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S.I.G.
Southeastern Insulated Glass
FIXED SKYLIGHT GLASS REPLACEMENT
| The S.I.G.
Fixed
Skylight has been specifically designed for ease of replacement of the
insulated glass by the pro or the Do-It-Yourselfer.
1. Remove the 4 or 6 screws that
hold the bronze cap (B) to the curb (C).
2. A small amount of silicon
sealant just under the bronze cap and on top of the glass (D) help hold
the glass and cap in place. If raising gently on the cap will not
break this seal, release the cap from the skylight by using a putty
knife to slide on top of the glass and under the cap.
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3.
With the cap removed, locate the double stick tape that holds
the glass to the curb (E). Insert the blade of a razor
knife between the curb and the glass and cut the tape releasing
the glass from the curb.
4. Using a putty knife,
scrape all excess tape from the surface of the curb. Take
care not to damage the aluminum on the curb as this could cause
problems later.
DO NOT
REMOVE PROTECTIVE PAPER FROM DOUBLE STICK TAPE AT THIS TIME.
5. Apply
the new double stick tape to the top of the curb butting joints
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With the protective paper still intact on the tape, set the
glass, laminated side down, (laminated glass optional), on top
of the curb and insure that the glass sits properly on the curb
so that the cap will slide back in place. With the glass
lined up properly on the curb, slide the glass approximately six
(6) inches up the curb revealing the tape and protective
paper. Remove the protective paper along the bottom and up
both sides for only the six (6) inches that are exposed.
Raising the bottom of the glass slightly so as not to stick to
the tape, slide the glass back down on the curb, insuring that
the glass is still properly aligned all the way around.
Press the glass to the tape firmly. This will help hold
the glass in place temporarily. Next, raise the opposite
end of the glass just enough to remove the protective paper from
the tape and press the glass firmly in place.
DO
NOT ATTEMPT TO MOVE THE GLASS ONCE IN PLACE
7.
Before replacing the cap on the skylight, clean the old silicone
from inside the cap at the four corners. Put a small spot of
silicone approximately one inch from each cornet. Set the
cap back in place on the skylight and replace the screws in the
same holes and tighten.
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