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7.6.3 Tilt and Turn Window 7.6.4 Vertical Slide Sash Window
Operation Operation
There are many different locking and hinge options available,.
These guidelines cover the most common multi-point
espagnolette and shootbolt locking mechanisms. Always keep
the window in the closed position when moving the handle
and never pull on the window whilst turning the handle. Opening from closed:
• First release the sash lock(s) on the central meeting rail.
• Pull up the bottom sash or pull down the top
sash using the handles.
Opening from closed to tilt position and closing
• Turn the handle 90º from vertical to horizontal. Tilting inwards for cleaning:
• For the tilt position, pull on the handle and the
window will tilt inwards for ventilation. • Ensure the sash lock(s) is (are) released.
• To close push the window forward and turn the
handle 90 o from horizontal to vertical.
Opening from closed to turn position and closing
• Close the window and turn the handle a further 90º.
moving it through 180º to the upward vertical position.
• Pull on the handle and the window will open inwards.
• To close, push the window forward and turn the handle
180° to the vertical position.
Maintenance
• Ensure all mov ing parts are kept free and clear of
obstruction. Do not trap or jam items in the window to
prevent it from closing
• Lubricate all moving parts at least once a year with a light
multi-purpose oil or acid-free lubricate (eg. Petroleum
jelly). Do not use spray oil or acidic lubricant. To prevent
excessive lubrication a lightly oiled cloth can be wiped
around all moving parts.
• Pull up the bottom sash approximately 50mm
to clear the cill.
• Release the childproof spring latches in the top rail of the
sash and carefully tilt inwards until the weight of the sash
is supported by the restrictor arms.
• For the top sash, follow a similar procedure - pulling it
down 300mm, releasing the spring latches and carefully
tilting inwards.
• When closing from the tilt position, reverse the procedure
starting with the top sash - ensuring that the spring
latches fully engage in the side of the window.
• The tilting inwards of the sashes should be used only for
cleaning purposes.
Maintenance
• Ensure all moving parts are kept free and clear of
obstruction. Do not trap or jam items in the window to
prevent it from closing.
• Lubricate all moving parts at least once a year with a light
multi-purpose oil or acid-free lubricate (eg. Petroleum
jelly). Do not use spray oil or acidic lubricant. To prevent
excessive lubrication a lightly oiled cloth can be wiped
around all moving parts.
• Note: The spring/coil balances are self lubricating and do
not require oiling.
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