Manual

EPH-N00-06009

5-20-97

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Press the header [H] over the wall jambs [B] and

the 180° post [G]. Plumb the post, moving it laterally

as required to maintain proper coverage on the fixed

glass panel [F]. The minimum horizontal dimension

for the door opening is the door panel width (see the

illustration in Step #8) plus 1/2", maximum is the door

panel width plus 1 3/4". Using the holes in the ends of

the header and curb as a guide, drill four 1/8" holes into

the wall jambs. Drill two 1/8" holes thru the header

and curb into the 180° post as shown, then enlarge the

two outer holes with a 3/16" drill for clearance on the

self-tapping screws. Secure the header and curb to the

wall jambs and 180° post with six #8 x 1/4" truss head

screws [J].

CAUTION: Slide the glass panel away from the wall

jamb before drilling to prevent damage or breakage.

Slide the clear vinyl jamb seal [K] into the

pivot jamb [L] and trim flush at both ends. The

vinyl should be turned to trap water from the

shower head. Secure the vinyl with a small

quantity of glue or caulk at each end or by carefully

crimping the vinyl pocket.

Press the pivot jamb and the strike jamb assembly

[M] (with magnetic strip) over the wall jamb [B]

and 180° post [G]. Refer to Step #1 for the proper

handing of the door.

NOTE: The magnetic strip on the strike jamb

must face the exterior and the clear vinyl jamb

seal on the pivot jamb must face inward.

Snap the fillers [N] into the curb [A] and

header [H] between the door jambs with the raised

lip to the exterior and the pivot holes toward the

pivot jamb. Center the curb filler in the curb

between the pivot and strike jamb (use masking

tape to hold in position).

NOTE: The snap-in fillers should be exactly 3/8"

longer than the door panel glass width.