Instructions / Assembly

Nation Wide Products www.ac-safe.com Patent # US 9,605,870 B2
D29/557,374
9,447,916 B2
US. D782,289S
1. Measure the width of your window. Write this number down you
will need it. Now get the interior crossbar (A). On the interior
crossbar there are 2 arms on each side. Depress the white
button on the top and slide the lock bars out of the interior
crossbar. Once the lock bars are out you can adjust each arm.
On top of the arm are numbers. Extend each arm out until the
number shown matches the width of your window. (The number
you wrote down). Now slide the white lock bar back in until the
white button pops up into the hole. Now open your hardware kit.
Inside you will find black pads. Take 2 of these black pads and
place 1 on each arm, these simply push into place on the arm.
These black pads are what will rest against your window frame.
Perfect!!! Your interior crossbar is now ready.
2. Now get the extending body (B) and the extending leg (C).
Inside the hardware kit you will find a stainless-steel ring pin.
Align the hole at the end of the leg up with the center hole of
the extending body. The extending body has a series of
holes. The holes are used for adjustments. Start in the
center. Now look in the Hardware kit and get the last of the
black pads. Push this into place at the bottom of the foot.
This black pad is what will rest against the exterior of the
house. Now do a test fit. Hold the extending body at the
interior edge of the window sill. The leg should be about ¼”-
1/2” away from the exterior of the house. Perfect!!!
3. Now get the load bar (D). This will slide on to the
extending body. Align the load bar with the second hole
on the extending body just beyond the bubble level.
Inside the hardware kit is 2 black plastic push locks. We
will need 1 of them. Slide the load bar until the holes
match up on top. Then push the plastic lock into the
hole to secure the load bar in place.
4. Now get the spring out of the hardware kit. Attach one
end to the hole on the side of the leg and the other end
to one of the unused holes on the extending body.
5. We are now ready to connect the interior crossbar and
the extending body. Simply hook the end of the
extending body over the interior crossbar. The interior
crossbar has a tab that will go through the curved end
of the Extending body. Once connected Get the
remaining black push lock from the Hardware kit and
push it into the hole securing the two pieces together.