Operation and Maintenance Procedure 2
Only Right or Left Door Opens 3
Doors Are Misaligned 4
Door Does Not Open 5
Push Bar Remains Under Base 5
Doors are Not Closing 6
Hardware Details 7-8
Strap Details 9
Adjustment Details 10-11
Replacement Procedure 11-13
Warranty Service Policy 14
1. Using a pair of needle nose pliers, remove return spring from adjuster eyebolt (Fig. 7-G & H).
2. Align both doors to an equally open position
until you see the roller set screws (Part #5587
- Fig. 7-E).
3. Remove set screw with a 3/16” hex head
wrench (Note: Rollers may have 2 set screws
each).
4.
Apply non-permanent thread lock on the
set screw(s) threads.
5. Replace set screw(s), tighten, and close
doors.
6. Re-install return spring to the eyebolt.
Replacement Procedures
Figure 7 - G
Figure 7 - E
Figure 7 - H
Replacement of Roller Strap Assembly Part
#5566:
1. Turn retainer washers (Part #3631) on bottom of rollers (Part #5587) until you realign
the slots (Fig. 7-N).
2. Remove the frayed or broken strap by loosening the turnbuckle. You (See Fig. 8-B) may
rst need to loosen the opposite strap tension
in order to replace the frayed or broken strap
assembly.
3. Install the new strap set in the reverse order
that the defective strap set was removed.
Once in place, check to make sure that the
top roller strap is wrapped around the rollers
opposite of the bottom roller strap. (See front
view drawing - Fig. 8)
4. Tighten both strap sets by turning adjuster
body about halfway up the threaded eyebolts.
Tighten in sequence - a little at a time until
both roller straps are taut and both doors are
aligned in the closed position.
1. Remove lower door roller strap (Part #5566
(Fig. 8-B) - see above procedures) from the
left side roller.
2. Loosen adjuster body on Part #5567
A) and remove strap. (Fig. 8-A) 3. Insert new
pull strap end with pin into slot on roller body.
Wrap the strap around roller in the same
manner that it was removed. Reconnect turn
buckle to eye bolt and adjust tension.
Replacement of the Return Spring Strap Assembly and Return Spring Part #5568 (Fig. 8C) & Part #1009 (Fig. 7-G):
1. Remove the 7/16” anchor nut on the eyebolt
(Part # 3702 - Fig. 7-H) and remove the broken spring (Part #1009 - Fig. 7-G) or the strap
assembly (Part #5568 - Fig. 8-C). *Note how
the strap wraps around the roller. In order to
remove the return spring strap assembly you
will have to remove the lower roller strap assembly (Fig. 8-B).
2. Insert new strap and spring with pin into roller
body in the same manner it was removed. Install other end of strap onto the return spring.
Reinstall return spring on bracket (Part # 3702
- Fig. 7-H) and adjust tension by adjusting
adjustment nuts and apply non-permanent
thread-lock.
1. Remove hinge screws on Part #5590, 5591,
5592, and 5593 - (Fig. 7-I, J, K, L).
2. Remove door(s).
3. Remove all strap assemblies (see Replacement Procedures).
4. Remove Roller set screws (2 per roller) - Part
#5587 - Fig. 7-E.
5. Remove hinge by pulling it out of the roller
with upward force. (Note: you may have to
use pliers or vise grips).
6. Install new hinge through the top of the base.
Hinge will go through the hinge spacer, o-ring,
bearing, roller bushing, top retainer washer,
roller, bottom retainer washer, roller spacer
bushing, and bearing. See parts on Fig. 7.
7. Reinstall the hinge screws. Do not fully tighten.
After all screws are installed, align the door(s)
so that the door clearance is the same at the
top as it is at the bottom. Tighten screws.
8. Reinstall the strap assemblies and apply nonpermanent thread-lock (see Replacement
Procedures).
Figure 7 - I
Figure 7 - H
Figure 7 - H
Figure 7 - H
Push Bar Replacement:
1. Insert a small punch into the bottom of the
push bar hinge pin and drive (Fig. 8-F) the
hinge pin out of the hinge. The pin should exit
the hinge from the top.
2. Remove the right side of the push bar - then
the left side.
3. Disconnect the pull strap from the push bar
assembly.
4. Install the new push bar in reverse order.
5. Adjust travel adjuster (Fig. 8-D) so that when
the push bar is operated the push bar pads
do not travel under the base. Proper travel
adjuster alignment should leave the bolt extending out of the push bar arm approximately
1 1/2”.
All left and right designations are shown from the
operator’s point of view, or inside looking out of the
1. Quikserv Corp. MUST be notied of a warranty situation before any work is performed.
Otherwise, Quikserv Corp will not be responsible to pay for unauthorized work.
2. Quikserv Corp. requires the following on each
invoice submitted: an itemized account of work
performed detailing hours charged and parts
used, along with a short detailed description
of the problem noted.
3. Quikserv Corp. will authorize a set dollar
amount to be invoiced prior to performing services that will be rendered. This amount will
be determined from the initial call to the service company as a fair maximum. If additional
amounts are to be invoiced, they must be discussed with Quikserv Corp. prior to invoicing.
4. A service technician on a warranty service call
needs to call our customer service department
at (800) 388-8307 or (713) 849-5882 before
leaving the job site.
5. A service company representative needs to
call the store where the work is to be performed prior to going to that store. Set up a
date and approximate time of arrival and if it
is foreseen that the agreed upon time cannot
be met, contact the store and make other arrangements.
7. Quikserv Corp. needs to be notied of any extra parts - either to be sent back or to be kept
by the service technician. Any parts that were
replaced must be returned to Quikserv Corp.
if required verbally or on the service work order copy supplied with the parts sent by Quikserv Corp. If the parts are not returned, the
part cost + mark up will be deducted from the
service invoice.
8. A purchase order number will be given either
verbally or on the service work order from
Quikserv Corp. Please use this on all invoicing.
9. Work required on a window unit not covered
under Quikserv’s warranty must be reported
to Quikserv Corp. before work is begun.
10. Quikserv’s payment terms are net 30. The information above will help us assure the fast-
est and most efcient service possible. For
further information or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
(800) 388-8307.
Customer Service Department
6. Warranty parts sent to service companies are
parts previously decided on that should cover
the necessary repairs. Additional parts will be