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Once the main hole is cut, check whether there is any metal within your door. If you
can see metal, go to page 21 and follow the instructions for fitting in a metal door.
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Using a jigsaw, cut around the outer edge of the line you have
marked. By doing this, the Pet Door should fit through the hole
first time. However, if you cut on, or inside the line, the hole is
likely to be too small. If this is the case, please take the time to
carefully file the hole until the Pet Door fits through easily.
Now put the tunnel of the Pet Door through the hole. Remember
the SureFlap logo and LCD display must be inside the house.
We advise that you have two people for this, one inside the house
and one outside to help hold the product firmly in place.
On the outside of the house, make sure the tunnel of the Pet Door
is securely pushed through the hole and then slide the external
frame over it. When the external frame is in place, using a sharp
pencil mark through the four holes.
Remove the Pet Door from the hole and drill the four screw holes
using a 6mm drill bit (1/ 4 "). We now recommend you choose the
correct length of screw out of those provided to attach the Pet Door
to the door. Do this by measuring the length of the screw against
the depth of your door. The screw must be roughly 15mm (5/ 8 ")
longer than the depth of your door so it can hold the Pet Door
in place.
Put the Pet Door back through the hole, position it centrally and
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replace the external frame. Then, using a cross head screwdriver
and the screws you selected, attach the external frame. Fasten
the first screw until it is secure, but not too tight, then do the same
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with the remaining three. Once all four screws are secure, tighten
them, but alternate between screws as you go to ensure the
product is tightened evenly.
Now, insert the four screw caps,
noting that the groove needs to
be facing away from the tunnel.
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