Sure Petcare Microchip Pet Door Connect Bedienungsanleitung Seite 26

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Now move to the outside of the house. Take your time when
removing the material as otherwise you may dislodge sections you
don't need to. It is possible that you may need to use some cement to
patch up the wall before your final fitting of the Pet Door. It is best to
make sure everything is neatened before fitting the Pet Door in place.
We recommend using one of the tunnel extenders to make sure
you have a clear path through the wall. Once this is the case, clear
away any debris to prevent dust etc. from getting into the locking
mechanism of the Pet Door.
To extend the Pet Door tunnel through to the outside wall you need
to use the tunnel extenders to make up this length. To calculate how
many extenders you will need, please go to the first page and see
the section titled 'Calculating the number of tunnel extenders'. It
is important to remember that the end has to stick out by at least
10mm (3/ 8 ") for the external frame to rest on.
Stack the tunnel extenders together and then attach them to the end
of the Pet Door tunnel, using all-weather tape between each join to
hold them together. Do not glue the tunnel extenders or Pet Door
together.
From the inside of the house, feed the extended tunnel into the
hole in the wall until the Pet Door is flush against the wall. If no
adjustment to the hole shape or size is needed then you are at the
point where you can attach the Pet Door to the inside of the house.
The Pet Door can be secured directly to your wall, to
access the screw holes needed you have to remove the
front of the product. Remove the button cover and screw
covers, then unscrew the four internal screws and pull
the front of the product off. Once it's removed, locate
the 4 available screw holes inside - they will look like
the diagram on the right. Mark through the these holes
with a sharp pencil.