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3.1Installing the Header and Jambs .................................................................................................................. 4
3.2Installing the Top and Bottom Rails onto the Glass Panel .......................................................................... 4
3.3Installing the O-Panel Breakout Switch ...................................................................................................... 5
3.4Installing the Lag Bolts ................................................................................................................................ 6
3.5Installing the O-Panel(s) .............................................................................................................................. 6
3.6Installing the SX Panel(s) ............................................................................................................................ 7
3.7Installing the Weatherstripping.................................................................................................................... 9
3.8Adjusting the SX Panels ............................................................................................................................ 10
3.9Adjusting Belt Tension .............................................................................................................................. 11
3.10Adjusting the Full-Open Bumper Stops .................................................................................................. 12
3.11Adjusting the SX Panel Emergency Egress Breakout Detents ................................................................ 12
3.12Adjusting the SX Panel Sag ..................................................................................................................... 14
3.13Wiring the Doorway Holding Beams ...................................................................................................... 14
3.14Installing the SU-100 Motion Sensors ..................................................................................................... 15
3.15Closing Out .............................................................................................................................................. 15
3.16Replacement Parts ................................................................................................................................... 15
Attachments
Attachment 1, Documents, Definitions, Speci al Tools, Equipment, Materials, and Consumables .................... 16
This manual provides installation instructions for the Stanley Dura-Glide 2000AG Series sliding
door system. The AG Series features all-glass SX- and O-panels. The package includes a
breakout feature and the items shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. All-Glass Door
1.2 Applicability
This manual is applicable to the Stanley Dura-Glide 2000 AG Series sliding door system. This
manual does not cover retrofit of an existing door system.
These instructions are intended to supplement the other installation instructions supplied with this package.
3.1 Installing the Header and Jambs
3.1.1 Refer to Stanley Access Technologies document No. 203590, “Dura-Glide 2000
Installation Manual,” and INSTALL the header and jambs.
3.2 Installing the Top and Bottom Rails onto the Glass Panel
WARNING
To prevent injury, two people are required to lift and handle the glass panels.
To prevent damage to the glass panels from scratching, saw horse working surfaces should be protected
with carpeting or some other soft material.
NOTE
The instructions for installing the top and bottom rails onto the glass are the same for the O panels and SX
panels.
3.2.1 Refer to Figure 2, and carefully POSITION glass panel onto saw horses.
3.2.2 INSTALL rubber gasket onto top of glass panel, and ENSURE the following:
• Rubber gasket is centered along the width of the glass.
• Rubber gasket is fully seated against the top of the glass.
• Tech Tip: Use painter’s tape to keep rubber gasket in place.
3.2.3 With flat side of wedge facing upward, SLIDE wedge into side of rail.
3.2.4 SLIDE plate into side of rail.
3.2.5 With flat side of rail facing upward, POSITION rail over rubber gasket and glass
panel.
5
3.2.6 INSTALL, but do not tighten ¼ -20 X
/8″ cap screws into bottom of rail and plate.
3.2.7 ALIGN rail onto glass so that the leading ed ge of the glass butts against the end cap.
3.2.8 While pushing rail down and toward bottom edge of glass, evenly TORQUE ¼ -20 X
5
/8″ cap screws to 80 in-lbs. REMOVE or TRIM painter’s tape as need ed.
3.2.9 REPEAT Section 3.2 for each rail on O and SX panels.
Figure 5. Setting the Load Wheels and Anti-Riser Wheels
3.6.4 Using an Allen wrench SET the load wheels to th e midrange of travel position in the
hanger. In this position, the top of the load wheel is
1
/16 ″ below the top of the hanger.
3.6.5 SET the anti-riser wheels so that the top of each wheel is flush with the top of the
hanger.
3.6.6 TIGHTEN the nuts securing the load wheels and anti-ri ser wheels to the hanger.
3.6.7 Refer to Figure 6, and INSTALL the bottom guide to the SX panel bottom rail.
WARNING
Whenever the door anti-riser wheels are not set, there is a possibility that the panel could fall off the hanger
track. Use extreme caution when handl ing the panels.
3.6.8 Refer to Figure 7, and INSERT the SX panel bottom guide into the O panel bottom
rail.
3.6.9 Carefully LIFT the SX panel and POSITION the panel onto the header track.
3.6.10 SET the anti-riser wheels so that there is a 1/64″ to 1/32″ gap between the top of each
wheel and the track.
3.6.11 REPEAT Section 3.6 for the opposite SX panel.
Figure 6. Hanging the SX Panel on the Header Track
3.7 Installingthe Weatherstripping
3.7.1 CLEAN edges of the O & SX panels using glass cleaner. CLEAN exterior surface of
the lead SX shoes & trail edge O shoes.
3.7.2 Refer to Figure 7 and PRESS pressure-sensative gray pile with clear PVC housing
onto the leading edges of the SX panels. Peel the adhesive liner from the inner
channel as needed.
3.7.3 Refer to Figure 7 and PRESS pressure-sensative gray pile with clear PVC housing
onto the trailing edges of the O panels. Peel the adhesive liner from the inner channel
as needed.
3.7.4 With brush facing the exterior of the building, INSTALL 90° clear extrusion with
weatherstripping onto leading edge of O panels.
3.7.5 With brush facing the interior of the building, INSTALL 90° clear extrusion with
weatherstripping onto trailing edge of SX panels.
3.7.6 Locate the gray self-adhesive pile from the hardware kit and cut to length. Peel the
self-adhesive backing and PRESS on the pile to the lead edges of the SX shoes.
ALIGN the pile so it contacts each other when the panels are in the closed position.
ENSURE the pile does not prevent the panels from closing properly.
3.7.7 Locate the gray self-adhesive pile from the hardware kit and cut to length. Peel the
self-adehsive backing and PRESS on the pile to the trail edges of the O shoes. ALIGN
the pile so it contacts the jambs when the panels are in the closed posi t ion.
Figure 7. Weatherstripping Installation
3.8 Adjustingthe SX Panels
3.8.1 Refer to Figure 5, and ADJUST SX panel height as follows:
a. LOOSEN the nuts securing the upper load wheels to the hanger.
NOTE
Each load wheel is an eccentric that permits adjustment of the threshold/track-to-panel gap. The total
adjustment available from the load wheels is approximately 5/16”.
b. Using an Allen wrench, TURN the load wheels un til the following occur:
•Threshold/track-to-panel gap is even across the entire bottom of the door
panel.
•The stiles of both door panels meet and are parallel with no gap at the top or
bottom.
c. WHEN adjustment is complete, TIGHTEN nuts securing load wheels to hanger.
NOTE
The anti-riser adjustment is performed to prevent the door panel from moving upward. The anti-riser track
serves as a roller surface for the anti-riser wheels.
a. LOOSEN fastener(s) securing left gear reducer/idler pulley to header mounting
track.
b. TURN belt tension adjusting screw as necessar y to achieve proper belt deflection.
c. WHEN belt tension is fully adjusted, TIGHTEN fa stener(s) securing left gear
reducer/idler pulley to header mounting track.
3.10 Adjusting the Full-Open Bumper Stops
3.10.1 Refer To Figure 9, and LOOSEN bumper stop locknut.
Figure 9. Adjusting the Full-Open Bumper Stops
3.10.2 THREAD bumper stop to full-in position.
3.10.3 Manually OPEN doors to full open position, and TURN bumper stop as necessary to
ensure both SX panels contact bumper sto ps at the same time.
3.10.4 WHEN adjustment is complete, TIGHTEN bumper stop locknuts.
3.11 Adjusting the SX Panel Emergency Egress Brea kout Detents
NOTE
1. Breakout detents are factory set to average requirements. If more or less breakout force is required to
open door, the breakout detents can be adjusted.
2. During door installation, the breakout detents are set tight to prevent the door from swinging out and
being damaged. During door tune-in, the breakout detents must be readjusted.
3.11.3 REMOVE end cap and detent block from hanger.
3.11.4 INSTALL weather-strips in exterior and interior channel of hanger and CUT weather-
strip to length.
NOTE
Turning adjusting screw clockwise increases the force required to break out door. Turning adjusting screw
counterclockwise decreases the force required to break out door.
3.11.5 TURN adjusting screw in top of detent block as necessar y to ensure door will be tight.
3.11.6 SLIDE detent block and end cap into hanger, and ENSURE detent block is aligned with
clearance slot in door.
3.11.7 TIGHTEN two fasteners in bottom of detent block.
3.11.8 With "TOP" indication facing upward, POSITION end cap over hanger.
3.11.9 TIGHTEN fastener securing end cap to detent block.
The SX- and O-panels (provided by others) must meet the following specifications.
The panel widths and panel heights shown are to be specified on the order. To determine these dimensions
for standard size packages, see the Archit ectural Specifier sheets included in these instructions.
4 Temper Specification Glass shall be fully tempered and shall meet or exceed Federal
5 Warpage Glass warpage shall not exceed the tolerance specified in Federal
6 Performance Glass shall comply with the requirements in the performance
specifications and methods of test for safety glazing materials used in
The product of door weight (lbs) times the door width (inches) divided by
2 shall not exceed 5000 in. lbs.
Example:
If door weight = 200 lbs
5
And door width = 42
/16"
Then: 200 X 42.313 = 4231 in. lbs
2
OR
Kgs times the door width (m) divided by 2 shall not exceed 565 Nm
Metric Example:
If door weight = 100 kg
And door width = 1.1 m
Then: 100 X 1.1 X 9.8 = 539 Nm