Planning, Installation, Maintenance and Operating Instructions
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62-2 ME Sliding Doors
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For sliding doors with wicket door without sill
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5
Fix the guide shoe (1) in front of the run-in bracket (2), see above,
and the guide shoe (6) behind the lateral wall seal (4).
Two guide shoes (6 & 1) are additionally positioned in the sliding area
in accordance with the dimensioned diagram.
Fixing the Door Track
For finished floor – using expansion anchor
∅
10mm. All the necessary plugs and anchors are included in the
accessory pack. For rough concrete, use an appropriate underfill material to which the tracks can be welded.
7.8 Fixing the Handles to the Door Leaves
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Recessed Handles
Both
sides
One
side
Fix the recessed
Fix the recessed
handles (10) using the
handle (13) using
sleeve screws (11) and M5x50mm
ST4.8x13mm sheet metal
countersunk screws (12). screws (14).
Handle bars
Type 1
Type 2
Use
M6x16mm
counter
Use
M8x25mm
sunk bolts (16) and the
counter sunk bolts (19),
blind rivet nuts (17) in the
washers and the blind
door leaf to fix the handle
rivet nuts (20) in the door
bar (15) into position.
leaf to fix the handle
bar (18) into position.
7.9 Wicket Door
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Wicket Door with Sill:
Hang the leaves (1; 2 and 3) and interlock them
using the tilting lock (4). Align and connect the leaves
at the top using the leaf connectors (5) (see 5).
Insert the bottom sill (6) between the leaves (1 and 3)
and clamp tight.
Hang the wicket door, insert the ball bearings (7)
and knock in the hinge bolts (8) (see diagram right
and general hinge information).
Use a set screw (9) to fasten the hinge.
Caution: It is strictly forbidden to use wicket doors
with sills for escape routes and emergency exits!
