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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS NEO ANGLE 6MM FRAMELESS AND 4MM FRAMEDSHOWER DOOR DANUBE, DELTA, SIGNATURE, OCEANIA, CASCADE March 2013 DOOR 2 Page 1 of 5 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS NEO ANGLE 6MM FRAMELESS AND 4MM FRAMED SHOWER DOOR DANUBE, DELTA, SIGNATURE, OCEANIA, CASCADE . GENERAL Do not remove the packers fitted at top and bottom of the door between the door panel and the outer frame until instructed, other packing tapes on the sides of panel ‘C’ may be removed now. Do not let the door swing open unsupported during installation. Diagram 1: View from outside door shows pivot on left side, to pivot on opposite side turn panel ‘C’ over with the outer frame attached. Both side panels are identical and may be placed on either side on the doorway. . PARTS LIST FOR 4MM & 6MM DOORS A B C H Wall profiles Framed glass side panel Glass door and frame Screw capping x2 x2 x1 x2 Accessory Pack for 6mm and 4mm door includes: D #8 x 25mm square drive screws x6 E&F #6 x 12mm square drive screws x12 G Rawl plugs x6 Page 2 of 5 Accessory Pack 6mm Frameless shower only: Chrome covers Clear washers Handle Frameless water seal x1 x4 x1 x1 J Top brace #6 x 12mm CSK screws (J) #6 snap caps 4mm Framed shower only: I Vinyl door seal x2 x8 x5 x1 .. INSTALLING THE FIXED PANEL STEP 1Place wall profiles vertically on wall to straddle the drain channel on NEWLINE trays only. Silicone the rear face of the wall profile. Secure to wall with #8 x 25mm square drive screws. Apply silicone to the bottom 150mm, on outside face of profile on outer edge. Solid fixing is preferred. Rawl plugs are supplied in case solid fixing cannot be located. STEP 2Place fixed panel on tray and slide over the outside of wall profile. Push panel back firmly to wall but do not secure. NOTE: The predrilled holes in the fixed panel (refer Diagram 2 above) face the inside of the shower. INSTALLING THE DOOR AND FRAME . STEP 3It is necessary to remove the door from its outer frame to complete the installation. Determine which side you would like the door to hinge from. Remember that the hinge blocks on the frame should be on the ‘inside’ of the door and the door operates by swinging outwards into the bathroom. Cut the tape holding the spacer at the top and bottom of the door. Carefully remove the spacer. Remove the top pivot mounting block from the outer frame and retain the top pivot block and screws. Separate the door and the frame by lifting the door panel off the bottom pivot, or by carefully moving the frame over the door. Put the door to one side. Place the outer frame on the shower tray between the fixed panels. Check again that: a.) The pivot block on the frame is on the inside of the unit and b.) That it is on the correct side of the opening. Ensure that the panels and door frame are in line at top and bottom. Silicone the vertical joint between Page 3 of 5 the outer door frame and the corner post of the fixed panel to a distance of 300mm, refer Diagram 1. Silicone on the outer edge only. Fix the frame to the corner posts by drilling into the corner post using the predrilled holes in outer frame as a guide. Use a 3mm drill bit and fit four 6 x 12mm square drive screws to each side of the frame. Locate the two rolled lengths of plastic screw capping and cut to length to fit into the slot to cover the screw heads (refer Diagram 3 above). When fitting, press gently into position at several points along the length of the capping, to avoid stretching the material and work from the top down. The two side panels and outer door frame are now resting on the tray but are not secured to the wall profiles. STEP 4 4mm framed door only Cut an arrowhead on the vinyl seal and insert it in the slot under the bottom edge of the door. Insert from the pivot block end with the curved face of the vinyl seal facing the outside of the unit. Trim to full width of the door with a sharp knife. Avoid excessive stretching of the material as it will shrink back to length and may finish up being too short (Diagram 4). Insertion of the seal is greatly assisted by spraying silicone into the slot under the door. Do not spray silicone onto the vinyl as it will become difficult to maintain a grip. (6mm frameless door only) Fit the handles to the door pane now. Cut the door seal to butt joint against the pivot block on both sides of the bottom pivot on the bottom edge of the door glass. STEP 5 WARNING: Do not let the door swing open without being held, as the fixed panels are not yet secured to the wall profiles and the weight of the door may cause the unit to fall forward. To fit the door first place a 3mm drill, four of the #6 x 12mm square drive screws on the floor of the tray. Ensure that the screwdriver is easily accessible and that you have the top pivot block and its screws. Standing outside the unit hold the door in the open position and locate the bottom pin into the bottom pivot block. Maintain a firm grip on the door panel at all times. Tilt the top of the panel towards the magnet side of the door to allow sufficient clearance for the top pivot pin to swing inwards under the top of the door frame, place the top pivot block onto the top pivot pin. Step into the shower and close the door into place on the magnet (Diagram 5). Maintain a grip on the door panel and the top of the frame. Relocate the top pivot block in position, making sure the door closes on the magnet and tighten the screws. WARNING: Do not let the door swing open without being held, as the fixed panels are not yet secured to the wall profiles and the weight of the door may cause the unit to fall forward. Page 4 of 5 STEP 6Align the panels and door parallel with the sides and front of the tray. Check the magnet visually to ensure it is in contact down the length of the door and that the door is parallel with and has an even gap between the door and bottom rail. Secure the side panels by drilling through the panels onto the wall profiles. Use a 3mm drill bit. Fix with two of the #6 x 12mm square drive screws to each side at top and bottom. Check that the door swings freely and adjust on the pivot block if required. Tighten all screws including those on the door glass clamps. Insert top braces (J) into the top of each fixed panel corner post. The braces are not interchangeable and fit each side independently. Secure in place by drilling through the holes on the centreline of the extrusions and fixing with 3 or 4 of the #6 x 12mm CSK screws to each side. Silicone around the external perimeter of the unit. Do not silicone inside the unit and do not silicone the fixed panels to the wall profiles other than as directed in STEP 1. Allow 24hrs for silicone to cure before using the unit (Diagram 6). STEP 7 Should the magnet fail to hold door closed check both magnets are in contact 100% across the width of both magnets, if not, adjust door glass on hinges. If this does not solve the problem remove the nylon retainer from the top of the magnetic strip on the door only, remove the magnetic strip, turn 180° (top to bottom) and refit. STEP 8 6mm frameless door only Push fit the four chrome pivot block covers in position on the glass clamps, to cover screw heads. Cut and fit the splashguard to the bottom of the door in two pieces, one on each side of and butting against the chromed pivot cover. NB: If the glass clamp twists, and the door drops, remove the door glass, take off the glass clamps, thoroughly clean the inside faces of the glass clamp, and the area on the glass where the clamp will be relocated, with methylated spirits (not turpentine), reposition the clamp, and refit the door glass. CONTACT US NEWLINE HELPLINE 0508 NEWLINE (0508 639 5463) Phone: 09 444 2053 Email: info@ newline.co.nz . Fax: 09 4430044 www.newline.co.nz Page 5 of 5
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