Westinghouse AR400FW Instruction Guide
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To install the Westinghouse AR400FW Flue Extension, first ensure that all components are present. Mount the extension securely to the existing flue, ensuring it is aligned correctly. Fasten with appropriate screws and seal any joints with high-temperature silicone to prevent leaks.
You will need a screwdriver, measuring tape, high-temperature silicone sealant, and potentially a drill with appropriate drill bits if pre-drilled holes do not match.
Inspect all joints and seals for gaps or wear. Reapply high-temperature silicone sealant where necessary. Ensure that the extension is securely fastened and aligned properly.
Inspect the flue extension bi-annually to check for any damages, wear, or leaks. Clean any soot or debris buildup regularly to ensure optimal performance.
Yes, you can add additional sections to the flue extension. Ensure compatibility with the existing setup and maintain proper sealing and support for safety.
The AR400FW is designed to be compatible with specific Westinghouse models. Refer to the product manual or consult Westinghouse support to ensure compatibility with your model.
Immediately cease use of the appliance. Reattach the flue extension securely, ensuring all fasteners are tight and joints are sealed. Inspect for any damage before resuming use.
Regularly check the flue extension for any debris or soot buildup. Use a flexible flue brush to clean the interior and ensure no obstructions are present.
The Westinghouse AR400FW Flue Extension is made of durable, high-grade stainless steel designed to withstand high temperatures and resist corrosion.
Extreme weather conditions, such as high winds or heavy snowfall, can impact the flue extension's stability and performance. Ensure it is securely fastened and inspect it regularly during adverse weather.