Andersen A-Series Hardware and Reachout Lock Guidee-0005414

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Hardware and Reachout Lock Application Guide

For ease of installation and continued enjoyment of your Andersenproduct, please read and follow this InstructionGuide completely. You may direct any questions about this or other products to your local Andersen dealer,found in the Yellow Pages under Windows, or call Andersen WindowCareservice center at 1-888-888-7020Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central Time and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central Time. Assemblyand installation of Andersen products is the sole responsibility of the architect, building owner, contractor and/orconsumer and Andersen has no responsibility in this regard. Thank you for choosing Andersen.

Windows and doors can be heavy.Use safe lifting techniques and a

reasonable number of people withenough strength to lift, carry and

install window and door productsto avoid injury and/or productdamage.

Use caution when working at elevatedheights and around unit openings. Follow

manufacturers instructions for safe use ofladder and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so

may result in injury or death.

Follow manufacturersinstructions for safe operationof hand or power tools. Always

wear safety glasses. Failure todo so may result in injury and/

or product damage.

Incorrect installation may affect egress and home security. Follow instruction guide to make sure hardware isinstalled correctly.

Andersen and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. 1999-2008 Andersen Corporation. All rights reser ved

Instruction Guide 0005414 BC Revised 12/30/08

Tools & Supplies

Common Parts (all styles)

(1) Instruction Guide

TribecaHardware

(1) Cover Plate

Covington, Newbury, Encino, Yuma Hardwar

(1) Trim Plate (2) Mounting Stud

Whitmore, Anvers, AlbanyHardware

(1) Cover Plate

(2) Mounting Stud

Parts Included - 2-Panel Door

Hardware and Reachout Lock Application Guidefor AndersenA-Series Gliding, 400 Series FrenchwoodGliding,

200 Series Narroline, and Perma-ShieldGliding Patio Doors

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Common Parts (all styles)

(1) Instruction Guide

TribecaHardware

(3) Cover Plate

Covington, Newbury, Encino, YumaHardware

(2) Trim Plate(1) Cover Plate (4) Mounting Stud

Whitmore, Anvers, AlbanyHardware

(3) Cover Plate (4) Mounting Stud

Parts Included - 4 Panel Door

(2565507)

(2565509)

(2565511)

Component Identification

Anvers(Interior)

MountingStud

Split finish hardware is available in all styles, allowing interior and Anvershardware shown.


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Component Identification (continued)

WhitmoreHardware

EncinoHardware YumaHardware

Covington Hardware NewburyHardware

AnversHardware

CovePlate

CoverPlate

CoverPlate

CoverPlate

CoverPlate

CoverPlate

CoverPlate

TribecaHardware

Trim Plate Trim Plate

Trim Plate Trim Plate

Hardware Styles

InteriorExterior InteriorExterior Interior Exterior

InteriorExterior

InteriorExterior

InteriorExterior InteriorExterior

CoverPlate

AlbanyHardware

InteriorExterior


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3. Attach Handles to Door Panel

Mounting Studs into Exterior Handle.

Interior andExterior Handleover handlemounting holes. Make sure Interiorand ExteriorHandles face toward glass side of panel.

#8 x 2" Oval Head Threaded Bolt tighten bolts securely. DO NOTovertighten bolts.

4-Panel doors repeat Steps 1 and3for secondarypanel.

Hardware with Mounting Studs

MountinStuds

Threaded Bolt

Interior

Interior

hardware style.

Exterior

Interior

Exterior

Interior

Newbury (styles with mounting studs

Tribeca (no mounting studs)

Covington, Newbury, Whitmore, Anvers,Encino, Yuma, Albany

Tribeca

Hardware without Mounting Studs

Interior andExterior Handlesover handlemounting holes. Make sure Interiorand ExteriorHandles face toward glass side of panel.

#10 x 2 11/16" Oval Head Bolts tighten bolts securely. DO NOT overtighten bolts.

4-Panel doors repeat Steps 1 and3for secondarypanel.

DO NOT cause hardware to strip out. Use Phillips screwdriverto install oval head bolts.


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4. Install Latch Lever and Lock Assembly

Lock Assembly, button-end down, into slot on edge of panel. Make sure Lock Assembly is fully seated intopanel and button is on bottom.

Latch Lever into middle hole on panel.

AndersenPerma-Shield Gliding Patio Doors Only

The Trim Plate or Cover Plate is not used on opposite side of panel with AndersenPerma-ShieldGliding Patio

Covington, Newbury, Encino, and YumaHardware,position Trim Plate over remaining set of holes on

opposite side of panel and press fit into place. Whitmore, Anversand AlbanyHardware, position Cover Plate over remaining set of holes on opposite side

of panel and fasten using #8 x 1 3/4" Oval Head Screws.

TribecaHardware, position Cover Plate over remaining set of holes on opposite side of panel and fasten Oval Head Wood Screws.

2-Paneldoors proceed to Step 5, for 4-Paneldoors proceed to Step 11.

Lock Assembly and Latch Lever to panel with two #8 x 1 3/4" Oval Head Screws using a Phillipsscrewdriver. Secure bottom screw first for proper positioning.

Screws

Button

Flat Metal Pin

Cover Plate

(Covington, Newbury,

, and Yuma

(Newbury

(Tribeca

(Whitmoreand Anvers

Interior View

Wood Screws

Trim Plate

Cover Plateor

or


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5. Attach Latch Receiver (2-Panel Doors Only)

Latch Receiver to receiver jamb using two#8 x 7/8" Machine Screws. DO NOTfully tighten screwsto allow movement up and down for final positioning.

Receiver Jamb

Machine Screws

Interior View

Adjusting Sockets

betweenpanel and

JambRaise

Interior View

Operating Panel between Operating Panel and Side Jamb. The narrowgap should be equal from top to bottom.

Threaded Capslocated on Bottom Rail of Operating Panelusing a

Adjusting

Sockets. Turn clockwise to raisepanel orcounterclockwise to lowerpanel until gap betweenOperating Panel and Side Jamb is equal full length.

replace Threaded Capsand proceed to Step 7.

rollers until panel operates freely. Insert screwdriverinto Adjusting Socketand turn counterclockwise tolower panel. Repeat this step with other roller.

Operating Panel and Side Jamb.

6. Square Operating Panel

Panel profile varies by product line. Frenchwood

Flat BladeScrewdriver(large)

ThreadedCap

Bottom Rail


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Lock Buttonto area on the 2-Panel Lock Buttonand areamust be aligned for proper lock operation.

Latch Receiverup or down so that LockButtontouches Latch Receiverfaceplate and iscentered between the scribed lines on .

Latch Receiver is properly aligned withLock Button, tighten Latch Receiverscrews.

7. Align Latch Receiver Scribe Lines and Lock Button Receiver Jamb

2-Panel

Interior View

8. Check Latch Operation

Latch Lever to vertical orlocked position. Latchshould reach out andengage Latch Receiver, pulling door panel intoReceiver Jamb.

Latch Leverdoes not move smoothly or if itfails to reach vertical position, check thefollowing conditions: squareness of Operating

Panels (Step 6), height adjustment of OperatingPanels (Step 6), and Latch Receiveralignment(Step 7).

Locked Position

Unlocked Position

Buttonrecessedwhen dooris closed

(vertical)

Interior View

operating properly and may result in loss ofbuilding security.

Interior View Cross Section Detail

Receiver


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9. Adjust Panel/Jamb Fit and Install Security Screw

Adjustment Screw

Receiver Jamb

Receiver Jamb shown transparent Interior View

adjustment screw on Latch Receiver, if necessary.

If panel does not fit snug against weatherstrip, turnadjustment screw on Latch Receivercounterclockwisetoward "IN" position for a tighter fit.

If Latch Lever door, turn Adjustment Screw on Latch Receiver clockwisetoward "OUT"position for a looser fit.

10. Install Security Screw(2-Panel Doors Only)

Security Screw

Receiver Jamb

Latch Receiverbetween door

jamb and framing.

LatchReceiver Flat Head Security Screw andfasten tightly.

2-Panel doors.

installing Security Screw may result in bowing of thereceiver jamb.

Shim

Interior View


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11. Attach Latch Receiver and Cover Plate(4-Panel Doors)

4-Panel Latch Receiver,receiver pin down,into slot on edge of panel, making sure it is fully seatedin panel and receiver pin is on bottom.

Cover Plate over predrilled holes on panel andsecure though Latch Receiver using #8 x 1 3/4" Oval

Head Screws.

Receiver Pin

Cover Plate

Screws

4-Panel

Interior View Covington, Newbury, Encino, and Yuma

Hardware,position Trim Plate over remaining set ofholes on opposite side of panel and press fit into place

(see Step 4forCover

andTrim Plate

identification). Whitmoreand AnversHardware, position CoverPlate over remaining set of holes on opposite side ofpanel, fasten using #8 x 1 3/4" Oval Head Screws (seeStep 4for Cover and Trim Plateidentification).

TribecaHardware, position Cover Plate overremaining set of holes on opposite side of panel, fasten Oval Head Wood Screws (see Step 4for Coverand Trim Plateidentification).

AndersenPerma-Shield Gliding Patio Doors Only

The Trim Plate or Cover Plate is not used on oppositeside of panel with AndersenPerma-ShieldGliding


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13. Check Latch Operation (4-Panel Doors Only)

Latch Lever to vertical or lockedposition. The latch should engage receiver smoothlyand pull door panels together for a snug fit.

Latch fails to engage Latch Receiver,the LatchReceiverand receiver pin are not aligned. RepeatStep 6 and12.

adjustment screw on Latch Receiver, if necessary. If panel does not fit snug against weatherstrip, turn

adjustment screw on Latch Receivercounterclockwise toward "IN" position for atighter fit.

If Latch Lever unlocking door, turn Adjustment Screw on LatchReceiverclockwise toward "OUT"position for alooser fit.

Receiver

AdjustmentScrew

Interior

Newbury

Receiver Pin

Newbury

Interior View

Interior View

Receiver Pinintohole just beneath Lock Buttonon Lock Assemblyfaceplate. Receiver Pin and hole on Lock Assemblymust be aligned for proper lock operation. To adjust4-Panel Latch Receiver, wrench, turning screws as necessary. Adjust 4-PanelLatch Receiverup or down to aligned position.

Assembly faceplate for proper lock operation.

Receiver Pin

AssemblyFaceplate

12. Align Receiver Pin (4-Panel Doors Only)

correctly before checking and adjusting the latch.Refer to Step 6to adjust door panels and gap.

4-PanelReceiver

Interior View

Wrench

Set Screw Receiver Assembly)

Set Screw

Receiver Assembly)


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Care and MaintenanceGeneral Information

Your Andersenhardware has been manufactured of high quality, fine metal. Fine metal requires periodic attention industrial areas, pesticides, herbicides, or salts are challenges to your ability to maintain the hardwares beauty andcharacteristics.

DO NOT use or apply harsh chemicals, abrasives and/or cleaners. Product damage could occur.

DO NOTrefurbish hardware. Contact a professional hardware restorer for refurbishing.

using a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, cloths, or brushes.

Antique Brass, Satin Nickel, Distressed Nickel, or High-Performance (HP) Bright Brass

vary depending on usage and environmental conditions.

Oil Rubbed Bronze or Distressed Bronze


Polished Chrome or Brushed Chrome


White, Stone, Gold Dust or Black


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