Use and Care Manual

If the insect screen operates stiffly, make sure the rollers

are properly seated on the guide. If the bottom appears

to be dragging, insert a flat blade screwdriver into the

adjusting holes on the inside bottom rail, and turn the

screwdriver to raise or lower the screen (Fig. 3).

Close the insect screen to within one inch of the side jamb,

and make sure the opening is uniform from top to bottom.

If you need to replace the insect screen, call your local

Andersen retailer to order a rescreening kit.

Cleaning Inside Head Stop and Track

For long-term ease of operation,

clean the inside head stop and track

of your door. Do not use lubricants

on the track itself; this will cause the

rollers to slide, not roll (Fig. 4 & 5).

Maintaining Andersen

Hardware

Your Andersen

hardware has been manufactured of high-quality, fine metal. Fine

metal requires periodic attention to maintain its beauty and characteristics.

Climate, location, and exposure to corrosive environments such as industrial areas,

pesticides, herbicides, or salts can affect the hardware’s beauty and characteristics.

• DO NOT use or apply harsh chemicals, abrasives and/or cleaners. Product

damage could occur.

• DO NOT refurbish hardware. Contact a professional hardware restorer for

refurbishing.

Bright Brass, Antique Brass, Satin Nickel, Distressed

Nickel, White or Stone

• Wash hardware using a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Andersen bright brass

and satin nickel hardware finishes are protected with a physical vapor

deposition (PVD) coating process resulting in a beautiful finish that’s resistant

to scratching, corrosion and tarnish. Andersen satin nickel and bright brass

are covered by the same 10-year transferable limited warranty.

GENERAL CLEANING GUIDELINES

(CONTINUED)

Fig. 4 Fig. 5

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