —
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1. To achieve desired offset, you may install combina- CHIMNEY DETAIL A
tions of 12”, 18”, 36”, 48" lengths of double wall pipe SUPPORT 7 М
(see single offset chart and Figures 23 and 25). CPS 128DN Ds 9 co
2. Chimney weight above offset rests on return elbow.
Straps must be securely nailed to rafters or joists. (See
Figures 24 & 25).
3. Maximum length of pipe between supports (return el-
bow or CPS 12-8DN) is 6’ of angled run. Maximum of two
SEE
DETAIL B
7 ANGLE
— FIRESTOP
6’ angled run sections per chimney system (Figure 25). DETAIL B
4, The maximum allowable offset is 30°. ELE > OST INSTALL SUPPORT (CPS-128DN)
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MINIMUM CHIMNEY HEIGHT: The recommended minimum
height of the chimney system (15 ft) is based on the wind
and pressure conditions usually found around the average
homesite. Unusual conditions such as adjacent hills, tall
trees, high wind areas, etc. can cause downdrafts to occur
in any chimney system and would therefore require an extra
length of pipe to ensure the proper draft conditions during
the use of the fireplace. Consult your supplier or the local
buitding inspector for any information they may have regard-
ing local weather characteristics.
NOTE: In areas of high wind, it is possible for “down draft”
to occur An “Anti-Downdraft Shield” (ADS) accessory has
been designed to reduce this condition.
FINISHING YOUR FIREPLACE
INSTALLING THE GAS LINE
IMPORTANT: Install the gas line before finishing the fire-
place. If desired, a decorative gas appliance may be in-
stalled. Use only iron pipe, V2" size, and appropriate fittings.
When installing a gas line, a valve designed for installation
outside the fireplace is recommended (Figure 26).
SHUT OFF
VALVE
TO
METER
UNION
FIGURE 26
The gas line may enter the fireplace from either side. Refer
to Figure 6 for hole location. To remove knock-out plug from
refractory side, first remove cover from outside of fireplace
casings with 5/16” socket wrench and remove conduit
sleeve. Take insulation material out of gas line conduit and
save for reuse. On the inside wall of firebox, using a light
punch, strike mark located 2% inches from floor in the
center of the side panel. Knock the plug through from in-
side the firebox to the outside. Reinsert the conduit sleeve.
Run gas line to just inside entrance hole of fireplace. Install
a 7" minimum nipple to reach inside the firepiace. Repack
insulation to conduit sleeve around nipple, finish installa-
tion by either capping the gas line or attaching decorative
gas appliance.
The gas pipe is intended for use with a decorative gas appli-
ance only, in accordance with the National Fuel Gas Code,
ANSI Z223.1-1980.
CAUTION: WHEN USING THE DECORATIVE APPLIANCE,
THE FIREPLACE DAMPER MUST BE SET IN THE FULLY
OPEN POSITION.
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TEST FOR GAS LEAKS
All gas piping and connections must be tested for
leaks after the installation is completed. Be sure gas
valve is turned on. Apply soap suds solution to all con-
nections and joints. If bubbles appear, leaks can be
detected and corrected. DO NOT use a match or open
flame of any kind to test for leaks. Never operate any
appliance with leaky connections.
HEARTH EXTENSION: If there is combustible floor con-
struction in front of the fireplace, a hearth extension is re-
quired to protect it. The hearth extension, as shown in
Figure 27 must be a minimum of 16” deep by 48" wide, cen-
tered on the fireplace opening. Use Marco hearth extension
HE-36 or an equivalent layer of non-combustible inorganic
material.
To be equivalent, the substitute material must have a ther-
mal conductivity, K, of .07 or less. The thermal conductivity,
K, or thermal resistance, R, of materials can usually be ob-
tained from the manufacturer. The factors are related by the
formula K = =. The thickness required for various common
materials and their factors are shown in Figure 28.
NAILING
FLANGE
HEARTH EXTENSION
HE-36 (3pc.)
FIGURE 27
Whatever the material used, sufficient thickness must be
laid down to maintain an equivalent K factor.
The thermal insulating layer may be covered by any non-
combustible material such as metal, tile, slate, brick, glass,
concrete, marble, or stone. NOTE: Some non-combustible
coverings such as metal, slate, sandstone and marble are
relatively good conductors of heat and must be used in com-
bination with the more thermally resistant materials.
Minimum
Material K* R Thickness
__ Miliboard 07 143 / 1.0"
VaMineral Wool- 7: |
Resin Binder 024 41.6 34"
Gypsum Board .090 111 1.28"
Gemeni.——— + 258 2.42"
Common Brick 41 / 24 5.85"
"UNITS OF K ARE BTU/SQ. FT: 7HR./9F/FT.
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Note: If K is expressed as” ÉTU 1 sq. ft. 7 Hr / F / IN. above
values are multiplied, by 7
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In finishing up the hearth extension, be sure to fasten it se-
curely to the floor to prevent shifting, and seal the gap be-
tween the fireplace frame and the hearth extension with a
non-combustible material (see Figures 30-35).
EXAMPLE OF DETERMINING HEARTH EXTENSION
EQUIVALENT
To determine the thickness required for any material:
K new material”. x x1 „= Thickness Retire
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Shall be constructed of a minimum thickness of 28 gauge
galvanized steel and should be shaped as shown in Figure
29.
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17%” MIN.
172" MIN.
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HEARTH EXTENSION 15 ТО ВЕ INSTALLED ONLY AS
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INSTALLATIONS
FIREPLACE ON NON-COMBUSTIBLE
PLATFORM
HEARTH EXTENSION ON COMBUSTIBLE
FLOOR
FIGURE 31 =
SEAL GAP WITH
NON-COMBUSTIBLE
MATERAL
OPTIONAL NON-COMBUSTIBLE
DECORATIVE FL.OOR COVERING.
HEARTH EXTENSION
OR EQUIVALENT
COMBUSTIBLE FLOOR
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METAL SAFETY STRIP
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*NON-COMBUSTIBLE DECORATIVE COVERING:
Should be at least 3/8" thick and meet H.U.D. and/or local
building code requirements. The finished height of the hearth
extension must not block the inlet grille at the bottom of the
fireplace.
NON-COMBUSTIBLE | |
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When selecting the finish material for your fireplace, it is + STUD
important to remember the following: THE BLACK FACE re— 12" MAX ——>
OF THE FIREPLACE MUST NOT BE COVERED WITH
QQ" TYPE OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL THE GRILLES
ON THE FIREPLACE, TOP AND BOTTOM, MUST NOT BE AC
OBSTRUCTED IN ANY WAY. 5
Non-combustibie facing material such as tile, brick, glass, COMBUSI
etc. may overlap the black face of the fireplace. Be sure to MANTLE
use non-combustible heat resistant mortar or adhesive
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17" MIN.
when attaching to fireplace face. The face of the fireplace BLACK FACE €
may be painted to match the room decor provided you use a | FIREPLACE 4
heat resistant paint. NOTE: Decorative facing must not ex- 8%” La 5" +B NS
tend into the fireplace opening at all, because it will interfere [EUA
with the operation of the glass doors. o GRILLE — 7
Combustibie mantles may be safely installed provided they =
do not project beyond a line from point À to point В, as illus- E
trated in Figures 36 and 37. | : _ ;
NOTE: Use an “L” shaped piece of metal (lintel) across th FIGURE 37 ;
top of the fireplace opening when a non-combustible mate- COMBUSTIBLE FACING : | | |
rial is used on the face of the fireplace. It can be attached to
the face of the fireplace with screws (see Figure 36).
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FIREPLACE RAISED
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HEARTH
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FIGURE 39 SUBFLOOR
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COLD CLIMATE INSTALLA
HEADER HEADER
When installing a fireplace in an area where outside temper-
ature reaches 32° F or lower, it is important to protect the
metal bottom from the cold air by setting the fireplace on a
non-combustible, insultated, solid surface. The insulation
must be rated to withstand a temperature of 300° F.
- INSULATE CAULK
FIGURE A I Im
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fo] le FIGURE C
NORMAL FRAMING
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PACK INSULATION — WIDE FRAMING
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FIGURE D SIDE FRAME
INSULATION
SOLID CONTINUOUS NOTE: Do not let insulation materíal come in contact with
BASE the fireplace in required air spaces.
As a further precaution, finish trim around the fireplace
should be caulked between trim and fireplace to prevent en-
try of cold air or escape of warm air.
In areas of extreme cold, it is recommended that the outer
walls of the chase be insulated. This will reduce the possibil-
ity of cold air convection currents on the fireplace. NEVER
FIGURE B use blown-in type of insulation as this could plug the holes
at the base of the chimney and interfere with the thermal
syphoning action necessary to keep the chimney cool.
Inspect all joints for fit. If a joint is not fitting properly, caulk
or use duct tape to prevent cold air leaks through the fire-
place into the room.
Caulk all cracks around fireplace wherever cold air can enter
the room (See Figure C).
Inspect to be sure access plate to “J” box (on models wired
for fans) is replaced after wiring is completed. O
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DAMPER CONTROL LEVER
The damper control lever located inside the top front of the
firebox has been engineered to provide for safe operation of
your fireplace. Do not close the damper in an attempt to re-
duce a large fire. To do so may cause a potential smoke haz-
ard, just as any fuel-burning appliance would do if not
properly exhausted. If you forget to open the damper before
you start your fire (you will know immediately by the smoke
entering your home) simply move the damper lever from its
closed position to the open position (Figure 40).
The fireplace flue damper must always remain open until
the fire is totally out. Partially burned logs can appear to be
out even when still burning and giving off dangerous gases.
If the damper is closed too soon, these gases may escape
into the room.
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FIGURE 40 — DAMPER CONTROL
OUTSIDE COMBUSTION AIR
For outside combustion air, open the airgate before starting
a fire. (Figure 41)
FIGURE 41
Outside air drawn into the fireplace supplies air to the fire
for combustion. When the fireplace is not in use, close the
airgate to prevent cold air from entering your home. Check
the air inlet eyebrow screen periodically to be sure it is clear
of debris.
DO’S AND DON'TS
» Read operation and warranty manuals thoroughly before in-
stalling and using this fireplace.
e Open damper to ensure proper operation.
O. Be sure outside air gate is open before starting your fire.
Ventilating fans, central heating systems and exhaust fans
can cause fireplace to smoke by stealing the available
combustion air needed for burning the wood in your fire-
place.
e Keep base of fireplace clean of excess ash accumulation to
prevent grate “burnout”
* Keep the fire screen closed at all times when burning, except
when adding fuel.
e Keep area in front of fireplace clear of combustible materi-
als such as drapes, paper products, wood storage, etc.
e Keep all flammable liquids away from fireplace.
* To prevent excessive creosote build-up, use only dry, sea-
soned wood.
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e “Cure” the refractory lining by building only small fires the
first two or three times you use the fireplace. The refractory
back, sides and bottom are made from a combination of ma-
terials including refractory cement and water. Large roaring
fires buiit on “uncured” refractory could generate steam
within the refractory and cause cracks.
» Check the hearth for cracks and damage. Because the fire-
brick refractory is repeatedly heated and cooled, this can
cause hairline cracks to form. This is normal and does not
damage the fireplace. If, however, a crack should become
large (1/16" wide or larger), refractory should be replaced.
e Regular inspection and cleaning of the creosote (soot)
build-up in your chimney is important for the safe operation
of your fireplace. Consult your warranty manual for cleaning
instructions.
e When installing this fireplace in cold climate areas be sure
to follow the cold climate installation instructions outlined
in this booklet.
* Have repairs done by a qualified service technician.
» WARNING: THE OPENINGS IN THE COLLAR AROUND THE
BASE OF THE CHIMNEY AT THE TOP OF THE FIREPLACE
MUST NOT BE OBSTRUCTED. NEVER USE BLOWN INSU-
LATION TO FILL THE CHIMNEY ENCLOSURE.
"1. MARCO Woodburning Fireplace Warranty and Operation
Manual, P/N 181536.
2. BKR-36-25 Fan Kit, P/N 181603
3. DWF-36G0-3 Accessory Kit Installation Instructions
P/N 181647.
4. DWF-36F Door Kit Installation Instruction P/N 181587
5. OAK-4 Outside Air Kit, P/N 181559
e Do not overload the grate; to do so could cause smoke to
enter the room.
e Do not allow ashes directly under the burning logs to build
up to a point where they hinder the air flow. O
e Do not block upper or lower grille openings.
* Do not burn large amounts of waste paper or cardboard in
your fireplace.
e Do not burn scrap construction lumber; it produces exces-
sive sparks.
e Do not burn wood products with synthetic binders such as
artificial logs or plywood, as these produce abnormally high
temperatures.
* NEVER USE GASOLINE, KEROSENE, OR LIGHTER FLUID
TO LIGHT OR “FRESHEN” A FIRE.
e Never close the damper until you are certain that there are
no warm embers.
6. BT-8DN Termination Installation Instructions, P/N 181621.
7. BTL-8DN Termination Instructions, P/N 181633.
8. RT-8DN Termination Instructions, P/N 181597.
9. RTL-8DN Termination Instructions, P/N 181582.
10. TST-8D Termination Instructions, P/N 181583.
11. HE-36 Hearth Extension Installation Instructions,
P/N 181618.
THIS FIREPLACE IS NOT INTENDED TO BE
USED WITH ANY COMPONENTS OTHER
THAN THOSE SPECIFIED IN THIS MANUAL
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UL. LISTED FIREPLACE PARTS LISTED BELOW SHALL BE USED WITH THE DWF36-3 SERIES FIREPLACES
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_ 1. Order repair parts from the Dealer through whom you pur-
O chased the fireplace, if possible.
2. Be sure to give the Part Number, the Name of the Part, and
the Fireplace Model Number. The Model Number is on the
inside righthand side of the fireplace.
TO ORDER REPAIR PARTS
3. When remittance is sent with the order, include enough for
transportation.
4. There is a minimum invoice charge of $10.00 plus postage
for each order.
5. All parts are subject to change without notice.
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» 2520 Industry Way, Lynwood, CA 90262 (213) 564-3201
/ Rev. 286. PIN 181637
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