ODL Add-on/DIY Blinds—raised frame sidelights - Manual (Page 3)

ENCLOSED TREATMENT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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TOP BRACKETS
Slide left and right top brackets behind the door frame on
each top corner until the wings at the top and outside end
are flush against the frame. Tighten the top screws.
* Reminder: If you are installing a 7 x 64 and have narrow
sidelight interference, you will use the single top bracket and
center it behind the top of the frame.
LOOSEN SCREWS AND INSERT SPACERS
Loosen frame screws at the top and bottom corners (some snap
frame windows do not have screws). If the screws on your window
have plugs over them and do not easily come out, use a wood
screw and turn it into the plug. Turn the wood screw into the
plug until it comes out. Push spacers in under the lower corners
of the frame, (sides of spacers should be approximately 1 1/2"
from the sides of frame) until tab is flush with the frame.
Tighten bottom screws.
NARROW SIDELIGHT INTERFERENCE
(7 X 64 ENCLOSED TREATMENT ONLY)
If you have a narrow sidelight (10” sash), you could encounter
interference with the sidelight stop molding. In order to avoid
this interference you will need to make a couple of minor
modifications to the installation process.
1) You will use the “single” top bracket, rather than the separate
“left” and “right” brackets, in Step 3. This “single” top bracket
will help lift the Enclosed Treatment out slightly and avoid any
interference.
2) You will have to install shim extenders behind the swivel locks,
located at the bottom of the treatment frame. To install the shim
extenders, remove the swivel locks from the frame using a phillips
screwdriver. Place the swivel extenders (included in the hardware
pack) over the hole where the swivel locks were removed. Now
replace the swivel locks, over the swivel extenders, and secure to
the frame using the longer 3/4” pan head screws (included in the
hardware pack).
1-1/2”
*
1-1/2"
(3,81 cm)
38 mm
[1 1/2 po]