Revison: 1.0
Date: 12/01/2010
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Installation
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Install Tracks
Track correctly
pocketed in the housing
end cap.
R. Lang Company
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R. Lang Company
Step 2
Install Housing/Hinge
Figure 1
Figure 2
Drill three (3) 3/16” clearance holes in the housing hinge, one approximately 2” from each end,
one approximately in the middle. Locate the holes using the groove in the hinge flange (Figure 1).
Note: These hole locations may be pre-drilled from the factory.
Carefully, making sure not to damage the screen, install the Housing Hinge against the stop in the
jamb using three (3) #8 x 1” pan-head screws provided. The hinge should extend past the opening
1/2” on both the header and sill.
Step 3
Figure 3
Figure 6
Drill three (3) 3/16” clearance holes in each track, one approximately 2” from each end, one approximately
in the middle. Note: These hole locations may be pre-drilled from the factory. Locate the holes using the
groove in the track flange (Figure 3). Insert the head track into the drawbar wheel housing, and slide it
into the pocket in the housing end cap. Carefully align the track with the housing, using a framing square
(Figure 4) to insure accuracy. Make sure the track is fully seated in the housing end cap pocket (Figure 5)
and attach the track to the opening using the #8 x 1 pan head screws provided. Repeat this process for the
sill track (Figure 6).
NOTE:
It is the responsibility of the installer to insure the installation screws are firmly fixed in a suitable wall or frame. R. Lang
Company makes no implication that the screws provided are suitable for every application, and will not be responsible
for damage, poor operation, or failure that result from improper installation. Pilot holes are recommended for all screw
fastening applications.
Sill Track attached.
(Note its relation to the opening edge.)
Use a square
to align the
track.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Screw Hole
Groove
Screw Hole
Groove
A #6 x 3/8 pan head screw has been installed to lock
the hinge to the housing.
Place the hinge against the jamb as shown (Figure 2)
and screw it into place. Make sure the housing is fully
seated on the hinge.
Hinge Lock
Screw