JELD-WEN JII028 Wood Double Hung Sash Replacement Kits User Manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

for Wood Double Hung Sash Replacement Kits (JII028)

INSTALL SASHES - CONTINUED

CompleTe InSTallaTIon

INSTALL LOWER SASH

To install the lower sash,
repeat the steps to install the
upper sash except insert the
pivot pins into the jamb liner
track nearest the interior.

3. If the sash has retainer latches, pull them both toward the center and

tilt the sash up into place.

4. If the sash does not have retainer latches, simultaneously press

against both jamb liners and tilt the sash up into place.

5. make sure the sash is positioned properly on the same track as the

pivot pins.

6. Slide the sash all the way down. Test sash for proper operation and

remove and reinstall if necessary.

INSTALL HEAD JAmB COVER

1. With the weatherstrip

facing the exterior, position
the wood head jamb cover
horizontally between the
jamb liners on the inside
tracks. If the cover is not
profiled on the ends, it
can be trimmed to fit if
necessary. Slide the cover
all the way to the top and
check for proper fit. The
weatherstrip should be
slightly compressed by the
upper sash when closed.

2. after making any necessary adjustments, remove the cover and apply

a 1/8" bead of sealant across the upper surface of the head jamb
cover. press the cover in position against the head jamb and secure
with finishing nails.

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• Close both sashes and test the lock to make sure both sashes are in

the correct alignment.

• Apply a bead of sealant along the interior side of the jamb liners.

Head cover

• Reinstall the original interior stops and trim, or replace with new

millwork.

• Finish any exposed wood surfaces. Aluminum cladding does not

require additional finishing.