So i see it says it mounts with a steel plate but I am having a hard time seeing how its supposed to sit in the window?
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you need to drill hole in window frame slide shaft through hole then install small piece of metal as a back plate
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Basically, the wiper shaft has an outter threaded shaft that you insert thru a hole in whatever your mounting to. Then you thread the nut onto the outside of that and tighten it down to the surface, pulling the actual motor right. The motor housing has a couple of rubber bumpers on it to help keep it snug after the nut is tightened down.
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There is a hole in the aluminum window frame that the journal shaft goes through. The journal shaft is part of the motor housing and is threaded. The journal shaft is secured to the window frame with a hex nut. The motor shaft runs inside the journal shaft and rotates during operation. The wiper is connected to the rotating motor shaft. Very simple installation.
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You need to make sure the thickness of your shower door glass is the correct thickness, the handle is pressure fit. I can't remember if it came with a plastic or thin rubber piece to keep the handle in place by pressure. As for the metal strike plate, everyone's shower will be different, as to mounting the strike plate. For my shower, I needed to grind down some of the metal lips, I then lined it up where the magnet would hit it. I decided on using clear silicone to secure it to the frame, and some super glue to keep it in place while the silicone cured. It took a while, but it is still keeping the shower door closed, just needed some imagination to make it work. Again, there's a lot of different shower doors and frames, so I hope it works out for you. No manuals were included.
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I purchased my gate a while ago, and don't remember if it came with mounting plates. However, it stays in the door frame using tension. It is sturdy and stays in place. I have a 50 lb Vizsla and it keeps her inside her room........even if she jumps up on it. She chewed up a previous wooden gate.......this one is metal. I'm very happy with it.
91209
I did not bolt mine in I used a wooden block at the top of the double hung window to keep the window from opening and it kept the unit stable. It is not very heavy so it's easy to remove
105656
I just put a couple of screws in the window frame. It works well. No intruders.
388630
We have ours in our side-sliding window. It IS possible to install it that way, but you will need to reinforce it if you're concerned about security or stability issues. Also, the panel that's included for top sliding windows may or may not work -we had to custom cut a piece of plastic to fit and drilled it into the window frame.
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It comes with the window mount you see in the picture and it is very strong it's never fallen off my window and I've had mine for about 6 months. I drive a very bumpy gravel road every day and it holds just fine
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i STILL have not figured out how to put this together. or, how to hang it on the window. i bought a second feeder at the same time and it works perfectly
2207893
no it is a permanent window. it's called a parkway window installed in a utility van with a seat so you can get passenger plates instead of commercial plates.
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Um, it's kind of a static cling type thing. The first couple times I used it, it just stuck on there, now I get it damp before I stick it on the window and it works great.
307671
No, it actually slides into a track on the window. There is a thin hard plastic film that slides into the track and the fuzzy part sticks out.
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You have to attach a block to the windowsill with 2-3 inch screws. I had to drill holes through my aluminum window frame and into the wood. When completed, the block was quite secure. In my case it doesn't interfere with the operation of the window, so I leave the block attached during the winter when I remove the air conditioner. The rest of the support assembly is easily removed. I hope that helps.
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You place it between the actual window ceal and adjust it tight enough to hold. It was very easy to use. Remember it doesn't go on outside of window. Inside only!
838373
I added pieces if wood to the wall to mount the metal bar outside the window frame. I could not mount to frame as the frame is not flat. The wood also seems to make more secure and easier to open screen if needed.
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The window bracket that it comes with can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. If you are going through a wall, you will probably have to adapt some things. Check out the manual on Sunpentown's website. It has some good diagrams to show you how to install it. http://site.sunpentown.com/WA-1150DE.1350DE_manual.pdf
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Take the plastic cable end that has the double-ended grey post on the end of the cable) and thread it into the CENTER HOLE of the suction cup, continue pushing it angling it through one of the two holes on the SIDE of the center of the suction cup. Push until the post is in far enough that you can manipulate/shove the other end of the post into the opposite side hole. So each end of the double ended post will be sticking out of a hole on the side. It should stay in. Do the same for the other plastic cable and suction cup. It sounds harder than it actually is. I don't know why they didn't just have them already done but maybe it was a packing/boxing issue. My cats LOVE it, LOVE it! It is worth the effort. It is perfect for me because it doesn't mark up the window frame, like many of the other cat window seats do.
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I'm not a pro, just a homeowner. I suspect that the bottom is not tipped back enough, meaning that the bottom (or top, for that matter) is lower inside the window than outside the window. Perhaps the metal right angles that are supposed to be screwed into the window frame have bent.