Phantom Tech SU0508L User Manual

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Installation Manual for
For Left Hinged Doors
Durable. Reliable. Attractive.
For door openings up to 36” (914 mm) wide
and 81 1/4” (2,064 mm) high
Quick
Easy
to
Size
Install
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Congratulations and thank you for purchasing Sure View!
The Sure View retractable screen is designed and manufactured by Seiki Screen Systems, the world’s largest manufacturer of retractable screens. Phantom Screens, North America’s leading brand of retractable solutions, is proud to bring you these innovative products. Thanks to rigorous design and product testing, the Sure View Screen will provide years of dependable operation. Plus, it comes with a factory-supplied limited lifetime warranty on all parts against manufacturer’s defects.
The Sure View Screen is designed for easy sizing and installation. This Installation Manual provides a step by step guide through the entire process.
Any questions? Contact
our Help Line, Toll Free at
1-888-PHANTOM
(1-888-742-6866).
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Getting to Know the Sure View Screen ...........................
Parts and Tools ................................................................
Measuring the Door Opening ..........................................
Sizing the Sure View Screen ...........................................
Cutting the Top/Bottom Rail and Catch Frame ...............
Cutting the Screen Housing Assembly ............................
Installing the Screen Housing Assembly ................
Installing the Top Rail ....................................................
Installing the Catch Frame .............................................
Installing the Bottom Rail ..............................................
Adjusting the Catch .......................................................
Final Adjustments ..........................................................
Service and Maintenance Hints .....................................
Index
For installations on double doors (French doors) you will need: one left Sure View Screen, one right Sure View Screen, and one Double Door Kit. Please refer to Installation Manual within the “Double Door Kit” prior to installation.
The Sure View Screen is not intended for installation on a Sliding Patio Door.
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Getting to Know the Sure View Screen
Before beginning, become familiar with the Sure View Screen and the door on which it will be installed.
The Sure View Screen can be installed on both in-swing and out-swing doors. In-swing doors open to the inside of the home and require the Sure View Screen to be installed on the outside of the home. Out-swing doors open to the outside of the home and require the Sure View Screen to be installed on the inside of the home.
Does the Sure View Screen t the
Door Opening?
Make sure the Sure View Screen will
t the door. The Sure View Screen will
accommodate a door opening of up to 36” (914 mm) wide and 81 1/4” (2,064 mm) high. If the door opening is larger than this, the Sure View Screen can still
be installed by attaching a ller strip
under the door frame to reduce the height of the door opening. Refer to page 6 for details.
Is there enough Mounting Surface for the Sure View Screen?
The Sure View Screen is a recess mount screen which installs on the inside surface of the door frame (Mounting Surface as indicated in diagram (A)). To ensure that the Sure View Screen is fully recessed after installation, there must be at least 1 5/8” (42 mm) of mounting surface. However the Sure View Screen can accommodate a minimum mounting surface of 1 1/8” (28 mm). In this instance, the Mounting Bracket will extend slightly beyond the door frame.
This mounting surface must be at and ush, and at a right angle (90º) to
the door.
Is the Door Opening Square?
For the Sure View Screen to operate effectively, the door opening must be perfectly square. Using a Carpenter Square, check to ensure that the door frame is square. If not, use shims to bring the door frame to square before beginning installation.
Is this Sure View Screen being installed on a Left Hinged Door?
Finally, make sure the right model has been purchased! The Sure View Screen
in this package is congured for a
LEFT” hinged door. To identify door hinging, look at the door from the side on which the Sure View Screen will be mounted. The hinges should be on the left side and the door knob or handle
should be on the right.
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Mounting Surface
Bottom Rail Type A or B
Catc h Frame
Top Rail End Cap
Top Rail
Sliding Bar
Top Cap
Sliding Bar
Screen
Housing
Mesh Lo ck
Adjuster
Spring Te nsion
Adjuster
Retrac ting
Mesh G uide
Sliding Bar Bottom Cap
Catc h
One Touch Latch
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Parts and Tools
Before beginning, make sure that all these parts are included in the Sure View Screen package.
Required Tools
Sure View Screens can be sized and installed using common household tools. Make sure all necessary tools are available before beginning.
*NOTE: A chop saw can be used in place of a hacksaw provided that a bi-metal blade has been properly installed.
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Hacksaw * 32tpi
Measuring tape
Carpenter square
Philips screwdriver
Electric drill
File
Pen Level
Bottom Rail Type “A”
(used on at door sills)
Bottom Rail Type “B”
(used on angled door sills)
Top Rail
Screen Housing Assembly
Mounting Bracket
Catch Frame
5/8” (16 mm) Pan Head Screws, 10pcs. for Mounting Bracket and Catch Frame
1-1/4” (32 mm) Wood Screws, 3pcs. for Top Rail
5/8” (16 mm) Self Tapping Screws, 2pcs. for Bottom Rail
Stickers, 2pcs. for Latch
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Measuring the Door Opening
Now it's time to measure the door opening. The Sure View Screen will accommodate a door opening of up to 36” (914 mm) wide and 81 1/4” (2,064 mm) high. If the door opening is smaller than this, the Sure View Screen will have to be cut.
For the width, measure the dimension between the right and left sides of the door frame at both the top and bottom of the doorway as indicated in the diagram. Record the smallest of the two sizes in the box labeled “Width” below.
For the height, measure the dimension between the top of the door frame and the door sill at the point where the Sure View Screen will be installed. We recommend positioning the Sure View Screen
ush with the outside edge of the door frame (the
furthest point away from the door). Measure from the top of the door frame to the door sill at a point 1 5/8” (42 mm) back from the outside edge of the door frame. (A) Measure in all three locations and record the smallest dimension in the box labeled “Height” below.
NOTE: If the door opening is too high, a
ller strip must be installed before the Sure View Screen can be installed. The ller
strip must reduce the door opening to 81 1/4" (2,064 mm) or less. All measurements
must be made after the ller strip has been
installed.
Height
Width
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A
H
W
A
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(Measured Height)
[Length to be cut off]
( 81 1/4” (2,064 mm) - [ ] ) =
Sizing the Sure View Screen
If the door opening is smaller than 36” (914 mm) wide and 81 1/4” (2,064 mm) high, the Sure View Screen must be cut.
(Measured Width)
[Length to be cut off]
( 36” (914 mm) - [ ] ) =
Determine Length to be Cut
from Top and Bottom Rails
To determine the length to be cut from the Top and Bottom Rails, use the following formula:
Determine Length to be Cut from
Screen Housing Assembly and Catch Frame
To determine the length to be cut from the Screen Housing Assembly and Catch Frame, use the following formula:
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H
W
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Cutting the Top and Bottom Rail and Catch Frame
Cutting the Top Rail of the Sure View Screen is an easy process.
1. Using the “Length to be cut” dimension calculated on Page 7, carefully measure the Top Rail on the end opposite the end cap. Mark on all sides to ensure an even cut.
2. Wearing safety glasses, cut straight through the Top Rail using either a chop saw or a hacksaw with a bi-metal blade. (A)
Choosing and Cutting the Bottom Rail
Before cutting, it is important to select the correct Bottom Rail for installation. The Sure View Screen package comes with two Bottom Rails to
accommodate both at and angled door sills. Please
refer to (B) to determine the correct Bottom Rail.
1. Using the same “Length to be cut” dimension used for the Top Rail, measure and mark the appropriate Bottom Rail on all sides to ensure an even cut. The Bottom Rail can be cut on either side.
2. Cut straight through the Bottom Rail. (C)
Cutting the Catch Frame
Either end of the Catch Frame can be cut.
1. Using the Screen Housing and Catch Frame “Length to be Cut” dimension calculated on Page 7, carefully measure and mark the Catch Frame on all sides to ensure an even cut.
2. Cut straight through the Catch Frame. (D)
NOTE: It is important to wear safety glasses at all times when cutting components of the Sure View Screen. After cutting any part of the Sure View
Screen use a le to remove any burrs from the cut
surfaces.
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D
Catch Frame
Length to be cut
C
B
Choose the correct Bottom Rail for either flat or angled door sills.
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Cutting the Screen Housing Assembly
It is easy to cut right through the Screen Housing Assembly of the Sure View Screen using a chop saw or hacksaw.
NOTE: All cutting will be done on the upper end
of the Screen Housing Assembly. The Mounting
Bracket on the Screen Housing Assembly is
clearly labeled with CUT and NO CUT zones.
1. Remove the Mesh Lock Adjuster and Sliding Bar Top Cap from the Screen Housing Assembly by removing their screws with a Phillips screwdriver. (A)
2. Detach the Sliding Bar from the Sliding Bar Bottom Cap, and slide it towards the upper end of the Screen Housing Assembly until it is aligned with the top of the Assembly and the mesh. (B)
3. Slide the Mounting Bracket until its upper edge is aligned with the upper edge of the Screen Housing Assembly. (C)
4. With all components aligned, carefully measure and mark the Screen Housing, Sliding Bar and Mounting Bracket on all sides based on the “Length to be cut” dimension calculated on Page 7. (D)
5. Wearing safety glasses, cut straight through
all components of the assembly. Use a le to
remove any burrs from the cut surfaces.
6. Re-attach the Sliding Bar onto the Sliding Bar Bottom Cap. (B) Make sure that it is pushed in as far as it will go.
7. Re-attach the Mesh Lock Adjuster and Sliding Bar Top Cap to the Screen Housing Assembly and replace the screws. (A)
8. Slide the Mounting Bracket completely off the Screen Housing and set aside.
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D
C
B
A
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Installing the Screen Housing Assembly
1. Locate the “L” shaped edge of the Mounting Bracket. (A) The Mounting Bracket will be positioned with this edge closest to the door.
2. Remove the adhesive strip on the back of the Mounting Bracket and position on the mounting surface. (B)
3. Using a level, adjust the Mounting Bracket to ensure that it is positioned plumb.
4. Attach the Mounting Bracket to the door frame using the 5/8” (16 mm) Pan Head Screws provided.
Securing the Mounting Bracket
The Mounting Bracket of the Sure View Screen is installed on the left inside surface of the door frame. The ideal minimum dimension of this surface is
1 5/8” (42 mm). This surface must be perfectly at and at a right angle (90º) to
the door.
If the mounting surface is greater than 1 5/8” (42 mm), the Mounting Bracket can be positioned anywhere on this surface. We recommend positioning the
Mounting Bracket ush with the edge of the door frame (the furthest point away
from the door.)
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Mounting Brac ket
5/8” (16 mm) Screw
“L” Shap ed Edge
Mounting Sur face
A
B
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Installing the Screen Housing Assembly
Attaching the Screen Housing Assembly
1. Place the front left corner of the Screen Housing Assembly in the outside edge of the Mounting Bracket. (C)
2. Pivot the Screen Housing along this point until the back of the Assembly snaps into the “L” shaped edge on the back of the Mounting Bracket.
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Screen
Housing
Mounting
Bracket
Mounting Bracket
Screen Housing
Snap Screen Housing into “L” Shaped
Edge of Mounting Bracket
C
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Installing the Top Rail
1. Remove the backing on the adhesive strip on the Top Rail.
2. Place the uncapped end of the Top Rail over the Sliding Bar Top Cap and slide the Top Rail into the Mesh Lock Adjuster. Ensure that it ts tightly. (A)
3. Align the Top Rail so that the edge of the Top Rail End Cap closest to the door is in a straight line to the “L” shaped edge of the Mounting
Bracket. This line should be at a 90º angle to the
mounting surface on which the Mounting Bracket was attached. (B) Once aligned, press the Top Rail rmly into place (C) and secure with the 1 1/4” (32 mm) Wood Screws provided.
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Mounting Bracket
Mesh Lock Adjuster
Top Rail
Sliding Bar Top Cap
Sliding Bar
1 1/4” (32 mm) Wood Screw
Top Rail
Top Rail End Cap
Push
Top Rail End Cap
Align
A
B
C
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1. Insert the Catch Frame into the bottom of the Top Rail
End Cap. Ensure that the Top Rail End Cap ts tight to
the right side of the door frame. (D)
2. Using a level, adjust the Catch Frame along the mounting surface of the door frame to ensure that it is positioned plumb. It is important that the bottom of the Catch Frame ts tight to the door sill. (E)
3. Attach the Catch Frame to the door frame using the 5/8” (16 mm) Pan Head Screws provided. (F)
Installing the Catch Frame
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Top Rail
Catch Frame
5/8” (16 mm)
Pan Head Screw
Catch
Frame
Top Rail End Cap
Catch Frame
Push
Insert
Push
D
E
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Installing the Bottom Rail
If the Bottom Rail did not require cutting, it is important to select the correct Bottom Rail for installation. The Sure View Screen package comes with two Bottom Rails to
accommodate both at and angled door sill.
Please refer to (A) to determine the correct Bottom Rail.
1. Remove the backing on the adhesive strip on the Bottom Rail.
2. While slightly lifting the Sliding Bar, insert one end of the Bottom Rail into the groove at the bottom of the Sliding Bar Bottom Cap. (B)
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3. Position the other end so that the center of the Catch Frame aligns with the center of the Bottom Rail. (C) When aligned, press the Bottom Rail
rmly onto the door sill.
4. Fasten the Bottom Rail to the door sill using the 5/8” (16 mm) Self-Tapping Screws provided. It is not necessary to pre-drill the surface below.
NOTE: If using the Angled Bottom Rail, ensure that it is oriented so that the top of the Bottom Rail
is at and level when placed on the door sill.
Bottom
Rail
Bottom
Rail
Sliding
Bar
Scr een Hous ing
Bottom Rail
Align The
Centre
Catch
Frame
5/8 ”
(16 mm)
Sel f Tappi ng
Scr ew
B o t t o m R a i l T y p e “ B ”
A n g l e d S u r f a c e
B o t t o m R a i l T y p e “ A ”
Fl a t S u r f a c e
A
B
C
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Adjusting the Catch
1. Loosen the screw on the Catch.
2. Move the Catch up and down to determine the position where the Latch makes a secure contact with the Catch. Tighten the screw on the Catch to secure it in place. (D)
3. Adhere the Stickers to the front and rear of the Latch as indicated. (E)
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Sliding Bar
Latch
Catch
Frame
Catch
Sticker
Latch
Sticker
D
E
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Final Adjustments
Adjusting the Mesh
The Sure View Screen can be adjusted to reduce the amount of mesh discharged from the Screen Housing. This keeps the mesh tight to maintain the effectiveness of the Sure View Screen in keeping out unwanted insects.
1. Close the Sure View Screen.
2. Turn the dial on the Mesh Lock Adjuster as indicated in illustration (A) until meeting with resistance, but without over-tightening.
Adjusting Spring Tension
1. If the Sure View Screen does not retract fully or quickly enough, turn the dial on the Spring Tension Adjuster, as indicated in illustration (B), to increase spring tension.
2. If the Sure View Screen retracts too quickly, turn the dial on the Spring Tension Adjuster in the opposite direction to reduce spring tension.
The Sure View Screen Installation
is Now Complete!
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Mesh Lock Adjuster
Lock
Spring
Tension
Adjuster
Increase Spring Tension
Dial
Dial
A
B
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Service and Maintenance Hints
The Sure View Screen is designed and engineered to be maintenance free. Please review these helpful hints to ensure the smooth operation of the Sure View Screen for years to come:
All moving components used in the Sure View Screen are manufactured from a mixture of nylon and other materials. This combination of compounds is strong, impact resistant, and self-lubricating. Do not use oil, grease, or oil based sprays or lubricants on any of the components on the Sure View Screen. These products attract dirt and debris, and may cause the Sure View Screen to react abnormally. However, the periodic application of a dry silicon lubricant to the moving parts is permissible.
• We recommend that while not in use, the Sure View Screen
be kept in the retracted position. This will help extend the life of the screen mesh. In the retracted position, the mesh is protected and kept clean.
The Bottom Rail should be kept free of dirt and debris. Use a broom to remove any obstructions from the Bottom Rail.
• If the screen mesh becomes damaged or torn, a
Replacement Mesh Cartridge can be purchased separately through your local dealer or retailer.
* Before installing the Sure View Screen, please take the time to read the installation instructions thoroughly.
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Help Hotline
The Sure View Screen was designed for easy sizing and installation. This Installation Manual provides a step by step guide through the entire process.
If there are any questions during the installation of the Sure View Screen, please call toll free:
1-888-PHANTOM
(1-888-742-6866)
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Sure View Screen
Limited Lifetime/Non-transferable
Manufacturer’s Warranty
The Sure View Screen is warranted by Seiki Screen Systems to be free of manufacturer’s defects in materials or workmanship, for as long as the original purchaser owns and or resides at that residence and that the product remains at its original point of installation. Seiki Screen Systems will repair or replace at its discretion any component, within the terms and conditions of this warranty, which is deemed as being defective from the
manufacturing process upon proof of purchase. This warranty excludes the berglass
screen mesh. Furthermore this warranty does not cover components damaged through improper use or installation, or if components have been altered from their original state in a manner not otherwise prescribed in this manual. This warranty is strictly limited to defective components only. This non-transferable, limited warranty excludes labor, breakage or damage due to normal wear and tear, lack of maintenance, or use for other than residential applications, accidents and “acts of god”. Replacements or repairs made subject to this limited warranty are otherwise warranted for the balance of the original warranty period. Seiki Screen Systems’ liability under this limited warranty is restricted to the corrective actions as set forth herein and contrarily repudiates all incidental and consequential damage. It is the responsibility of the consumer to notify Seiki Screen Systems of missing components, within 30 days of the purchase of the Sure View Screen.
The Sure View Screen is designed to assist in keeping unwanted insects from the home; it is in no way intended as a safety or security device to prevent access by individuals, animals or small children. Liability for any damages, including but not limited to general, special, indirect, incidental, consequential, aggravated, punitive or exemplary damages, and economic loss, as well as for breach of any expressed or implied warranties, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability,
quality and tness for any purpose other than as prescribed herein, is disavowed and
omitted here from, to the extent that such a disclaimer and preclusions are permitted by the laws of any particular jurisdiction.
Maintenance: Keep Bottom Rail clean and free of debris. Periodic use of silicone spray onto the inside of the Top Rail, the Bottom Rail and the Retracting Mesh Guide is recommended; do not use petroleum-based lubricants.
Sure View Screen Designed and Manufactured by Seiki Screen Systems PRODUCT INFORMATION MANUAL For warranty claims Call 1-877-446-7180 Or email: info@seikiscreensystems.com
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Designed & Manufactured by Seiki Screen Systems ™ Marketed and Distributed by Phantom Screens ®
Seiki Screen Systems Call 1-877-446-7180 Or email: info@seikiscreensystems.com
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