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Pinnacle Stair Lift
8.
A. For double rails, the first rail bracket should
be tightened in place so when turned over
the back of the bracket touches the rear of
the first step from the bottom landing. The
second and third brackets should be placed
and tightened on the steps on each side
of the rail joint, again so the back of the
bracket touches the rear of the step. The
fourth and final bracket should be placed
on the last step before the top landing,
again tightening it so it touches the front of
the rear of the last step.
B. Tighten the first rail bracket in place so
when turned over the back of the bracket
touches the rear of the first step from the
bottom landing. Place the other rail on
the last step before the top landing, again
tightening it so it touches the rear of the
last step.
9. Turn the rail right side up (plastic side facing up).
[Figure 6-1]
10. Measure any obstruction from the wall (this
may include handrails, molding, light switches,
etc.) and adjust the edge of the brackets an equal
distance from the wall. The minimum distance will
be 1/2" from the wall or any obstruction.
11. The underside of the rail must be at least 2"
above the stair tread nose to provide clearance
for the footrest. To achieve this 2" clearance move
the rail and bracket forward. Once the clearance is
2", tighten all bracket nuts to hold the brackets in
position. To maintain the 2" clearance, and to hold
the rail in place, secure the bottom bracket to the
first step from the floor with 2" wood screws, using
a 3/8" nut driver on a 6-10" extension of a cordless
drill. [Figure 6-2 and 6-3]
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
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