Bally Refrigerated Boxes Hinge Screw Replacement User Manual

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FIELD REPLACEMENT:
WALK-IN DOOR HINGES
The hinges on Bally Walk-in doors are designed for many years of trouble-free service. These spring-loaded, self-closing
hinges will operate smoothly if the door has been installed according to the Bally Walk-In Installation Manual.
Pre-Checks:
1. Make sure the door does not drag during any part of its movement. Any catching of the door must be corrected.
The door panel must be level and plumb for the
door to operate properly.
2. Check the wiper gasket to make sure there is no excessive drag on the step plate. The wiper gasket should just touch the step plate when door is closed.
3. Excessive dirt and grease will cause the hinge to operate improperly. Clean the hinge with silicone spray to remove dirt and grease from hinge.
NEVER OIL HINGES.
Hinge Installation:
1. Make sure the door is plumb and level. A common cause of hinge failure is an improperly hung door.
2. With the door closed (securely latched), install shims as illustrated in Figure 1.
3. Remove the 1/4-20 screws from the top hinge only. The bottom hinge and magnetic gasket will hold the door in
fasten hinge).
4. Position and fasten the new D-125 hinge using the existing holes on the door panel (when replacing an older style D­49 door hinge. It will be necessary to drill and tap for a 1/4­20 screw for the top hole for the base). Fasten the hinge base to the door panel first, and then fasten the blade to the door cap.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any other hinges being replaced.
6. Remove all shims and check the operation of the door. If the door fails to close itself, check door using the Pre-Check suggestions.
If the door still does not close automatically after making
the suggested checks and corrections. It may be necessary to replace the existing hinges with Bally's D-125 Hinges.
REV: 1/2013 2013 © Bally Refrigerated Boxes, Inc. 1
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