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- Page 1 SERVICE AND BOOT DOOR INSTALLATION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Product Introduction
Incorrect use or operation may cause serious injury. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION Aussie Traveller’s range of service doors feature robust aluminium frames, insulated panels and keyed locks. The door fully opens to allow easy access and can be keyed alike with our DC door. Perfect for outside kitchens,... -
Page 3: Installation
INSTALLATION 1. WALL CUTOUT & OPEN AREA MEASUREMENT: Check if the side wall is absolutely straight. Ensure the cut out area for the door measures (H+3)x(W+3) mm with radius of 68 mm on both upper and bottom corners relative to the door to be installed. ... - Page 4 2. INSTALLATION OF THE DOOR FRAME: (CONT.) Clean any excess sealant away from the external and internal frame. Drill the frame to match the location of the holes in the hinges, then fix the frame and hinges to the side wall (Figure 4).
- Page 5 4. INSTALLATION OF THE CLIPS: (FIGURE 7) 1. Remove the release paper from the double-sided adhesive on the clip. 2. Install the clip from direction of the arrow. Figure 7 NOTE: If the lock is below the door, then both ends of the seal below the lock will have a cleaner appearance. 5.
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Page 6: Warranty Statement
Product to the wholesale purchaser. 3. If the Product is purchased directly from Aussie Traveller for use by final retail customer and not to be on sold in any way, the Warranty will commence at the time of the original purchase. - Page 7 Product, the final retail customer must pay Aussie Traveller’s usual costs of service work and testing. The final retail customer must bear the cost of the transport of the Product to and from Aussie Traveller or the authorised repair agent, and all insurance of the Product.
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