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MARTIN FINGER SHIELD™ GARAGE DOOR SYSTEM
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THIS IS THE WORLD'S FINEST, SAFEST DOOR. HOWEVER, UNTRAINED OR NEGLIGENT INSTALLING, ADJUSTING, AND SERVICING CAN BE DANGEROUS. THE SPRINGS
THIS IS THE WORLD'S FINEST, SAFEST DOOR. HOWEVER, UNTRAINED OR NEGLIGENT INSTALLING, ADJUSTING, AND SERVICING CAN BE DANGEROUS. THE SPRINGS
AND RELATED PARTS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!
AND RELATED PARTS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
Oil all hinges, roller shafts, and spring coils, using a high quality 10/40 motor oil.
Oil all hinges, roller shafts, and spring coils, using a high quality 10/40 motor oil.
Oil yearly for a smooth operation. Do not allow parts to squeak!
Oil yearly for a smooth operation. Do not allow parts to squeak!
Wax yearly the leading edge of metal door Finger Shields or inside wood door section
Wax yearly the leading edge of metal door Finger Shields or inside wood door section
joints. Also wax Reverse Angle Shields or jambs (where door seals while closing).
joints. Also wax Reverse Angle Shields or jambs (where door seals while closing).
As needed, use lightly oiled cloth to wipe galvanized parts to help retain clean galvanized
As needed, use lightly oiled cloth to wipe galvanized parts to help retain clean galvanized
look. In damp, wet areas, galvanized parts may require painting to help prevent rust.
look. In damp, wet areas, galvanized parts may require painting to help prevent rust.
Touch-up paint not recommended on steel doors. Read "Painting Theory" on back
Touch-up paint not recommended on steel doors. Read "Painting Theory" on back
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As needed, wash away dirt, salt residue, etc. from steel door sections. Automobile type
As needed, wash away dirt, salt residue, etc. from steel door sections. Automobile type
cleaners and waxes may improve the look and prolong the life of aged paint or a
cleaners and waxes may improve the look and prolong the life of aged paint or a
neglected steel door. Frequent waxing or painting may be required in extremely damp,
neglected steel door. Frequent waxing or painting may be required in extremely damp,
salty or caustic areas. For wood doors see "WOOD DOOR NOTES" page.
salty or caustic areas. For wood doors see "WOOD DOOR NOTES" page.
Clean the acrylic windows with a soft wet cloth. Remove scratches in the acrylic window
Clean the acrylic windows with a soft wet cloth. Remove scratches in the acrylic window
pane with a quality plastic window cleaner.
pane with a quality plastic window cleaner.
DOOR OPENERS (We recommend Martin Door Openers)
DOOR OPENERS (We recommend Martin Door Openers)
Always keep the garage door in full view while using the electric opener.
Always keep the garage door in full view while using the electric opener.
Monthly check the automatic reverse function, following the manufacturer's
Monthly check the automatic reverse function, following the manufacturer's
electric opener instructions.
electric opener instructions.
Martin Doors are designed to reduce risk of entrapment and injury to children and adults.
Martin Doors are designed to reduce risk of entrapment and injury to children and adults.
Roller Shields, Finger Shields, Low Profile Hinges, Reverse Angle Shields, Inside Lift
Roller Shields, Finger Shields, Low Profile Hinges, Reverse Angle Shields, Inside Lift
Cables, Rolled Steel Edges, etc., are all designed for added child safety .
Cables, Rolled Steel Edges, etc., are all designed for added child safety .
Remove all pull down ropes and disable any garage door locking mechanism.
Remove all pull down ropes and disable any garage door locking mechanism.
The top door section should have a full length strut for center mounted openers. Side
The top door section should have a full length strut for center mounted openers. Side
mounted openers may not require a strut on single size doors under 12'3" (3734) wide.
mounted openers may not require a strut on single size doors under 12'3" (3734) wide.
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IF UNSURE, CALL A TRAINED MARTIN DOOR DEALER
IF UNSURE, CALL A TRAINED MARTIN DOOR DEALER
NOXIOUS FUMES
NOXIOUS FUMES
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DO NOT completely weather seal this door! Vent according to local building codes.
DO NOT completely weather seal this door! Vent according to local building codes.
CAUTION! Low levels of carbon monoxide in the garage and home can cause headaches
CAUTION! Low levels of carbon monoxide in the garage and home can cause headaches
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and flu-like symptoms. Additional venting may be required to help reduce the health risks
and flu-like symptoms. Additional venting may be required to help reduce the health risks
associated with combustible fuels and noxious fumes.
associated with combustible fuels and noxious fumes.
INSULATION
INSULATION
The insulation used in Martin Doors comply with all known building codes. It has been
The insulation used in Martin Doors comply with all known building codes. It has been
tested and approved by Omega Point Laboratories and meets the UBC-26-8 standard for
tested and approved by Omega Point Laboratories and meets the UBC-26-8 standard for
smoke and flame spread. The insulation is removable and reusable which helps the
smoke and flame spread. The insulation is removable and reusable which helps the
environment by reducing landfill waste!
environment by reducing landfill waste!
DENT REPAIR (Steel Doors)
DENT REPAIR (Steel Doors)
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Martin regular and insulated door sections are rated among the most dent resistant in the
Martin regular and insulated door sections are rated among the most dent resistant in the
world. They do not require insulation bonded to them for strength. Because of this unique
world. They do not require insulation bonded to them for strength. Because of this unique
construction it may not be necessary to replace a door section or a complete door to avoid
construction it may not be necessary to replace a door section or a complete door to avoid
the prolonged appearance of a damaged surface. For dent repair see page 18.
the prolonged appearance of a damaged surface. For dent repair see page 18.
WARRANTY
WARRANTY
The Martin Warranty is to the original owner. Lifetime ltd. for most residential doors (12 year
The Martin Warranty is to the original owner. Lifetime ltd. for most residential doors (12 year
ltd. on Montana). Six Year ltd. for commercial, rentals, and 5 yr. on wood doors. Replacement
ltd. on Montana). Six Year ltd. for commercial, rentals, and 5 yr. on wood doors. Replacement
part shipping and labor costs are not included. Springs have life cycle limits. Note: with
part shipping and labor costs are not included. Springs have life cycle limits. Note: with
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proper care and maintenance all Martin Doors (except springs) are designed to last a
proper care and maintenance all Martin Doors (except springs) are designed to last a
lifetime. Contact your Martin Dealer for details on the full written warranty and limitations.
lifetime. Contact your Martin Dealer for details on the full written warranty and limitations.
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www.martindoor.com Printed in the U.S.A. 20m Copyright
www.martindoor.com Printed in the U.S.A. 20m Copyright
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Summary of Contents for Martin Door MARTIN FINGER SHIELD

  • Page 1 THIS IS THE WORLD’S FINEST, SAFEST DOOR. HOWEVER, UNTRAINED OR NEGLIGENT INSTALLING, ADJUSTING, AND SERVICING CAN BE DANGEROUS. THE SPRINGS THIS IS THE WORLD’S FINEST, SAFEST DOOR. HOWEVER, UNTRAINED OR NEGLIGENT INSTALLING, ADJUSTING, AND SERVICING CAN BE DANGEROUS. THE SPRINGS IF UNSURE, CALL A TRAINED MARTIN DOOR DEALER IF UNSURE, CALL A TRAINED MARTIN DOOR DEALER...
  • Page 2 5/16” (8) nut driver TOOL KIT End wrench set for 7/16“ (11), and 9/16” (14) Order one from your Martin Door Dealer 3/16” X 4” (5 X 102) Hex key (Allen wrench) 10/40 motor oil lubricant Wax lubricant (paraffin, candle, etc.) Rope 5’...
  • Page 3 INSTALLATION OF THIS SECTIONAL DOOR CAN BE structure as a result of wind load and/or DANGEROUS. CALL A TRAINED MARTIN DOOR DEALER door weight. This consideration includes FRAMING EXAMPLE FOR WOOD JAMBS AND HEADER the door opening structure and the The required clearance above a door furnished with 4“...
  • Page 4 Also see “Wood Door Notes” on page 22. (STEEL DOORS ONLY) LIFT CABLE TENSION ADJUSTER ROLLER “RIGHT” AND “LEFT” ARE VIEWED FROM INSIDE LOOKING OUT ROLLER THROUGH THE DOOR OPENING SHAFT ROLLER SHIELD FINGER SHIELD CLIP (FOR STEEL DOORS) COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 5 SAW HORSE SAW HORSES LIFT CABLE FINGER SHIELD CARDBOARD (FOR STEEL DOORS) SHIPPING ANGLE FINGER SHIELD CARDBOARD (SNAPPED INTO FIRST SHIPPING ANGLE FINGER SHIELD CLIP. CARDBOARD HAMMER FOR STEEL DOORS (CENTER FINGER SHIELD, FOR STEEL DOORS COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 6 90 mph (145 km). (See Chart next page) See Supplement “G” for wind #1 ROLLER BRACKET speed upgrades which include additional “U” struts, stronger springs, etc. SPECIFIED HIGH WIND(HURRICANE) DOORS MAY RECEIVE MORE STRUTS WITH FASTENING INSTRUCTION SHEET COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 7 HURRICANE WIND LOAD TYPE DOORS MAY REQUIRE ONE EXTRA STRUT AT BOTTOM OF DOOR DIRECTLY ABOVE THE BOTTOM BRACKET. PILOT HOLES TO BE DRILLED AT JOB SITE. IF DOOR HAS UNACCEPTABLE SAG PLACE SHIMS UNDER “U” STRUTS. COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 8 Fasten the left vertical track to the left splice plate or splice bracket with See Page 17 for CARDBOARD STRIPS ¼“ x ½” short neck carriage bolts and lock nuts. Finger tighten only until installation modifications. (SEE FIGURE 1 AND STEP 1) STEP 15. (See Figure 10) COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 9 Extensions available are 3”(76) and 6”(152). The springs, lift cables and drums are made to provide up to 6” (152) of extra vertical track without COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR additional modifications. (See Figure 13C) (Not designed for MO, SP, SL doors.)
  • Page 10 #2 DOOR ROLLER SHIELDS PLIERS SECTION LIFT HANDLE LIFT CABLE #1 DOOR SECTION #1 ROLLER BRACKET AND HINGE LOW PROFILE HINGE ALL HINGES ARE FASTENED LIFT FACE DOWN ON CABLE WOOD DOORS LIFT HANDLE CARDBOARD STRIPS COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 11 EXTENSIONS OK TO USE WITH REGULAR FURNISHED HARDWARE open door balance, is sometimes used by professional installers, EXCEPT MO, SP, OR SL DOORS. only after completing STEP 26. COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 12 Lock-On Optional insulated Side Bearing Bracket. Fasten the punched 1/4"X1” THREAD doors are furnished FORMING SCREW angles to the side of each steel jamb. with 2 inside lift handles. COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 13 SIDE SPRING ANCHOR BRACKET COUPLER BLACK CABLE DRUM 3/8“ X 1” SHORT NECK RIGHT HALF TORSION SPRINGS SPRING WINDING CONE CENTER BEARING BRACKET CARRIAGE BOLT AND 3/8“ LOCK-NUT TORSION TUBE SPRING ANCHOR CONE (Wide doors furnished with two) COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 14 (See Figure 18A,18B) STEP 24 TORSION TUBE Fasten the optional commercial door side latch, if provided, to the COUPLER inside of the #3 door section, as shown on page 16. 3/8“ X 1-1/2” HEX HEAD BOLT COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 15 3/8“ X 1” SHORT CARRIAGE BOLT NECK CARRIAGE BOLT WINDING CONES. IF NOT SURE, STOP NOW! CALL A TRAINED MARTIN DOOR DEALER. SIDE SPRING ANCHOR BRACKET 3/8“ LOCK Check to make sure the lock is engaged, or that the door is...
  • Page 16: Final Checklist

    Finger Shield TO NEXT HOLE SLOT NOTE: Martin Door. PLACE 1/4” (8) #1 DOOR SECTION WASHERS UNDER SIDE LATCH, IF NEEDED, TO FIT LIFT HANDLE VERTICAL LATCH BAR INTO TRACK Tell your friends HOLE SLOT COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 17 REVERSE BRACKET SHIELDS™ RAIN SHIELD™ (STEEL DOORS) LEFT LOCK-ON SIDE BEARING (RB Shields) ORDER FROM YOUR MARTIN DOOR DEALER BRACKET INSTALLATION MODIFICATIONS INSTALLING RAIN SHIELD™ Note: If jambs are sheetrocked, the reverse bracket shields AFTER THE DOOR IS INSTALLED must be replaced with reverse angle shields.
  • Page 18 Martin door sections do not require insulation bonded to them for strength. Because of this unique construction, many type dents can be easily repaired by a trained Martin dealer. It may not be necessary to replace a door section or a complete door to avoid the prolonged appearance of a damaged surface.
  • Page 19 (STEP 16 INSTALLATION MEASUREMENT) 1. Use rivets or screws to fasten finger shield clips to the top of the ALLOW 1 ½” (38) ABOVE DOOR TRAJECTORY FOR A MARTIN DOOR OPENER. top door section. 2. Snap a Finger Shield into the finger shield clips.
  • Page 20 1/4“ X 1” THREAD SPLICE clearance tracks and the horizontal track angle. FORMING SCREW PLATE OR (ALSO SEE STEP 18 NOTE) SPLICE (See Figure C6) BRACKET FLAG COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 21 4. Fasten the front of the low clearance tracks to the second hole of the horizontal track angles -- not the third hole. See page 20. Caution! Leave space for the lift cables. 5. The top section may need to be adjusted back from the header up to 1/2“ (13) to clear the spring anchor brackets, as the door opens and closes. COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 22 WOOD DOOR Warning: The small air spaces visible on each side of the door are required for the Finger Shield Joint design and must not be sealed. (See drawings this page.) WOOD DOOR SECTION INSIDE COPYRIGHT © 2004 MARTIN DOOR...
  • Page 23 MARTIN FINGER SHIELD™ GARAGE DOOR SYSTEM* • • • SAFETY SECTION ASSEMBLY SAFETY TRACK ASSEMBLY SAFETY SPRING ASSEMBLY HELPS PREVENT GARAGE DOOR INJURIES TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS STEEL DOOR STEEL DOOR WOOD DOOR WOOD DOOR r Shi r Shi ct on...
  • Page 24: Painting Instructions

    NOTE: Martin Door Dealers are trained on the correct way to remove and reattach the Finger Shields without damage. To be painted separately. After the door and Finger Shields are painted and dry, reattach the Finger Shields.