Kohler K-1913-LW-47 Installation Guide download pdf (Page 31)

Adjust the Bath Door (cont.)

If there is rubbing or contact between the bath and door, adjust the door outward using the red

screws and the slots in the pulley assembly.

NOTE: Adjusting the pulley assembly outward reduces pressure on the seal by increasing the gap

between the door and bath. Adjusting the pulley assembly inward increases the pressure on the seal by

decreasing the gap.

Repeat until the door operates smoothly.

Make sure no wires come in contact with any moving parts, particularly when the door moves up

and down. Sufficient clearance must be maintained to prevent damage to the wires.

Adjust the Latch Pin Alignment

Make sure the latch pins are centered in the strike plate on each side of the door when the door is

latched. Refer to the ″Proper Adjustment″ diagram.

To center the latch pin, adjust the top bumper on the side the adjustment is needed until the

bumper contacts the roller assembly when the latch is centered in the strike plate.

Tighten the bumper nut to secure the bumper into position.

Adjust the Limit Switch

Make sure the limit switch is properly adjusted. If the limit switch is properly positioned, the latch

pin lightly contacts and compresses the boot. See the diagram labeled ″Proper Adjustment″ above.

If adjustment is needed, loosen the screw.

If the latch pin does not come in contact with the limit switch, tilt the limit switch forward until

only one of the two blue boots is visible.

If the latch pin compresses the blue boot too far, it can result in failure of the limit switch. Tilt the

limit switch back until only one of the two blue boots is visible.

When correct alignment has been achieved, tighten the screw.

Complete the Adjustments

Dry ﬁt the trim caps and test the door for smooth operation (not shown; for additional information

see ″Install the Trim Caps and Access Panel″). The stud spacing should result in clearance between

the edges of the door and the trim caps when they are mounted.

Recheck the door movement, using one ﬁnger to move the door up and down. When properly

adjusted the door should move up and down using one ﬁnger.

Adjust the mounting bracket and/or pulley assemblies as needed.

Repeat until the door operates smoothly.

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