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Owners manual

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Introduction
This manual provides guidance on the care and maintenance of Marvin windows and doors, emphasizing quality and customer satisfaction throughout the product's lifetime.
How to Use this Manual
Detailed instructions are provided for maintaining Marvin products. For additional information, customers should contact their local Marvin dealer or visit the Marvin website.
Warranty
Marvin offers a warranty reflecting their commitment to quality. Comprehensive details are available on their website.
Windows
Window Part Identification: Illustrations help identify window components and styles.
Operation and Maintenance: Instructions for operating and maintaining various window styles, including cleaning and lubrication tips.
Wash-Mode Feature: Allows windows to be cleaned from inside the home.
Doors
Operation and maintenance instructions for different door styles, including swinging and sliding doors.
General Care and Maintenance
Guidelines for the care of glass, hardware, and finishes, including specific do's and don'ts for glass care.
Contact Information
Customers can contact Marvin directly for further assistance.
Specific Window and Door Operations
Ultimate French Casement: Instructions for operation and maintenance.
Ultimate Push Out French Casement: Uses an adjustable friction limiter.
Ultimate Venting Picture: Operation and maintenance details.
Ultimate Glider: Features one-handed operation with automatic locking.
Wood Ultimate Double Hung: Instructions for operation and maintenance.
Magnum Tilt-Turn: Dual operation modes with maintenance tips.
Window Options: Safety and operating information for Window Opening Control Devices.
Door Operations
Door Panel Operation: Instructions for inswing and outswing doors.
Multi-Point Lock Operation: Detailed locking instructions.
Adjustable Hinges: Instructions for adjustments.
Sliding Doors: Maintenance tips.
Scenic Doors: Minimal maintenance required.
General Care and Maintenance
Semi-annual inspections and regular cleaning are recommended to prevent corrosion.
Condensation and Humidity Control
Excessive humidity can cause condensation, mold, and structural damage. Reducing indoor humidity is crucial.
Cleaning Glass
Use a water and soap solution followed by a mild glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive tools.
Glass Care Do’s and Don’ts
Clean glass when dirt appears and use non-abrasive solutions.
Tempered Glass
May show distortion due to its fabrication process.
Finishing Bare Interior Wood
Finish new wood surfaces immediately to prevent damage.
Staining and Painting
Follow manufacturer instructions for applying stain and sealer.
Factory Applied Interior Finishes
Avoid cleaning solutions on factory finishes.
Exterior Wood and Cladding
Inspect and maintain sealant around exteriors.
Mildew on Exterior Surfaces
Use specific cleaning solutions and protective gear.
Caring for Hardware
Use a damp cloth for cleaning hardware.
Solid Brass Hardware Maintenance
Wax outdoor brass hardware to protect it.
Oil Rubbed Bronze Hardware Maintenance
Clean with a soft cloth and apply bee’s wax periodically.
Hardware with PVD Finish
Clean with soapy water and avoid abrasives.
Marvin Architectural Hardware
Consult specific manufacturers for care instructions.
Lacquer Failure
Restore brass by stripping old lacquer, buffing, and relacquering.
Brass Polishing and Lacquering
Methods for polishing brass and recommendations for professional lacquering.
Screen Maintenance
Remove exterior screens in winter to prevent sagging. Detailed instructions for removing and installing screens.
Interior Shades and Energy Panels
Instructions for operating and maintaining interior shades and energy panels.
Contact Information
For unresolved issues, contact local Marvin dealers or use the 'Find a Dealer' tool on the Marvin website.
Glossary
Definitions of terms related to Marvin Windows and Doors, providing clarity on technical jargon.
Overview
The glossary provides definitions and explanations of various terms related to windows and doors.
Key Sections
  • Components and Hardware: Definitions of parts and hardware.
  • Types of Windows and Doors: Descriptions of various window and door types.
  • Glass and Glazing: Information on glass types and glazing terms.
  • Technical Terms: Definitions of technical terms related to windows and doors.
Critical Information
The glossary highlights the importance of energy efficiency, security features, and customization options available to homeowners.
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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 BUILT AROUND YOU OWNER’S MANUAL © 2016 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

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Table of Contents Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 How to Use this Manual. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Warranty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

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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 provides an overview...

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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 Check Rail Sill Sash Lift (Optional for UDH*) * Next Generation Ultimate Double Hung shown for illustrative purposes only. Marvin Owner's Manual

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Window Styles Ultimate Casement Ultimate Push Out Casement Ultimate Push Out Awning Ultimate Double Hung Next Generation Ultimate Glider Ultimate Venting Picture Magnum Tilt Turn Magnum Hopper Round Top/Polygon Direct Glaze Ultimate Awning Ultimate French Casement Ultimate Push Out French Casement Marvin Owner's Manual

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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 The Ultimate Casement and Ultimate Replacement Casement feature a wash mode system which allows the entire window to be washed from inside the home. NOTE: Wash mode available on Casement product with 20” widths and greater. Not available on Awning windows. Crank the handle a couple...

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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 the handle downward to lock. The Push Out Casement features a friction limiter which holds the sash in place and allows the sash to lock open at multiple locations. To adjust the friction limiter, follow the Marvin Ultimate Push Out Supplemental instructions...

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Ultimate French Casement Ultimate Push Out French Casement 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. The Ultimate Push Out French Casement...

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Ultimate Glider How to Remove the Glider Sash Operation and Maintenance The Ultimate Glider features one handed operation. Grasp the handle to both unlock and open the sash. Push the sash closed and it will lock automatically. When the sash is closed completely, the tabs will make an audible “clicking” noise, indicating the locks are engaged. Open the interior operator sash the fully open position. Depress the sash retainer bar latch and slide the retainer bar completely free of the sash. Grasp both sides of the sash, tilt the top inward and remove the sash. To install, reverse the above procedure....

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Install the Screen (Clad) After the interior operator sash has been removed, slide the interior sash retainer bar back across the head jamb to its closed position. Open the sash to the fully open position, depress the sash retainer bar latch and slide the sash retainer bar completely free of the sash. Grasp the sash on both sides, tilt the top inward and remove the sash. To install the sash reverse the above procedures. Open the interior operator sash to the fully open position and insert the screen, with the screen guides towards the bottom, into the opening. Pull the screen up tight against...

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Wood Ultimate Double Hung Operation and Maintenance To operate the Wood Ultimate Double Hung window, unlock the sash lock by rotating the sash lock lever horizontally. Once unlocked, push the bottom window sash upwards to the desired position. To close, reverse the procedure. Periodically clean the vinyl jamb liners where the sash slides. Keep them dirt and grease free by washing with a gentle dish detergent. Wipe jamb carriers dry before use. How to Tilt the Wood Ultimate Double Hung Sash NOTE: For instructions on how to safely tilt or remove your Wood Ultimate Double Hung Magnum sash, see your...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.