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SUGATSUNE SDS-C301N User Manual

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Insert the “key of the arm into the arm xing plate. The main body must be placed
at 90 degrees angle against the xing angle.
Turn the main body 90 degrees and insert the center gear of the mounting plate to
the hole of the main body.
Fix the main body with the bind screw.
Step 2 - Install the Main Body
Step 3 - Adjustment and Operation
If the lid stay is sagging (A), turn the adjustment screw(Z) at the
base of the arm until the lid stay straightens (B). The lid can then
be closed by pushing down gently on the lid. When the lid is
closing, do not put additional pressure on the lid (to close more
quickly, etc.) as it may damage the stay. If you have diculty with
operation or adjustment of the lid stay, please contact Sugatsune
for technical assistance.
(A)
(B)
Screw (Z)
Door
Height
(inch)
Door Weight(lbs)
Min Max
10
14.0 24.0
11
12.7 21.8
12
11.7 20.0
13
10.8 18.5
14
10.0 17.1
15
9.3
16.0
16
8.8
15.0
17
8.2
14.1
18
7.8 13.3
19
7.4 12.6
20
7.0 12.0
21
6.7 11.4
22
6.4 10.9
23
6.1 10.4
24
5.8 10.0
25
5.
6 9
.6
Door Weight Range
Per pair, in Lbs
8 17.5 30.0
9 15.6 26.7
Height
Weight and Door Height
The SDS-C301 must be used
taking the weight and door
height into consideration.
The table indicates the usable
weight range per door height
when using two stays. When
using one stay, the weight
range will be half of what is
shown.
For doors outside of the
recommended weight range,
please contact Sugatsune for
the recommended lid stay.
Remarks
Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the lid stay as serious damage and/or injury may
occur.
• For extreme environments(high temperature, humidity, etc.), please contact Sugatsune for
technical assistance before installation.
The product has been develop for use as a lid stay - other applications are not recommended.
Sugatsune America, Inc.
18101 Savarona Way
Carson, CA 90746-1411
SDS-C301N Installation
For Upward Opening Door
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Step 1 - Position and Install Mounting Plates
The hinge type and the coverage aect the placement of the mounting plate and arm
xing plate. Please use the corresponding diagram on page 2 to determine the mounting
dimensions for your application. Position and install mounting plate and arm xing plate
using supplied screws.
For installation of the mounting plate on the right hand side,
the arrow of “R” on the “US” side should point upward
vertically. For the left side, the arrow of “L on the “US” side
should point upward vertically.
All diagrams are shown for right side mounting.
Before installation, please check the Door Weight Range Table to determine
if the SDS-C301N is the correct stay for the size and weight door.
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5.4 9.2
Toll Free (800) 562-5267
(310) 329-6373 Fax (310) 329-0819
www.sugatsune.com
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SUGATSUNE SDS-C301N Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSUGATSUNE
ModelSDS-C301N
CategoryDoor Opening System
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Position and Install Mounting Plates

Install the Main Body

Insert Arm Key

Insert the arm 'key' into the arm fixing plate at a 90-degree angle.

Connect Center Gear

Turn the main body 90 degrees and insert its center gear into the mounting plate hole.

Fix Main Body

Secure the main body in place using the provided bind screw.

Adjustment and Operation

Installation Diagrams

Inset Concealed Hinge (Euro Hinge) Installation

Diagram for installing inset concealed Euro hinges, showing dimensions.

Overlay Concealed Hinge (Euro Hinge) Installation

Diagram for installing overlay concealed Euro hinges, showing dimensions.

Inset Single Knuckle Hinge Installation

Diagram for installing inset single knuckle hinges (piano, butt), showing dimensions.

Overlay Single Knuckle Hinge Installation

Diagram for installing overlay single knuckle hinges (piano, butt), showing dimensions.

Remarks and Precautions