Installing a Harman 52i in new construction in a zero clearance cabinet. Asked the dealer when I bought the box if there were other installation parts I would need. Said no. Didnt realize it was "just a box". Went back today and they sold me the fresh air kit and the exhaust kit. Back home and nowhere to mount the kit parts. Do I need to buy the mounting bracket too? Dealer didn't provide suggestion to buy the mounting bracket although I described my installation. Cant find much info in the googleverse. Found a few illustrations. Harman instructions contain minimal info.
Harman 52i zero clearance cabinet
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I can't help as I do not know your installation
Most people have left the forum for the summer so it may take
awhile to get an answer
Good Luck
I can't help as I do not know your installation
Most people have left the forum for the summer so it may take
awhile to get an answer
Good Luck
bogieb
Minister of Fire
As with DIY instalss of a furnace, boiler or whater heater, all pellet stoves are just a box. Unless they advertise as having all install material, and then it is a basic install and nothing more (and maybe not even an OAK, just the exhaust).
Not having an insert or zero clearance stove, I am unsure about the actual install. The stove may need a adapter to the exhaust pipe. I would think the install manual could help there.
If you are talking about supporting the exhaust at a vertical, then you probably need to buy brackets - but it depends on the method of install too.
Seems the dealer is not as helpful as he could be if you described the project in depth to him.
Not having an insert or zero clearance stove, I am unsure about the actual install. The stove may need a adapter to the exhaust pipe. I would think the install manual could help there.
If you are talking about supporting the exhaust at a vertical, then you probably need to buy brackets - but it depends on the method of install too.
Seems the dealer is not as helpful as he could be if you described the project in depth to him.
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