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2. Locks: The locking cylinder requires slight lubrication on an annual
basis, or as needed. Use powdered graphite, not a petroleum product.
Petroleum products gum the cylinder and inhibit smooth operation.
The upper lock is the dead bolt, while the lower lock is the privacy
lock. Applying a light coating of white lithium grease to the face of
the lock bolt helps the latch mechanism to easily engage with the lock
bolt.
3. Hinges: The hinges for the door requires slight lubrication annually, or
as needed, with any high-quality, dry spray lubricant.
4. Screen Door - Adjusting: The screen door can be
adjusted to set flush in the door jam. This requires
two separate adjustments be performed. The first
adjustment made is at the screen door latch/catch
itself. Loosen the two Phillips screws holding the
latch to the door. This will permit vertical adjust-
ment. Move the latch far enough to allow it to
catch on the striker mounted on the door frame.
Tighten both screws. The striker mount on the door
frame permits horizontal adjustment. Again, loosen
the two Phillips screws holding the striker assembly.
Move the striker to center the latch and tighten the
Phillips screws in place.
5. Screen Door - Changing the Slider: The sliding cover is a simple
procedure to replace. Place the slider in the center. Pulling from the
center of the slider will bow enough to allow easy removal. To re-install,
reverse this procedure paying attention to install the upper left corner
first and the location of the stop tabs.
6. Fiberglass Skin: To maintain their appearance and a long service life,
the door skin panels should be washed and cleaned periodically.
Cleaning will remove the accumulation of dust and dirt, which can
combine with sunlight and wind to attack exposed surfaces both
chemically and abrasively.
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