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LOW CLEARANCE TRACK WITH TORSION 

SPRINGS AT THE FRONT

• 8“ (203) clearance is required above top of
  closed door with 4” (102) cable drums.
• 10“ (254) clearance is required above top of 
  closed door with 5-1/4” (133) cable drums.
• Cut off the bottom of the reverse angle shields 
  and the vertical tracks 3-3/4“ (95).
• The top of the vertical track should be about 
  11-3/4“ (298) from the top of the closed door.

STEPS 1 to 16

Follow the regular instruction manual except place 
five cardboard strips on each side of the door 
opening, under the reverse angle shields and 
under the door. Add or subtract if floor is out of 
level. See STEP 1 and 8.

NOTE: Setting door, track, and RA or RB shields  
on a level floor with no cardboard strips may save 
1/2” (13) of the required clearance. However, the 
adjustments of the low clearance tracks and top 
roller brackets will be limited. 

STEP 17

Follow regular instruction manual except the top of 
vertical tracks should be about 11-3/4“ (298) down 
from the top of the closed door. (See Figure C1)

• Fasten the lock-on side bearing brackets to the 
  horizontal track angles as explained in 

  

  STEP 18, also Figures 14A and 14B.
• Fasten the front of the low clearance tracks 
  above the horizontal tracks to the third hole of    
  the horizontal track angle. (See Figure C1)
• Fasten the back of the low clearance tracks 
  above the horizontal tracks to the punched 

  

  angle. (See Figure C2)
• For doors over 8’ (2440) high, cut a 1’ (25) 
  punched angle bracket from a punched angle    
  and fasten the punched angle bracket in the 
  holes provided, near the center of the low
  clearance tracks and the horizontal track angle. 
  (See Figure C6)

FIGURE C1

SUPPLEMENT C-

I

SPLICE
PLATE OR
SPLICE 
BRACKET

LOW CLEARANCE
TRACK

1/4“ LOCK NUT

LOCK-ON SIDE
BEARING BRACKET

ABOUT
11-3/4“
(298)

FIGURE C4

TORSION TUBE

LOW CLEARANCE
TRACK

SPLICE 
PLATE OR 
SPLICE 
BRACKET

“L” STRUT

TORSION
SPRING

SIDE SPRING
ANCHOR BRACKET

RED

 

CABLE DRUM

HORIZONTAL
TRACK CURVE

FLAG

TOP ROLLER
BRACKET
(REVERSED)

HORIZONTAL
TRACK ANGLE

FIGURE C3

TOP ROLLER
BRACKET
(REVERSED)

1/4“ X 1” THREAD

FORMING SCREW

“L” STRUT

LOW CLEARANCE
TRACK

LOCK-ON SIDE
BEARING BRACKET

8”(203)

TOP OF
CABLE
DRUM

(ALSO SEE STEP 18 NOTE)

FIGURE C2

3/8“X1” SHORT NECK CARRIAGE
SAFETY BOLTS AND 3/8“ LOCK NUTS

3/8“ X 1” SHORT NECK CARRIAGE
BOLT AND 3/8“ LOCK NUT

OPTIONAL
PUNCHED
ANGLE

LOW CLEARANCE
TRACK

HORIZONTAL TRACK

1/4“X1/2” SHORT NECK
CARRIAGE BOLT

WIDE WOOD DOORS
HAVE 3” (76) “U” STRUTS

Summary of Contents for MARTIN FINGER SHIELD

Page 1: ...pletely weather seal this door Vent according to local building codes CAUTION Low levels of carbon monoxide in the garage and home can cause headaches and flu like symptoms Additional venting may be r...

Page 2: ...s for fastening the punched angle are furnished with the door hardware fasteners 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 3 6 7 7 8 9 WAX LUBE 0 1 40 M TO O R I O L DOORS UP TO 9 2740 HIGH IN...

Page 3: ...ENING INFORMATION Measurements shown are with 4 102 cable drums and 2 51 tracks See supplement B page 19 for other clearances and modifications FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2 FLOOR FLOOR CEILING HEADER WALL WALL H...

Page 4: ...ng screws go through the lock on bottom roller bracket the bottom reinforcing angle the inside return of the steel door section and fasten tight into the 1 8 holes in the steel or wood stile See Figur...

Page 5: ...same time it is being pulled away from the finger shield clip Pulling forward on the finger shield will cause it to grip solid on the finger shield clip Pulling too hard may cause damage FIGURE 4B FIG...

Page 6: ...e furnished for the door sections on steel residential doors 20 3 6172 to 24 2 7370 wide This width door includes double end stiles double roller brackets with hinges and long stem rollers See Figures...

Page 7: ...ce all doors are furnished with RA or RB Shields They fasten solid to most flush surfaces including wood concrete brick block not RB Shields drywall tile stone steel etc Each fastener adds strength to...

Page 8: ...strips placed to level the door section in STEP 1 See Figure 9 Wood Jambs Drill 1 8 3 holes then fasten with 5 16 x 2 lag screws Steel Jambs Drill 1 4 6 hole Fasten with 5 16 x 3 4 self tapping screws...

Page 9: ...rovided to fasten packet to wood doors STEP 14 Decide optional window placement Adesigner window is normally a top section STEP 15 Set the remaining door sections in place following STEPS 10 11 and 12...

Page 10: ...DOOR SECTION 4 DOOR SECTION 2 ROLLER BRACKET AND HINGE LIFT HANDLE ROLLER AND ROLLER SHIELDS 2 DOOR SECTION 1 DOOR SECTION 1 ROLLER BRACKET AND HINGE LIFT HANDLE INSTRUCTION MANUAL PACKET INSTRUCTION...

Page 11: ...gle to the ceiling with 5 16 X 2 lag screws Do not fasten a punched angle brace until STEP 27 Make sure the curved front ends of the horizontal tracks and the vertical tracks line up Tighten the remai...

Page 12: ...the rope strap See Figure 14C Fasten the other end of the pull down rope to the bottom roller bracket See Figure 14D WARNING To help protect children do not fasten pull down rope to an electrically op...

Page 13: ...orsion spring is right wound and will be assembled on the right side If black the torsion spring is left wound and will be assembled on the left side The red cable drum is assembled on the left side T...

Page 14: ...rum slot Wind the remaining lift cable onto the red cable drum by hand carefully following the groove Push the red cable drum against the left lock on side bearing bracket and tighten the two 3 8 set...

Page 15: ...be too heavy If additional torsion spring adjustment is made follow the procedures and cautions outlined in STEP 25 Add or delete 1 4 turn at a time alternating torsion springs Recheck the balance Re...

Page 16: ...28 Note Doors over 14 5270 high and any extra heavy door that causes the horizontal tracks to deflect more than 1 2 13 in 10 3050 should also be center hung and braced with punched angle to support th...

Page 17: ...STALLED RAIN SHIELD INSTALLING RAIN SHIELD BEFORE THE DOOR IS INSTALLED a Complete numbers 1 3 4 5 and 6 above b If re packaging the door make sure each Finger Shield properly fits under the Rain Shie...

Page 18: ...are repaired the same except they require more time to remove the back After the repair the back is replaced and riveted CAUSES During a lifetime various accidents can cause a dent including bicycles...

Page 19: ...ace the end stiles with new rivets INCREASE DOOR HEIGHT 2 1 2 64 1 Use rivets or screws to fasten finger shield clips to the top of the top door section 2 Snap a Finger Shield into the finger shield c...

Page 20: ...s explained in STEP 18 also Figures 14A and 14B Fasten the front of the low clearance tracks above the horizontal tracks to the third hole of the horizontal track angle See Figure C1 Fasten the back o...

Page 21: ...8 SPRING ANCHOR BRACKET SPLICE PLATE OR SPLICE BRACKET LOCK ON SIDE BEARING BRACKET TORSION TUBE BLACKCABLE DRUM LOCK ON SIDE BEARING BRACKET FLAG TOP ROLLER BRACKET ROLLER AND ROLLER SHIELD LOW PROFI...

Page 22: ...shed for 5 section high doors etc See FIGURE 6 C Doors over 14 2 4320 wide are furnished with five 3 76 U struts for 4 section high doors fastened same as B above plus extra struts are installed on lo...

Page 23: ...KET FOR OWNERS DOOR AND OPENER INSTRUCTION MANUALS 2 DOOR SECTION 3 DOOR SECTION 4 DOOR SECTION TOP DOOR SECTION FOR OPTIONAL 3 6 51 102 TRACK EXTENSIONS SEE PAGE 11 FOR OPTIONAL SIDE LATCH SEE PAGE 1...

Page 24: ...nishing process When a steel door is installed and in the closed position paint the outside surface of the door only It is not necessary to paint the door sections on the edges joints and inside like...

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