Minima Sliding Door - Boundary Bathrooms
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Minima Sliding Door - Boundary Bathrooms
CFI209K Minima Sliding Door (391) Fitting Instructions The Daryl Care Programme Keeping your enclosure beautiful throughout its lifetime is easy with products from the Daryl care programme Using state of the art bespoke machinery combined with the latest technology, all Daryl doors and panels are coated with a glass protector in highly controlled factory conditions. The protector acts as an invisible barrier on the glass to prevent build up of limescale, soap scum, stains and dirt. The factory applied protector will last from months to years depending on use and the hardness of water in your area. It will never crack, peel, discolour or build up. Coated surfaces are kept clean simply by rinsing or wiping with a damp cloth and regular use of Daryl Glass Cleaner. There are two separate elements to caring for your Daryl shower door, enclosure or bath screen. 1 Daryl Glass Cleaner for the regular cleaning of your shower door, enclosure or screen 2 Daryl Care Kit comprising of Glass Treatment and Glass Protector suitable for use where glass protector has not already been applied or for topping up factory coated protector Daryl Glass Cleaner For occasional cleaning of glass treated with Daryl Glass Protector or for more regular maintenance of untreated surfaces, we recommend using Daryl Glass Cleaner. The Cleaner cleans and polishes without smearing or streaking and rejuvenates the Glass Protector. Daryl Glass Treatment and Daryl Glass Protector Available in one care kit, the Treatment and Protector are used on new or existing shower installations where Protector has not already been applied and for topping up factory coated glass after a reasonable length of time. The Treatment must always be used on existing shower installations to prepare for the Protector. The Treatment is a cleaning material that is applied to the glass to ensure it is in the cleanest condition possible prior to application of the Protector. If this process is not undertaken, there is the likelihood of locking in dust, dirt and stains under the Protector. Daryl Protector acts as an invisible barrier on the glass to prevent the build up of lime scale, soap scum, stains and dirt. Applied like a polish, one application will last from months to years depending on use and the hardness of water in your area. It will never crack, peel, discolour or build up. Coated surfaces are kept clean simply by rinsing or wiping with a damp cloth and regular use of Daryl Glass Cleaner. 2 CFI209K Regular cleaning • Mildew thrives in damp, unventilated areas. It is, therefore, important to always wipe down, with a soft cloth or towel, the glass and metal sections inside the shower every time it is used • Do not allow water to remain on glass and metal sections for long periods of time • Every week or two, use Daryl Glass Cleaner to polish the enclosure (including metal sections) ensuring all surfaces are wiped down • In hard water areas, do not allow lime scale to build up. Stubborn deposits of lime scale can usually be removed by using a 50:50 solution of vinegar and water, which should be rinsed off thoroughly and dried after use • Regular cleaning is required to remove the small amounts of residue that are not repelled by the Protector Everyday Care Wipe down the glass and metal sections with a soft cloth or towel and warm water after each time the shower is used. Do not allow water to remain on glass and metal sections for long periods, do not allow the build up of lime scale and do not use caustic cleaners or abrasives. Daryl showers trays If you have a Daryl shower tray scuffs and marks on acrylic trays can often be removed by the light use of a mildly abrasive cleaner applied with a damp cloth and polished off. Other cleaning materials Ensure that if you use a non-Daryl cleaning product, it has a pH level between 4 & 8 and is non-abrasive. Prolonged use of cleaners with a pH level outside the specified range can cause damage to metal sections and possibly affect the safe operation of your Daryl Shower. All cleaning material (including Daryl’s) must be wiped down after application. Do not use ‘spray and leave’ cleaning products on the metal surface as these may cause damage to your door or enclosure. Kohler Daryl Limited Alfred Road, Wallasey, Wirral, CH44 7HY England Tel 44 (0)151 606 5000 Fax 44 (0)151 638 0303 www.daryl-showers.co.uk E-mail [email protected] Introduction LAY A THIN BEAD OF SEALANT: The following pages aim to provide comprehensive installation instructions, plus advice on how to care and maintain your product. We recommend that the unit is installed by a qualified Plumber or Engineer. Please retain this document for future reference. Note: Due to our desire to always improve our products, Daryl reserve the right to change specification without prior notice. between the 'H' section and the bottom guide Safety Precautions Caution: Care should be taken when drilling into walls and floors to avoid any hidden pipes or wires. We strongly recommend that all glass panels are moved by a minimum of two people and that any protective packaging along the glass edges is kept in place for as long as possible to prevent damage before installation. along the 'H' section and around the bottom guide Wear protective footwear when lifting panels STEP 33 24hrs STEP 34 CFI209K People not familiar with the fitting of Daryl Products may require the assistance from another person at certain stages of the procedure. We have indicated these points in the process with the Caution Symbol. Caution Care & Maintenance Allow at least 24 hours before using shower to allow sealant to cure 14 Wear safety glasses when drilling The unit should be wiped down immediately after each use. Use a non abrasive cleaner with a pH value between 4 & 8, applied with a soft cloth. A 50:50 solution of vinegar & water can be used on lime scale deposits, rinsing off thoroughly after use. Do not use alkalis such as caustic soda. Under no circumstances should scourers or powerful detegents be used as these can damage the metallic surface of the frame and the surface of the tray or bath, and also tarnish the glass coating. If fitted correctly the unit should not require any maintenance other than cleaning. If problems do occur contact the Daryl Technical Helpline Tel: 0151 606 5000 Made in the UK by: Kohler Daryl Limited Alfred Road, Wallasey, Wirral, CH44 7HY England Tel 44 (0)151 606 5000 Fax 44 (0)151 638 0303 CFI209K 3 Components Before installation check that all components are correctly supplied. If any parts are missing please ring the helpline. Tel: 0151 606 5000 FIT SEALS ON: Closing edge Notched seal Door panel Top lintel Back edge Inline panel Wall channel DOOR PANEL INLINE PANEL C DOOR PANEL STEP 30 NOTE Wall channels and glass clamps are delivered attached to the glass. FIX HANDLE To release them undo the allen screws with the 3mm key provided. If the door rolls back slightly when closed fit one of the stops to the top of the lintel Round handle fixing Note: 4 spare stops are supplied in the parts pack (397) Glass clamp Threshold Close the door. The roller assembly on the closing side should just pass the stop on top of the lintel Splashguard (390) Unit Width 1200mm 1400mm 4 ? CFI209K Re-fit the stop in a different hole if required Unit Adjustment 1165mm to 1196mm 1365mm to 1396mm 44 (0)151 606 5000 Wall channel Glass clamp ‘D’ handle fixing (fit screws from inside of enclosure) STEP 31 STEP 32 CFI209K 13 Top roller clamps Fit rollers clamps to top lintel and door panel Mid-support clamp 4mm Allen key x2 3mm Allen key Channel Guide Spacer x2 Lift door panel slightly and remove support strip Front End sockets Bag of 4 Roller Stops x7 Bottom guide Plastic guides Door closing guide x8 (in wall channel) x2 Ensure screws are securely tightened. Retighten after 10 mins. STEP 27 Slide door open and remove support spacer STEP 28 Screw covers x2 FIT PLASTIC GUIDES INTO BOTTOM GUIDE Support strip x4 A Carefully apply silicone sealant along the back face to fix the plastic guide in place Spacer can be found in main parts pack C B 3mm Drill Support spacer Round handle fixing x4 Wallplugs x7 x4 (in Roller clamps) D STEP 29 12 CFI209K E F ‘D’ handle fixing (fit screws from inside of enclosure) CFI209K 5 Fitting Instructions Fit tray and then tile walls before fitting the unit. NOTE: FIT WALL CHANNEL ‘A’ Glass seal will extend out of wall channel 6m m 20mm 1 x3 A x3 2 6mm Carefully turn door panel on its edge and support. Fit splashguard to bottom of door 20mm from the closing edge 3 x3 ±0mm 4 Wall channels MUST be plumb STEP 25 A x3 5 FIT DOOR PANEL 6mm 1 2 ± 0mm Tray MUST be level in all planes or the unit will not install properly STEP 2 STEP 1 RH version shown, LH fitting is a mirror image of these instructions Screw channel guide to tray. FIT CHANNEL GUIDE Caution Place support spacer Place support strip 19mm 3 A Lower the door panel into bottom guide and rest on spacer support and strip 400mm Mark and drill a 3mm hole into the tray B A STEP 3 6 CFI209K STEP 4 STEP 26 CFI209K 11 1 POSITION SUPPORT CLAMPS AND SOCKETS ON TOP LINTEL Ensure the white foam strips are still on the bottom edge of the glass, inside the H section, and that the H section is 53mm from the corner of the glass Fully tighten mid support clamp ‘2’ & loosely fit end sockets ‘1’ & ‘3’ 2 3 STEP 5 53mm 1 2 Glass needs to be at least 8mm into wall channel 3 E Caution Turn with allen key to l ightly grip the top lintel 1 Screw mid support clamp to lintel 8mm minimum A Rest panel against seal of wall channel 'A' SUPPORT GLASS PANEL UNTIL GLASS CLAMP IS FITTED Turn with allen key to l ightly grip S TE P the top lintel 20 SLIDE LINTEL AND SOCKETS TO POSITION Align panel with the channel guide (Placed at STEP 4) Place the end socket 1&3 on top of glass and wall channels 2 3 STEP 21 x2 D Bottom channel fits under seal Screw into wall channel Place mid support clamp 10mm from edge of glass x2 Allen screw D Fit glass clamp and turn screw until it lightly grips glass Screw mid support clamp firmly to glass 8 C STEP 22 CFI209K STEP 6 Screw 2nd socket to wall channel then tighten the allen screws on both sides 10mm 10 Check that bottom channel is parallel to edge of tray. STEP 23 STEP 24 x4 STEP 7 The distance from the edge of the inline panel glass to the wall must be a maximum of 620mm Glass should protrude out of bottom channel by 53mm ± 0mm Glass panel must be plumb When glass is in correct position fully tighten glass clamp screws. Ma x. 6 20m m Retighten the screws after 10 minutes STEP 8 CFI209K 7 Keep threshold position parallel to tray edge Cut seals exposed at top with a sharp knife Lay thin bead of sealant on both sides FIT THE SECOND WALL CHANNEL 1 2 x3 6m m 53 m m x3 3 x3 ±0mm 4 = STEP 10 STEP 9 = Pull a small amount of backing off end of the threshold Mark hole position, remove temporarily the bottom guide and drill hole into the tray When threshold is in the correct position remove rest of backing and secure in place STEP 11 Top view Lay a bead of sealant in bottom guide as shown STEP 12 Lay thin bead of sealant on both sides A 5 6 mm Channel fits over threshold STEP 15 3mm then slide it under glass Wall channel MUST be plumb Push cover vinyl Into place STEP 16 Screw bottom guide to tray B Locate one end of threshold under the bottom guide Pull a small amount 2 of backing off this end of the threshold 1 STEP 13 Top view Remove cover vinyl B B 8 CFI209K Lay sealant on bottom of door closing guide B Place door closing guide under wall channel ‘B’ STEP 14 STEP 17 STEP 18 STEP 19 CFI209K 9
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