Andersen Pocket Board Support Relocation
Andersen Pocket Board Support Relocation is a tool that can be used to move the pocket board support on your Andersen MultiGlide door. This can be useful if you need to make adjustments to the door's operation or if you are replacing the pocket board.
The tool is easy to use. Simply remove the pocket board trim piece, remove the pocket board bolts, and then measure and mark the new location for the pocket board support. Reposition the pocket board support, aligning both marks, and clamp. Remove the four (4) pocket board support screws, drill two (2) 1/16" pilot holes in the panel edge using the pocket board support’s top and bottom holes as a template, and refasten the pocket board support using the two (2) phillips screws in the pilot holes.
Andersen Pocket Board Support Relocation
Andersen Pocket Board Support Relocation is a tool that can be used to move the pocket board support on your Andersen MultiGlide door. This can be useful if you need to make adjustments to the door's operation or if you are replacing the pocket board.
The tool is easy to use. Simply remove the pocket board trim piece, remove the pocket board bolts, and then measure and mark the new location for the pocket board support. Reposition the pocket board support, aligning both marks, and clamp. Remove the four (4) pocket board support screws, drill two (2) 1/16" pilot holes in the panel edge using the pocket board support’s top and bottom holes as a template, and refasten the pocket board support using the two (2) phillips screws in the pilot holes.
Andersen Pocket Board Support Relocation
Andersen Pocket Board Support Relocation is a tool that can be used to move the pocket board support on your Andersen MultiGlide door. This can be useful if you need to make adjustments to the door's operation or if you are replacing the pocket board.
The tool is easy to use. Simply remove the pocket board trim piece, remove the pocket board bolts, and then measure and mark the new location for the pocket board support. Reposition the pocket board support, aligning both marks, and clamp. Remove the four (4) pocket board support screws, drill two (2) 1/16" pilot holes in the panel edge using the pocket board support’s top and bottom holes as a template, and refasten the pocket board support using the two (2) phillips screws in the pilot holes.
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