Instrucciones de instalación en una ventana

5PREPARE LA CAJA

AInstale el riel de montaje superior con 4 tornillos tipo B del interior de la caja.

Riel de montaje superior

BInserte los marcos para los paneles de acordeón en el riel de montaje superior y las guías inferiores del marco. Una los paneles de acordeón al lado de la caja usando 3 tornillos tipo A en cada lado.

Nota: Cuando se encuentre pegando los paneles de acordeón, asegúrese de atornillar solamente los paneles internos a los lados de la caja.

Riel de montaje superior

Tornillos

 

tipo A

PARTE

 

 

POSTERIOR

 

Riel de montaje inferior

6INSTALE LA CAJA EN LA VENTANA

ACon cuidado deslice la caja en la ventana y céntrela. Baje la ventana detrás del riel de montaje superior. Tire del fondo de la caja hacia adelante de forma tal que el riel de montaje del fondo quede apretado contra la parte posterior del umbral de la ventana. Monte la caja en el umbral de la ventana usando 4 tornillos tipo E. Taladre agujeros pilotos, si es necesario.

4 Tornillos tipo E

Umbral

BAsegúrese de que los pernos y las tuercas están completamente insertados en los apoyos en V de la derecha y de la izquierda.

Perno y tuerca

CColoque los apoyos en V en el fondo de la caja de forma tal que estén cerca de la pared exterior. Pegue un apoyo en V a cada lado del fondo de la caja usando tornillos tipo C, 3 en cada lado.

Apoyo en V

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