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Owner's Manual

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Introduction
This manual provides guidance for the care and maintenance of Marvin Windows and Doors, emphasizing quality, customer service, and warranty details available online.
Windows
Instructions cover operation and maintenance for various window types, including cleaning tracks with a dry brush and using dry lubricants. Features like the wash-mode system for easy cleaning are highlighted.
Doors
Details on the operation and maintenance of door types such as Swinging and Sliding Doors are provided, with emphasis on regular maintenance for longevity.
General Care and Maintenance
A semi-annual inspection list and care instructions for different environments are outlined, stressing the use of appropriate cleaning materials to avoid damage.
Glossary
A glossary defines terms used throughout the manual to aid understanding of product components and maintenance procedures.
Key Recommendations
  • Regular cleaning and inspection of windows and doors.
  • Use dry lubricants on tracks.
  • Follow specific product instructions for maintenance.
  • Consult Marvin's website or dealers for support and warranty information.
Ultimate Double Hung Sash Removal and Replacement
Instructions for removing and replacing sashes are provided, ensuring smooth operation by testing the sash.
Magnum Window Features
Magnum windows offer higher performance and include safety features. Maintenance includes lubricating hinges and cleaning the sill.
Round Top, Polygon, and Direct Glaze Windows
These non-operational windows require minimal maintenance, primarily regular cleaning.
Door Part Identification and Maintenance
Minimal maintenance is required for Marvin doors, with emphasis on keeping sills clean and adjusting hinges and rollers.
Sliding Doors Operation and Maintenance
Regular cleaning and lubrication of rollers are necessary, with adjustments for proper alignment and locking.
Determining Door Handing
Guidance is provided for determining door handing for both swinging and sliding doors.
Semi-Annual Inspection
Inspections should be conducted semi-annually or quarterly in harsh environments to prevent corrosive build-up.
Maintenance and Inspection
Regular maintenance includes cleaning, tightening hardware, and inspecting exterior sealant.
Condensation Issues
Condensation indicates high indoor humidity, which should be reduced to prevent mold and mildew.
Glass Cleaning
Glass should be cleaned with a soap solution and mild glass cleaner, avoiding abrasive tools.
Glass Care Guidelines
Careful cleaning of tempered glass is necessary to avoid damage.
Finishing Bare Interior Wood
Immediate finishing of new wood surfaces is recommended to prevent damage.
Factory Applied Interior Finishes
Cleaning solutions should not contact factory-applied finishes; use a damp cloth for cleaning.
Exterior Wood and Cladding
Wood exteriors should be painted immediately and inspected periodically.
Aluminum Clad Exterior Care
Minimal maintenance is required, with cleaning using a soft brush and water.
Hardware Care
Hardware should be cleaned with a soft cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals.
Lacquer Failure
Lacquer failure on brass hardware requires restoration through stripping, buffing, and relacquering.
Brass Hardware Refinishing
Old lacquer can be removed with steel wool and lacquer thinner, followed by polishing and relacquering.
Screen Maintenance
In cold climates, remove exterior screens in winter. Clean screens by spraying with water and allow to dry before reinstalling.
Screen Removal and Installation
Instructions for removing and installing screens are provided, with specific guidance available online.
Door Screens
Instructions for removing and adjusting screen doors are provided.
Energy Panels
Ensure fasteners are secure and clean glass with a vinegar-water solution.
Contact Information
Contact local Marvin dealers or use the "Find a Dealer" tool online for assistance.
Specifications
Definitions and descriptions of components and terms related to windows and doors are provided, including materials and technologies used.
Procedures
Installation methods and operation of window and door systems are outlined.
Standards and Norms
Compliance with standards like the ADA and WDMA certification is referenced.
Recommendations
Recommendations include using tempered glass for safety and selecting appropriate Low E glass types for energy efficiency.
Key Data from Tables/Diagrams
Measurements and specifications for components are provided, though no explicit tables or diagrams are included.
Critical Information
The importance of selecting the right materials and technologies for performance, security, and aesthetic appeal is emphasized.
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Marvin Windows and Doors Warroad, MN 56763 1-800-346-5128 In Canada, call 1-800-263-6161 www.marvin.com © 2013 Marvin Windows and Doors. All rights reserved. ® Registered trademark of Marvin Windows and Doors. Printed in the U.S.A. Specifications subject to change without notice. Part#19970893 2013-02-05 2013 Cover.indd 1 Owner’s Manual Painting, Staining, Care and Maintenance 2/5/2013 11:17:46 AM

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1 Introduction Thank you for your recent purchase of Marvin® windows and doors. At Marvin, we build windows and doors the only way they should be built. One at a time. Made to order. No shortcuts. It's this philosophy of doing it the right way that makes us who we are at Marvin. From the moment we began back in 1912, in Warroad, Minnesota, right up through breakfast this morning. Our commitment to providing customers with unparalleled value and service doesn't stop after the purchase. We're proud to create windows and doors that are truly Built around you®. How to Use this Manual This manual...

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Window Part Identification 2 Windows Window Part Identification In the following pages you’ll find operation and maintenance information on Marvin window products. Refer to the product illustrations for the names of your particular windows, and use the illustration below to help identify window components. Please refer to the Glossary Chapter for terms and their meanings. Head Jamb Stile Side Jamb Sash Lock (UDH* only) Check Rail Glass Sash Rail Sill Frame Sash Lift (optional for UDH*) * Ultimate Double Hung (UDH) shown for illustrative purposes only. 3

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Window Part Identification Ultimate Casement Ultimate Awning Ultimate Push Out Awning Ultimate Double Hung Ultimate Glider Ultimate Venting Picture Magnum Tilt Turn Magnum Hopper Round Top/Polygon Direct Glaze Ultimate French Casement Ultimate Push Out French Casement 4 Ultimate Push Out Casement

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Ultimate Casement and Ultimate Awning Ultimate Casement and Ultimate Awning Operation and Maintenance The powerful single-arm operator is the mechanism that you crank to open and close the Ultimate Casement and Ultimate Awning. To operate the window, first unlock it by pushing the lock handle ‘up’. Crank the handle to open the window sash. Lock handle Unfold the folding handle to open the sash. Lock handle Folding handle To lock the window, crank the window sash closed. Press down on the lock handle. The lock pulls the sash tightly against the weather strip and seals the window. To keep your...

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Ultimate Casement and Ultimate Awning Using the Wash-Mode Feature The Ultimate Casement and Ultimate Replacement Casement feature a wash mode1 system which allows the entire window to be washed from inside the home. Crank the handle a couple times. Push down on the arm and push the window away. The arm can be disconnected anywhere within the first 45 degrees of opening. Crank the arm back to the closed position. Swing the window all the way open and pull it across toward the lock. You now have access to the exterior of the window. 1. Wash mode available on Casement product with 20" widths and...

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Ultimate Push Out Casement Window Opening Control Device (Casement) Marvin offers a factory applied Window Opening Control Device for crank-out Ultimate Casement Products. See the Marvin website for safety and operating information for this optional feature. Ultimate Push Out Casement Ultimate Push Out Awning Operation and Maintenance Ultimate Push Out products offer a universal look and a more traditional alternative to crank out casements and awnings. To open, turn the lock handle horizontally and push the window sash open. To close, grab the handle and pull the sash to a closed position. Turn...

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Ultimate Push Out Awning To operate the Ultimate Push Out Awning, rotate the lock handle vertically and push the window open. To close, grasp the handle and pull the window sash shut. Lock the window by rotating the lock handle horizontally. To keep your Ultimate Push Out Casement or Awning operating smoothly, clean the window track occasionally with a dry brush. To help prevent the sash from sticking, apply a small amount of dry lubricant to the track (available at most home improvement stores) if necessary. Do not use oily lubricants. Wash-Mode Feature on the Push Out Casement The Ultimate...

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Ultimate French Casement Ultimate French Casement Operation and Maintenance The Ultimate French Casement features two sash with a roto mechanism attached to each sash. The sash lock, located on the sill, operates a locking mechanism that will lock primary sash to the frame on two sides while activating a slide locking mechanism that locks the secondary sash to the primary sash. To operate the Ultimate French Casement, first unlock it by turning the lock handle. Crank the primary sash handle to open the primary sash first, followed by the operation of the secondary sash handle. Secondary Sash...

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Ultimate Push Out French Casement Ultimate Push Out French Casement Operation and Maintenance The Ultimate Push Out French Casement incorporates no roto mechanisms like the crank-out unit. Instead, it features a robust adjustable friction limiter device to hold the sash in place when opened, and locks the sash open at multiple points. The multipoint lock on the primary sash locks into the head, sill and into the stile of the secondary sash. The lock on the secondary sash activates bolts that go into the head jamb and sill. To operate the Push Out French Casement, pivot the handles horizontally...

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Ultimate Venting Picture Ultimate Venting Picture Operation and Maintenance To operate the Ultimate Venting Picture, simply flip both handle assembly levers upwards. This action will allow brackets to pivot the sash outward while remaining centered. The exterior sash projection will be approximately 3/4" to 1" depending on the product’s glass thickness. Reverse this action to close the sash. The Ultimate Venting Picture requires very little maintenance. Clean the glass occasionally, and maintain the interior wood or exterior surfaces on the same schedule as your other windows. 11

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