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 PREPARE THE DOOR FOR INSTALLATION

A. 

Remove the packaging from the door.

 Inspect the frame and 

sash for damage. DO NOT install damaged units.

Note: If screens or hardware are removed from the door at 
this time, label them and store them in a protected area.

TWO OR MORE PEOPLE WILL BE REQUIRED TO HANDLE THE PANEL SAFELY.

B. 

Relocate the slide panel bumper.

 Remove the bumper located at 

the top of the fixed jamb, and install in the fixed jamb against the 
sill track.

3

 SETTING AND FASTENING THE DOOR

TWO OR MORE PEOPLE WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THE FOLLOWING STEPS.

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C. 

Remove the venting panel.

 Slide the panel to the open position, 

making sure it clears the anti-lift clip. Lift the panel out of the 
lower track and tilt the bottom of the panel away from the door 
frame. Then, lower the panel out of the top track. Carefully set 
the panel aside in a safe place.

REVERSING DOOR SLIDE: If changing the slide of the door 
panel, refer to Installation Instructions (Reversing Door Slide) 
later in this booklet. Note: Doors with Blinds-Between-the-Glass 
are not reversible.

IF INSTALLING ON A CONCRETE FLOOR, refer to Installation Instructions 
(Bottom Fin Removal) later in this booklet.

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A. 

Insert the door from the exterior of the building.

 Place 

the bottom of the door at the bottom of the opening, then 
tilt the top into position. Center the door between the sides 
of the opening to allow equal clearance for shimming, 
and insert one roofing nail in the first hole from the 
corner on each end of the top nailing fin. These are 
used to hold the door in place while shimming it 
plumb and square.

Note: When installing doors without a bottom 
fin, DO NOT slide the bottom of the door into the 
opening, as sliding will damage the sealant lines. Insert 
sill anchor screws prior to shimming. 

B.  

Plumb and square door.

 Insert shims between the door and 

the sides of the rough opening starting up 6" from the bottom 
of the door. Also shim between the top of the door and the 
rough opening above the fixed interlocker and at the mid-point 
between the fixed interlocker and the lock jamb.

Note: DO NOT over shim.

Summary of Contents for V981553

Page 1: ...U WILL NEED TO SUPPLY TOOLS REQUIRED Cedar or Impervious shims spacers 12 to 20 2 galvanized roo ng nails 1 4 to 1 2 lb Closed cell foam backer rod sealant backer 12 to 30 ft Pella SmartFlash foil bac...

Page 2: ...g C Cut the water resistive barrier 1C D Fold the water resistive barrier 1D Fold side aps into the opening and staple to inside wall Fold top ap up and temporarily fasten with ashing tape OUFSJPS OUF...

Page 3: ...tallation Instructions Reversing Door Slide later in this booklet Note Doors with Blinds Between the Glass are not reversible IF INSTALLING ON A CONCRETE FLOOR refer to Installation Instructions Botto...

Page 4: ...onger than the diagonal cuts in the water resistive barrier Apply the tape covering the entire diagonal cut in the water resistive barrier at both upper corners of the door Press the tape down rmly No...

Page 5: ...l at both ends Once plumb adjust the slide panel to the proper height to attain even coverage of the weatherstrip at both the top and bottom as viewed from the exterior Keeper 6 x 1 2 Starter screw Ti...

Page 6: ...ulating foams and strictly follow the foam manufacturer s recommendations for application Use of high pressure foams or improper application of the foam may cause the door frame to bow and hinder oper...

Page 7: ...ing and contracting B Remove the sill track by beginning at one end and carefully pulling it up This will expose the slide panel pocket Note A hooked tool like an allen wrench will easily get the trac...

Page 8: ...ck mounting screws are removed D Remove the door handle by removing the two attachment screws E Remove the mortise lock Remove the two screws that attach the lock assembly to the door panel Work the l...

Page 9: ...oducts should not be used in barrier wall systems which do not allow for proper management of moisture within the wall systems such as barrier Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems EIFS also known as...

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