PERFECTION VC270-KSL Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Brand: PERFECTION

Model: VC270-KSL

Type: Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Installation and

Operating Instructions

PERFECTION

Vented Gas-Fired Room Heaters

MODELS: VC220-KS

CVC235,(f5^ 270®&-KSL

hb -tri *j"vRC235-KS,KS-1

WVRC250-KS-1 &270-KS

FOR YOUR SAFETY

If you smell gas:

1. Open windows.

2. Don't touch electrical switches.

3. Extinguish any open flame.

4. Immediately call your gas supplier.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Do not store or use gasoline or other

flammable vapors and liquids in the

vicinity of this or any other appliance.

SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

PERFECTION PRODUCTS CO.

DIVISION OF SCHWANK. INC.

Box 40

Waynesboro, Georgia 30830-0040

106282-G1

Rev. 6/86

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YOU HAVE PURCHASED APERFECTION GAS-RRED ROOM HEATER. THIS IS AGOOD HEATER. BUT

IT CANNOT MAKE UP FOR POOR OR INCORRECT INSTALLATION.

READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS NECESSARY FOR AGOOD AND

SAFE INSTALLATION.

TO THE INSTALLER AND HOMEOWNER:

DUE TO HIGH SURFACE TEMPERATURES, THE HEATER SHOULD BE LOCATED OUT OF TRAFFIC

AND AWAY FROM FURNITURE AND DRAPERIES.

CHILDREN AND ADULTS SHOULD BE ALERTED TO THE HAZARDS OF HIGH SURFACE

TEMPERATURE AND SHOULD STAY AWAY TO AVOID BURNS OR CLOTHING IGNITION.

YOUNG CHILDREN SHOULD BE CAREFULLY SUPERVISED WHEN THEY ARE IN THE SAME ROOM AS

THE HEATER.

DO NOT PLACE CLOTHING OR OTHER FLAMMABLE MATERIAL ON OR NEAR THE HEATER.

KEEP APPLIANCE AREA CLEAR AND FREE FROM COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS, GASOLINE AND

OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS AND LIQUIDS.

ANY SAFETY SCREEN OR GUARD REMOVED FOR SERVICING MUST BE REPLACED PRtoR TO

OPERATING THE HEATER.

INSTALLATION AND REPAIR SHOULD BE DONE BY AQUALIFIED SERVICE PERSON. THE HEATER

SHOULD BE INSPECTED BEFORE USE AND AT LEAST ANNUALLY BY APROFESSIONAL SERVICE

PERSON. MORE FREQUENT CLEANING MAY BE REQUIRED DUE TO EXCESSIVE UNT FROM

CARPETING, BEDDING MATERIAL, ETC. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT CONTROL COMPARTMENTS.

BURNERS, AND CIRCULATING AIR PASSAGEWAYS OF THE APPLIANCE BE KEPT CLEAN.

"WARNING" ANY CHANGE TO THIS HEATER OR ITS CONTROLS CAN BE DANGEROUS.

THIS HEATER WILL PRODUCE CARBON MONOXIDE IF NOT INSTALLED AND ADJUSTED CORRECT-

LY.

THIS HEATER SHOULD BE INSTALLED SO AS TO HAVE THE DRAFT HOOD IN THE SAME AT-

MOSPHERIC PRESSURE ZONE AS THE COMBUSTION AIR INLET TO THE ROOM HEATER.

THIS HEATER MUST BE PROPERLY CONNECTED TO AVENTING SYSTEM. THS HEATER IS EQUIP-

PED WITH AVENT SAFETY SHUTOFF SYSTEM.

THIS HEATER IS EQUIPPED WITH ASAFETY CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGNED TO PROTECT AGAINST

IMPROPER VENTING OF COMBUSTION PRODUCTS.

WARNING: OPERATION OF THIS HEATER WHEN NOT CONNECTED TO APROPERLY INSTALLED

AND MAINTAINED VENTING SYSTEM OR TAMPERING WITH THE VENT SAFETY SHUTOFF SYSTEM

CAN RESULT IN CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING AND POSSIBLE DEATH.

GENERAL INFORMATION

These heaters are available with various arrangements of factory installed controls. The fotowlng tot of

model Suffix letters Identifies the type controls on the heater. ~M~.™_™B

MODEL NUMBER SUFFIX DESCRIPTION

7Mechanical Thermostat and Safety Pilot

CAutomatic Push-Button Controled 3-Speed Blower

NEquipped for Natural Gas

Equipped for LP Gas

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HEATER RATINGS *

INPUT-BTUWR

JTZZZZc 19,000

70,000

ACCESSORIES available for these model heaters:

The following acc°*^" No sb8 (For Models VC235 &VRC235)

^^^^^^W^^^^'G(P °rMQdels VC250'WVRC250 and VC270, WVRC27fj

forced air blower kits increase circulation of warm air through the heated space. AWiring Diagrto

^dweach Blower Accessory See Pages 11and 12. *»

vour Perfection Dealer or Distributor for information on these accessories.

These

is su

Contact your

NPACKING AND HAHUUnw.

Ti -rl h««ter carton and eTamine contents for damage or missing parts. If any parts are found dam*

JZ^timeiof delivery proper notatwn should be made on the bill of lading from the transportation com.

nConcealed damages must be filed within fifteen (1 5) days with carrier. Claims of shortage must t*

fted

with the manufacturer within five (5) days.

1INSTALLATION:

CAUTION- instaJler must be familiar with and comply with all local and national code requirements, to-

c(uding tne Natk)naJ Electric Code ANSI/NFPA No. 70 (latest edition) and National Fuel Gas Code ANSI

Z223 1(latest edition) with special attention to, but not limited to, the following:

(a) Accessibility Clearances and Clearances to Combustible Construction. The heater should be locattd

out of traffic and away from furniture, draperies, and anything combustible due to high surfact

temperature See Minimum Clearances below.

(b) Venting of flue Products

(d) Electrical Wiring (Models incorporating blowers must be electrically grounded.)

(e) Minimum Clearances are: #

Top 60 in.

Back 6in.

Flue Pipe 6in.

Side Opposite Control Door 6in.

Side With Control Door ...24 in.

(For access to servicing of burner and controls)

Floor -Combustible in.

(Clearances for combustible flooring shall be maintained from the

top surface of carpeting, tile, etc.)

NOTE: Local Codes have priority over the National Fuel Gas Code,

ANSI Z223.1 (latest edition).

2. LOCATION OF HEATER-^'8VC2?0 ^WVRC27°reqU're 72 't0P C,earanC6

HEATER SHOULD BE AS CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THE AREA TO BE HEATED AS POSSIBLE.

rucIElMAY BE 'STALLED ON COMBUSTIBLE FLOORING WITH MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF SIX IN-

SSr^^ BETWEEN S,DES bac^7nd vent connector to ADJACENT WALLS OR

WHEN THE HEATER IS INSTALLED niRPrr, vON CARPETING TILE OR OTHER COMBUSTIBLE

sssssrs^^ be 'n

t?;alled °* AMETAL 0R

EXTENDING THE FULL WIDTH AND DEPTH OF THE HEATER.

£2tf^S^^.°"APES AND CLOTHING OR INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL CAN

CONTACT WITH THE HEATER OR VENT PIPING.

LOCATE IT AS TO BE READILY ACCESSIBLE FOR OPERATION AND SERVICING.

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PROVISION FOR ADEQUATE COMBUSTION AND VENTILATION AIR MUST BE MADE.

ADEQUATE CLEARANCES AROUND AIR OPBttNGS INTO THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER MUST BE

PROVIDED.

INSTALLATIONS IN CONFINED SPACES

CAUTION: THESE VENTED HEATERS SHOULDNOT BE USED IN CONFINED SPACES UNLESS PROVI-

SIONS ARE MADE FOR ADEQUATE AIR FOR COMBUSTION AND VENTILATON. THE SPACE SHALL

BE PROVIDED WITH TWO PERMANENT OPB*|QStONE NEAR THE TOP OF THE ENCLOSURE. AND

ONE NEAR THE BOTTOM. EACH OPENING SHALL HAVE AFREE AREA OF NOT LESS THAN:

FORVC220 _i9sq.in.

FOR VC235, VHC235 -35 sq. in.

FOR VC250, WHRC250 -50 sq. in.

FOR VC270, WWC270 -70 sq. in.

VENT CONNECTION METHODS

,>*0T$ V«nt Cap mutt bt mini*um(2<«(!

ofco.t boMof of

Minimum 2ft«i cltoronct

CORRECT CHIMNEY DESIGNS ILLUSTRATED BY DASHED LINES

CHIMNEY SHOULD EXTENO ABOVE ROOFLINE OF ADJACENT

BUILDINGS ILLUSTRATED CONDITIONS MAY PROMOTE ADOWNDRAFT

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iustalLATIO"*IN UNC0NFIj^-jYnnrrpTl"»pof the total input rating of all appliances installed

H^ieVs are to be sized to not excee

,he space, for every (50) cub,c feet of

ith the space in which the appliances are installed, through openings not

Rooms communicating directly *.oart fthe unconfined space,

furnished with doors, are cons.dered apa

WVRC270 when installed in unconfined spaces with normal infiltration, having

EXAMPLE: AModel VC or ^vm would need (438) efeet of area

^i]lSoT ceiling and no other gas appnan

3- CHIMNEY AND V^

NTI^tQ be ventedand MUST therefore be connected to agas vent, chimney or

These heaters are esl9Cl/C.tpm tnatjSengineered and constructed so as to develop apositive flow

single-wall metaJ W™^*^^atm0sphere.

^^^S^^^^trBnces as well as ANSI Standard Z223. 1(latest edition) for accepted ven-

ting methods and pract.ces w.th particular attention to:

(a) Vent connectors shall be installed without any downward pitch from the appliances and without any

dips or sags. SEEFIG. 1

(b) Vent connectors shallbe pitched upward from the appliances at least 1/4 inch per foot. SEE FIG. 1

located as near the gas vent or chimney as practical.

(d) Manually operated dampers shall NOT be placed in the vent connectors from the heater.

(e) The size of the vent connector shall be the same size as the vent outlet on the heater.

(f) Vent connectors shall be firmly attached to vent outlet collar of the heater by sheetmetal screws.

(g) Chimney must be in good condition and be free of obstruction to provide good draft for the heater. If

you have any doubts about your chimney, call your Dealer.

(h) Chimney shall extend at least 3feet above the highest point where they pass through the roof of a

building and at least 2feet higher than any portion of any building within 1feet. See Fig. 2

(i) Chimneys shall extend at least 5feet above the highest connected appliance draft hood outlet or flue

collar.

(j) If the home does not have achimney, aMetalbestos or any other approved Type BChimney Package

can be used.

(k) Vent pipe MUST NOT be connected to achimney flue serving aseparate solid fuel burning appliance.

4. The AGA. plate on the heater shows the input rating for which the particular heater is equipped.

D'M

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ANT WHEN HEATER IS INSTALLED AT ALTITUDES ABOVE 2,000 FEET, THE INPUT IS TO

BE REDUCED 4PERCENT FOR EACH 1,000 FEET OF ALTITUDE ABOVE SEA LEVEL.

EXAMPLE: VRC235 installed at 4nnn fn.» altitude

Normal Input Ratinn

Less 1fly £35,000 Btu/hr.

ReducpH1,;°00 fGet above sea ,evel 5,600 Btu/hr.

Reduced .nput for 4.000 feet altitude 29,400 Btu/hr.

5. GAS PIPING:

The installation of the DiDinn

and full input capacity the oas q

USt

6e done by aQualified gas mephanic. To insure proper performance

quate size. Check with youM i

,ne leadin°to the heater from the main supply ,jne shou,d be of ad®"

Installation of aground joinhj* authorities as to the proper size of your particular installation,

heater. n,on 18 squired at the gas inlet connection to the control manifold on the

installer is to provide for a1/8 inch N.P.T. ^accessible for test gage connection im-

mediately upstream of the gas supply connec^ ^ptence.

Use pipe compound which ,s resistant to the action of liquified petroleum gases.

The heater and its individual shutoff valve mum* disconnected from the gas supply piping system dur-

,ng any P'^sure testing

of that system at teat Assures in excess of 1/2 psig.

The heater must be isolated from the gas sqppty pjpi syStemby closing its individual manual shutoff

„aive dunng any pressure testing of the gas supply piping system at test pressures equal to or less than

12psig

TEST_FOR_LEAKS: All gas piping and connexions must be tested for leaks after the installation is com-

pleted

Supply system should be checked first withfieater turned "OFF".

After supply system is checked, turn "ON" heater and check heater piping and controls.

Apply soap suds solution to all connections aTW joints and if bubbles appear, leaks can be detected and

corrected

DO NOT USE MATCH OR OPEN FLAME OF JfoY KIND TO TEST FOR LEAKS.

NEVER OPERATE THE HEATER WITH LEAK? CONNECTIONS.

6. RADIANTS:

Install radiants with ribbed face toward frontlnd bottom front edge resting in channel support along in-

side front of main chamber. '

VRC235 uses 4radiants; WVRC250 uses 7radiants and WVRC270 uses 8radiants. DO NOT

OPERATE HEATER WITH BROKEN RADIANTS OR WITHOUT RADIANTS.

Individual Replacement Radiants can be ordered by the following part numbers:

VRC235 —Part No. DW4566-G1

WVRC250, WVRC270 —Part No. DW4573-Q1

7. RADIANT GLASS:

The Glass Panel for VRC235 Models is packaged in acardboard wrapper and enclosed in the bottom

of the shipping carton at the rear of the heater casing.

Tne Glass Panel for WVRC250 and 270 Models is packaged in acardboard wrapper and inserted inside

the Burner Access Door.

Follow ALL instructions printed on the cardboard wrapper for removing, unpacking and correct installa-

tion of the glass panel.

CAUTION: Glass Panel will crack if not installed correctly. Install the glass as follows:

(a) Remove the one piece aluminum retainer frame from Combustion Chamber front.

(b) Strip protective covering from trim on front of heater.

1Make sure glass gasket is evenly spaced on edge of glass and that the sewn joint of the gasket is at a

corner of the glass. See Figure 3.

2Place glass into position in the recess in front of the combustion chamber, with the lower edge of

glass resting on shelf at bottom of opening in chamber. The sewn joint should be at abottom corner.

Hold glass in position with one hand while sliding the one piece aluminum frame in place. See Figures 4

and 5. The bottom of the one piece frame slides into an angle at bottom of combustion chamber frame,

with dimples, engaging and locking frame in position. See Figure 5. Fasten top of frame to combustion

chamber after making sure it is aligned side-to-side and top-to-bottom. See Figure 6.

CAUTION: AFTER INSTALLING FRAME, MAKE SURE GLASS IS FREE TO MOVE BY SLIDING SIDE

TO SIDE AND UP AND DOWN WITH THE PALM OF YOUR HAND.

MODELS WITH THERMOSTAT

WITH CONTROL KNOB IN NO 1POSITION, TURN SLOWLY COUNTERCLOCKWISE UNTIL BURNER

UGHTS -NOTE NUMBER OPPOSITE INDICATOR ON CONTROL KNOB, THEN ADVANCE TO NEXT

HIGHER NUMBER -THIS IS LOW-FIRE POSITION.

oien taoed to the glass panel.

You will find these instructions also ^

.mctpijCTIONS FROM THE GLASS BEFORE FIRING HEATER.

WARNING. REMOVE THESE INSTRUO

8. SAFETY GUARD: ^Qf Radjant G|ass 33 shown jn Figure 7.

Install Safety Grill Guard in posmo mugt be jn pogjtjon and the jnternal cotter pins installed at

CAUTION: For your safety, Satery or

all times during operation of heater.

o. it Awn AIR ADJUSTMENTS:

9. main RURNER INPUT

-^rT^^ fhft cQrrect BTU/HR jnput based on the following

(a) These heaters are supplied with ormc

Pfessures ,m PT SUPPLY PRESSURE MANIFOLD

max! pressure

TTi^si 5In. W.C. 3.5 In. W.C.

Natural Gf!12 psi 11In. W.C. 10.0 In. W.C.

Propane Gas "tK

CAUTION Input rating should NEVER exceed that shown on the name plate. The input rating of the

heater on Natural Gas can be determined by timing the gas meter with all other gas appliances turned

"OFF "

Time (Seconds Required to Burn Heating Value of Gas (Btu/Cu.Ft.) x3800

One Cubic Foot of Gas) Nameplate Input Rating (Btu/Hr.)

(b) PILOT ADJUSTMENT: The pilot flame should always envelop approximately one-half inch of the

thermocouple tip. If it does not, adjustment of the pilot gas flow will be necessary and can be made

with the pilot valve or adjusting needle valve supplied on the pilot control valve. See Figures 8and 10.

pressure regulator to provide safe and automatic heat.

The pilot safety control completely shuts off the main burner and pilot gas flow in the event of apilot

flame failure.

The built-in pressure regulator maintains constant gas pressure to the burner on all gases.

TO CHECK SAFETY pilot SYSTEM, light pilot following Lighting and Shutting Down Instructions (Page

13) Shut off pilot gas and listen carefully for safety device to click. This click indicates safety system Is

functioning correctly.

(d) Th.s heater is equipped with aVent Safety Shutoff Switch. This switch will detect spillage of flue pro-

ducts from the Draft Diverter relief opening and will shut off the pilot and main burner gas.

Spillage of flue gases from thp rvaf» n;. ~...

flue pipe See Fiaures 1ann *Inverter '"dicates an improperly connected flue pipe or ablocked

ana 1and Paragraph 3on Page 4for correct venting of this heater.

^^^^^^^^^f^the 8uffix ,etter "T"in the model number also include an In-

ly with rise and fall in room tern Wh'Ch operates t0 c,ose and °Pen tne main va,ve automatical-

at minimum flame. If heating load"

811"8"W'th ,ight heatlng ,oad 'va,ve snou,d snaPOP® and c,ose

crease heating load. 'Ureases, the valve modulates, supplying gas in proportion to ln-

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FRAME RETAINER

GLASS "

GLASS

GASKET

RADjAJg

CHAMBER

WINDOW

RETAINER

CIA* RQ. 5

FASTEN WINOOW

RETAINER TO

CHAMBER WITH

THREE. SCREWS

FURNISH!

WINDOW

RETAINER

WINDOW

RADIANTS

RQ. 6

-IMPORTANT- Make certain glass

*not binding before lighting heater

•-Press on glass to check for slight

vertical and horizontal movement."

FML7

FRONT AND SIDE VBW OF VRC SERIES

SHOWING INSTALLATION OF SAFETY GRILL GUARD

GUARD

THERMOCOUPLE

PILOT

HOOD

^-£a imnnJL

1iiiiiiiiiin

FIGURE 6

Pilot (lame should always envelop approximately V2 inch of the thermocouple tip and should be a

nounced blue flame.

SLIGHT ORANGE TIPS

ON NATURAL GAS.

TYPICAL BLUE CONE

ON NATURAL GAS.

TYPICAL BLUE CONE

ON LP GAS WHEN TURNED

TO MAXIMUM FLAME.

BURNER

VENTURI &

MANIFOLD

FIGURE 9

M*e sure air opening wburni "°

hPR,MARY AIR ADJUSTMENT

«,u°e are clear of lint, dust and cob webs.

Temperature Dial number markings correspond approximately to the following Temperatures:

Scale Number 123456789

Temperature

•F 60 66 70 75 80 85 90 95 100

The above chart is to be used only as aguide since actual room temperature will vary depending on loca-

tion of heater, outdoor temperature and house construction

MINIMUM FLAME ADJUSTMENT:

The minimum flame is factory set and is nonadjustable. Laboratory tests conducted by Perfection Pro-

ducts Co. have proved that complete combustion of all gases occur and no loss of efficiency results

at minimum settings, when yellow tipping mty be observed.

10- BLOWER EQUIPPED HEATERS: Models Incorporating the suffix letter "C" are equipped with a

Push-Button Controlled 3-speed blower. Untie extension cord from blower switch box on back of heater

and plug into 120 volt wall receptacle.

See Pages 11and 12for Wiring Diagrams. Heater must be electrically grounded in accordance with

local codes or. in the absence of local codes, with the National Electric Code ANSI/NFPA No. 70 (latest

edition).

(a) BLOWER OPERATION: To select Automatic (winter) Operation, push the "W button and select the

blower speed desired. The blower will then run at the selected speed when the air temperature around the

Heat Switch reaches 140 degrees FThe length of time of blower operation depends on:

1—Room Temperature.

2-Length of burner "ON" time and whether burner is in amodulated range of full input or at maximum

input.

With these variables, blower operation may be continuous for long periods, may cycle frequently "ON"

and "OFF" and may not run for long periods of time.

To select Manual (summer) Operation, push "S" button and select the blower speed desired Blower will

run at this setting until set "OFF" or reset to Automatic Operation.

(b) BLOWER ACCESSORIES: The VC and VRC 235 heaters can be equipped with an accessory blower

tor field installation. Its operation is similar, except that it has only one speed. Place "ON-AUTO" switch in

AUTO" position for automatic winter operation and in "ON" position for Summer Manual Operation

The VC and WVRC250 and 270 heaters purchased without blowers can be equipped with ami«h

button controlled 3-speed blower accessory for field installation pu5n"

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11.IMPORTANT: ^m,s equipped.

Use only type of gas for wh.ch the ne

adTMENT FREE OF UNT AND DUST. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAt

KEEP THE CONTROL COMMA ckED and CLEANED AT THE START OF EVERY SEASOM

YOUR HEATER BE THOROUGHLY ^

THIS WILL INSURE SERVICE-FREE OK*

RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE

,aH maintenance procedures to be followed to keep your heater in good

Following are some recommended mam wuuq

operating condition motor annual^ with two drops of SAE 20 oil. Motor is provid.

1On models with blower, lubricate ine y

^2WVen^nVs?stem ^Ch6Cked bef°re eaCh he3tin9 S***°" r8palred «

TvfsuaTy^ P"°< Def0re eaCh heat'ng S6aS0n (See RgUreS 8&9f0r *****

Remove burner if requ.red to clean rust and foreign matter from slots and obstructions such as cob webs

and mud daubers from venturi opening Brush surface of burner head to clean burner ports. Use abottle

crush or equivalent to clean venturi

4The heater area must be kept clear and free from combustible materials, gasoline and other flammable

vapors and liquids.

5The flow of combustion and ventilation air must not be obstructed.

Installation and repair should be done by aqualified service person. The heater should be inspected

before use and at least annually by aprofessional service person. More frequent cleaning may be required

due to excessive lint from some carpeting, bedding material, etc. It is imperative that control compart-

ments burners and combustion and circulating air passageways be kept clean.

The exterior finish on your Perfection Heater is of the highest quality baked enamel, and with proper

care will majntam its new appearance for years Observe the following simple precautions:

(1)Do not apply varnish or furniture polish

(2) Do not wipe finish with wet or dry cloth while the heater is warm, as this might scratch or mar the

enamel

If your Perfection Heater needs service or repair, consult your local Perfection dealer supplying the

following information:

(1 )Complete model and serial number found on rating plate.

(2) Type of gas used.

(3) Complete description of operation problem or the desired repair part.

FIGURE 10

LOCATION OF OAS

VALVE ADJUSTMENTS

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PUSMJUTTOS

mOWER WIRING DIAGRAM FOR

MODELS VC250 *270 AND WVRC250 &270

WARNING

Electrical Grounding Instructions

This heater is equipped with athree-prong (groundng) plug for your rxotect^^t^ h^and

should be plugged directly into aproperty grounded three-prong receptacle. Do not cut or remove the

grounding prong from this plug.

_.... i^h thP anoiance must be replaced, it must be replaced with 105

If any of the original wire as supplied with tne app*»^ k

degrees C. thermoplastic wire of its equivalent, except as noiea.

JUNCTION

BOX

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TERMINAL

1SL

CORD

-J

AUTOMAT^

FAN SWITCjj

WHITE

200* C

MOTOR

JUNCTION

BOX

BLOWER WIRING DIAGRAM

FOR MODELS VC23S &VRC235

WARNING

Electrical Grounding Instructions

for^ this heater 18 ««uiPP^ with athree-prong (grounding) plug

Drona r*c*m*ni« r^T ™* hazard an<* should be plugged directly into aproperly grounded three-

99receptacle. Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from this plug.

degrees ^^m^V**^** with the apptaice must be replaced, it must be replaced with 105

P*wc wire or its equivalent, except as noted.

PILOT ©

LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS

TUQKT:

1^ttarmostat. if used, to lowest setting. Depress knob and

turn Clockwise to "OFF" Wait (5) minutes for unbumed gas to

vent.

CAUTIOrt LP Gas is heavier than air and wil not vent upward

naturtly.

2. With Pilot Access Cover open, and knob in "OFF* position,

depress knob —HOLD IT DEPRESSED and:

aTurn knob counterclockwise from "OFF" to "PILOT."

b. Light pilot and continue holding knob depressed (about (1

)

minute) so that pilot will stay lit when knob is released.

cReplace Pilot Access Cover and fasten securely before

proceeding.

NOTE: If pilot does not stay lit, repeat Steps "1" snd "2.

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Cr.i r-

3. Turn knob counterclockwise to "ON." If system is controSed

by athermostat, adjust to desired temperature.

TO SHUT OFF:

1.FOR TEMPORARY situations: Main burner can be shut oft by

turning knob to "PILOT." Pilot will remain lit —ready to return

to normal service without relighting

2. FOR COMPLETE SHUTDOWN: Depress knob and turn

cJocfcwtoe to "OFF."

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MODELS VC4_VR^WVRC-KS &-KSL

WHEN ORDERING PARTS, STATE MOOEL NUMBER, PART NUMBER AMD PART NAME OR DESCRIPTION.

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL PERFECTION DISTRIBUTOR OR DEALER FOR PARTS.

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REPLACED

MODELS VC, VR

—.|~"mv.m mmi ——i_

?0N7AcR

TDvn NG PARTS"STATE MODEL NUMBER. PART

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL PERFECTION DISTRIBUTOR OR DEALER FOR P*

OR DESCRIPTION.

PARTMO.

Al074T7_2±

A1 Q7418 G3

A1 07418G4

Al Q74l3-G3_

^07413^

A1074 14-G2_

;i06574-G4-4

;1Q6576-G3-1

T]ci06574Gl-4

2|Cl06576^G1j

2IC1Q6574 G2-4

2C106576 G4-1

3|C107415-G2 2

3CW738-G6-10

4IB106607-G1-1

4B106609-GM

4A106935-G1

4A106935 G2

5DW4555-G1

5DW4573-G1

UoSHEFSF PA"S LIST

MODELS VC VRC^VVRC-KS *-KSL

IVP90n uroif v«^n<^TT I"*-——i"

PART NAME

Casing AYC

Cas<ng AYC

Cjs>og AYC

Casing AYC

Cssmg AYC

Casing AYC

Screen Assembly

Sqeen Assembly

Screen Assembly

Panel Door Assembly

Panel Back

Panel Back Assembly

Radiants

6|aiQ7739 G3 |Window Redant Package

VC220

T-KS VC235

T-KSC 1*6-1 VC250

T-K8 VC250

T-KSL CT-KS ICT-KS-1

VC270

T-K8

VC270 IVC270 IWVHC2J

T*». ICT4llJmS

6IA107739G4 IWindow Radiant Package

61A107739-G5 |Wndow Radiant Package

7DW4560-G1 Retainer Glass

7DW4560-G2 Retainer Gtess

7DW4560 G3 Retainer Glass

8ICW4644 G1 SMeW Rt &Li

8ICW4637-G1 SheW Rt AU

8IC107420-G1 |SheM Rt ALt Assembly

9JA106913G1 IControl Knob

IP 1A107426-G1 |Guard Radiant Assembly

1[BW4642G2

[BW4631-G4

Ptate Trim Base

Plate Trim Base

B1 06806 05 IPaite Trim Base

B10691Q-G1 2BrackeTpial

B106682 G19 Control Rod

_B1 06662 025 Control Rod

3IB106662-026 Control Rod

3*j106662-020 Control Rod

3|B1 06662 024Control Rod

3B106662 Q21 Control Rod

31B106662 Q22 Control Rod

3I B106662Q23 r^o^

3»B106662 Q27 1^^^

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PERFECTION VC270-KSL Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Model: VC270-KSL

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