SURE petcare Microchip Pet Door Notice D'utilisation page 10

7.2 Installation in wooden doors, plastic doors, or plasterboard walls
1. Place the external frame face down as in Figure 2. Attach a ball of Blu Tack (or similar
adhesive putty) in each of the four corners. These should allow you to stick the frame to
most doors.
2. Choose the position on the door at which you want to mount the pet door and stick the
frame to the door. To ensure that it is level we recommend you use a spirit level as shown
in Figure 3.
3. Run a sharpened pencil or pen around the inside edge of the frame where it would touch
the door. You need to make a legible line as this will be used for cutting against.
4. Remove the frame from the door and check you have a solid line (Figure 4). Before you cut
out the hole for the tunnel drill holes in all the corners large enough to allow your jigsaw
blade through, see figure 5. Cut out the tunnel hole with an electric jigsaw –ensure you
cut 2mm (1/16") outside the line you have marked for the hole to allow enough clearance
for the tunnel, see Figure 6. Make sure that your jigsaw is sitting flat on the door at all
times while cutting.
5. Clean off any loose debris, dust and dirt from the door before you install the
Microchip Pet Door.
6. Mount the pet door in the hole with the main assembly (battery covers and LCD screen)
inside the house. See Figure 7. Mount the external frame on the outside of the house
and mark the 4 screw holes. Using a drill with a 6mm (1/4") diameter bit, drill the holes for
the screws. It is vital these holes are drilled straight to ensure the two halves of the pet
door connect properly.
7. Re-mount the pet door and the external frame on the outside of the house.
Depending on the thickness of the door, the tunnel will protrude through the frame by
differing amounts. Under no circumstances should you cut or drill through the
tunnel as this contains the microchip reader and will prevent the unit from
working properly. Three different lengths of screw have been provided for your use.
Choose the correct screw length to suit the thickness of your door. If you are not sure, use
the smallest first, if this is too short use the next size up. Take care not to use a longer
screw than needed, as this may damage the main assembly front face. Screw the
external frame to the main assembly. See Figure 8.
8. When the pet door has been mounted correctly, place the screw caps over the screw
holes on the external frame. Align the screw caps with the slot pointing outwards and push
firmly into place. See Figure 9. To remove the screw caps slide a flat blade screwdriver
into the side slot and lever the cap out of the hole.
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