Dover Anthony Complete 101 Series User manual

Complete 101 Series
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Anthony Locations
Anthony is a manufacturer and solutions provider of glass doors, lighting systems, and display equipment for use in commercial refrigeration
systems. For more information on Anthony, please visit www.anthonyintl.com.
North America Locations
Sylmar, CA
Corporate Offices
12391 Montero Avenue
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Phone: [phone]
Toll-Free US: 800.772.0900
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Applicable Walk-In Models
101 Series
101N, 101T, 101B
Applicable Pass-Thru Models
103 Series
103N, 103T, 103B
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Table of Contents
APPLICABLE WALK-IN MODELS ................................................................................................................................................................. 2
APPLICABLE PASS-THRU MODELS .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................................................................................7
PROPER USE OF ANTHONY PRODUCTS......................................................................................................................................................... 7
QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7
SECTION 1 - SAFETY......................................................................................................................................................................8
SAFETY MESSAGES ................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
SIGNAL WORDS..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
SAFETY COLORS ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
SAFETY ALERTS SYMBOLS......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
USER SAFETY ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
General safety rules .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Safety equipment – Personal Protective Equipment .......................................................................................................... 10
Electrical Connections......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Precautions before work..................................................................................................................................................... 10
EQUIPMENT LIST &TOOLS..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
INSTALLATION TIPS............................................................................................................................................................................... 11
SECTION 2 – STANDARD WALK-IN LINE-UP FRAME INSTALLATION .............................................................................................12
TOOLS REQUIRED................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
FRAME UNPACKING.............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Figure 2.1: Frame Crate ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
FRAME HANDLING DURING INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Figure 2.2: Clamps to insert Frame into Net Opening......................................................................................................... 13
Figure 2.3: Mullions Attention Label................................................................................................................................... 13
Other Frame Installation Recommendations & Suggestions .............................................................................................. 13
NET OPENING &FRAME INSTALLATION..................................................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 2.4: Frame Alignment, Squareness, and Plumb ....................................................................................................... 16
SHIMMING THE FRAME ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Figure 2.5: Frame Shimming and Sealing Details ................................................................................................................ 17
PROPERLY SEALING THE FRAME............................................................................................................................................................... 18
CONTINUOUS LINEUP FRAME INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................................................. 19
Two (2) Frame Section Line-up ........................................................................................................................................... 19
Figure 2.6: T-Trim installation ............................................................................................................................................. 20
Three (3) or more Frame Sections Line-up ......................................................................................................................... 20
Figure 2.6: Continuous frame sections layout .................................................................................................................... 21
Figure 2.7: T-Trim installation ............................................................................................................................................. 21
Figure 2.8: Last Frame installation ...................................................................................................................................... 22
Figure 2.9: Second to Last Frame installation ..................................................................................................................... 22
FRAME ELECTRICAL WIRING CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 23
Conduit Exit Location.......................................................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 2.10: Conduit Exit location ...................................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 2.11: Wiring Labels.................................................................................................................................................. 24
Figure 2.12: Wiring Diagrams............................................................................................................................................. 24
SECTION 3 – DOOR UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS.........................................................................................................................25
Figure 3.1. Shipping Crate containing Anthony Doors ........................................................................................................ 26
OPENING SHIPPING CRATE..................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 3.2. Unscrewing the top portion of the Shipping Crate ........................................................................................... 27
Figure 3.3. Removing the top portion of the Shipping Crate .............................................................................................. 28
Figure 3.4. Offsetting crate weight for removing doors from the crate.............................................................................. 28
Figure 3.5. Removing Front side of Shipping Crate ............................................................................................................. 29
REMOVING DOORS FROM SHIPPING CRATE................................................................................................................................................ 30
Figure 3.6. Removing Door from Shipping Crate Correctly ................................................................................................. 30

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SECTION 4 – DOOR INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................................................31
DOOR HANDLING................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
DOOR INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Figure 4.1: Seating Door onto Torque Master .................................................................................................................... 32
Figure 4.2: Dielectric Grease in SOCKET (hinge pin plug) receptacle .................................................................................. 33
Figure 4.3: Engage Hinge Pin to Frame ............................................................................................................................... 34
Figure 4.4: Secure hold-open mounting screw ................................................................................................................... 34
TORQUE MASTER™AND SAG ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 4.5: Torque Master ™.............................................................................................................................................. 36
Sag Adjustment ................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Torque Adjustment:............................................................................................................................................................ 37
After Installation Gasket Check........................................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 4.6: Checking Door Gaskets..................................................................................................................................... 38
Clean up Work Area ............................................................................................................................................................ 38
Check door for Functionality............................................................................................................................................... 38
SECTION 5 - REQUIRED FUNCTIONALITY FOR COMPLETE INSTALL ..............................................................................................39
Door Frame Assembly ......................................................................................................................................................... 39
Gasket ................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Hinge Pin ............................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Hold Open Assembly........................................................................................................................................................... 39
Torque Master Assembly .................................................................................................................................................... 39
SECTION 6 - COOLER/FREEZER* STORE CONDITION REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................40
Table 6.1: Operating conditions.......................................................................................................................................... 40
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE ......................................................................................... 40
Figure 6.1 Product Stocking – Shelves required to be fully stocked ................................................................................... 41
Figure 6.2 Evaporator Air Deflector - Contact evaporator manufacturer for recommended air deflector......................... 41
SECTION 7 - ROUTINE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................42
RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE INSPECTION AND CLEANING INTERVALS........................................................................................................... 43
MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS........................................................................................................................................................ 43
•Freezer/Cooler Temp & Defrost Settings.................................................................................................................... 43
•Frame & Door ............................................................................................................................................................. 43
•Door/Frame Hinging Pin & Receptacle Area............................................................................................................... 43
•TorqueMaster™ .......................................................................................................................................................... 43
•Gaskets ....................................................................................................................................................................... 44
CLEANING ROUTINE.............................................................................................................................................................................. 44
SECTION 8 - TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................................45
Table 8.1: Installation Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................. 45
Table 8.2: General Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................... 46
SECTION 9 – FRAME REPLACEMENT PARTS ................................................................................................................................47
Figure 9.1 Frame Assembly for 101 Series Normal Temperature for Replacement Parts................................................... 47
Table 9.1 Frame Assembly for 101 Series Normal Temperature for Replacement Parts List ............................................. 48
Figure 9.2 Frame Assembly for101 Series Low Temperature for Replacement Parts......................................................... 49
Table 9.2 Frame Assembly for 101 Series Low Temperature for Replacement Parts List ................................................... 50
SECTION 10 – DOOR REPLACEMENT PARTS ................................................................................................................................51
Figure 10.1 Door Assembly for 101 Series Door, for Replacement Parts............................................................................ 51
Table 10.1 Door Assembly for 101 Series Replacement Parts List ...................................................................................... 51
SECTION 12 – OPTIMAX 7 LED LIGHTING FIXTURE REPLACEMENT ..............................................................................................53
Replacement Part Numbers................................................................................................................................................ 53
REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 54
End Jambs ........................................................................................................................................................................... 56
SECTION 13 – REMOVING & REPLACING THE TORQUE ROD........................................................................................................57
Figure 13.1 Torque Rod location......................................................................................................................................... 57
Figure 13.2 Removing torque rod from the door................................................................................................................ 58
Figure 13.3 Removing torque rod from the door................................................................................................................ 58
SECTION 14 – REMOVING & REPLACING THE HOLD-OPEN ASSEMBLY.........................................................................................59
REMOVING THE HOLD-OPEN ASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................................... 59
Figure 14.1 Removing hold-open assembly from door. ...................................................................................................... 59
REPLACING THE HOLD-OPEN ASSEMBLY.................................................................................................................................................... 60
Figure 14.2 Hold-open Assembly ........................................................................................................................................ 60

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SECTION 15 – REMOVING & REPLACING THE HINGE PIN.............................................................................................................61
SECTION 16 - TORQUE MASTER REPLACEMENT..........................................................................................................................64
Figure 16.1: Torque Master Replacement .......................................................................................................................... 64
SECTION 17 – PASS-THRU FRAME AND DOOR INSTALLATION.....................................................................................................66
TOOLS REQUIRED................................................................................................................................................................................. 66
NET OPENING ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Pre-Installation Recommendations and Tips..................................................................................................................... 67
FRAME INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Figure 17.1: Frame Alignment, Squareness, and Plumb ..................................................................................................... 69
SHIMMING THE FRAME ......................................................................................................................................................................... 70
Figure 17.2: Frame Shimming and Sealing Details .............................................................................................................. 70
SEALING THE FRAME............................................................................................................................................................................. 72
Figure 17.3: Sealing Threshold ............................................................................................................................................ 72
To Install a Pass-Thru Frame with Threshold ...................................................................................................................... 72
Figure 17.4: Mounting Holes............................................................................................................................................... 73
For Cut Threshold................................................................................................................................................................ 74
Figure 17.5: Frame Without Threshold............................................................................................................................... 74
FRAME ELECTRICAL WIRING CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 75
Conduit Exit Location.......................................................................................................................................................... 75
Figure 17.6: Conduit Exit location ...................................................................................................................................... 75
Figure 17.7: Wiring Labels.................................................................................................................................................. 75
Figure 17.8: Wiring Diagram .............................................................................................................................................. 77
SECTION 18 – PASS-THRU DOOR INSTALLATION.........................................................................................................................78
Figure 18.1: Inserting door Torque Rod into TorqueMaster .............................................................................................. 78
Figure 18.2: Dielectric Grease in SOCKET (hinge pin plug) receptacle ................................................................................ 79
Figure 18.3: Connect Hinge Pin .......................................................................................................................................... 79
Figure 18.4: Tighten Hold-Open Screw .............................................................................................................................. 80
To Remove the Door Assembly........................................................................................................................................... 81
Figure 18.5: Release TorqueMaster Tension...................................................................................................................... 81
Figure 18.6: Remove Hold-Open ........................................................................................................................................ 81
Figure 18.7: Disengage Hinge Pin....................................................................................................................................... 82
Figure 18.8: Withdraw Away from Hinge Gib .................................................................................................................... 82
Figure 18.9: Withdraw from Frame.................................................................................................................................... 82
PASS-THRU HEAVY DUTY HINGE INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................... 83
Hinges ................................................................................................................................................................................. 83
Figure 18.10: Self-Closing Hinge ......................................................................................................................................... 83
Confirmation of Parts.......................................................................................................................................................... 84
Figure 18.11: Parts ............................................................................................................................................................. 84
DOOR INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................................ 85
Figure 18.12: Supporting Door during installation............................................................................................................. 85
Figure 18.13: Mounting Door Hinges to Frame.................................................................................................................. 85
Figure 18.14: Shimming Hinges.......................................................................................................................................... 86
Hold Open........................................................................................................................................................................... 87
Figure 18.15: Hold Open .................................................................................................................................................... 87
Figure 18.16: Torquing Hinges ........................................................................................................................................... 87
SECTION 19 – PASS-THRU FRAME REPLACEMENT PARTS............................................................................................................88
Figure 19.1 Frame Assembly for 101 Series NT Pass-Thru; Replacement Parts .................................................................. 88
Table 19.1 Frame Assembly for 101 Series NT Pass-Thru Door Replacement Parts List ..................................................... 89
SECTION 20 – PASS-THRU DOOR REPLACEMENT PARTS..............................................................................................................90
Figure 20.1 Door Assembly for 101 Series NT Pass-Thru; Replacement Parts .................................................................... 90
Table 20.1 Door Assembly for 101 Series NT Pass-Thru Door Replacement Parts List ....................................................... 91
Figure 20.2 Door Assembly for 101 Series NT Pass-Thru; Replacement Parts .................................................................... 91
APPENDIX A - GASKET REPLACEMENT GUIDELINES.....................................................................................................................92
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS FOR SERVICING GASKETS.............................................................................................................................. 92
Tools Required .................................................................................................................................................................... 92
Recommendations and Suggestions ................................................................................................................................... 92
ORDERING REPLACEMENT GASKETS ......................................................................................................................................................... 92
GASKET REMOVAL ............................................................................................................................................................................... 93
GASKET INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................................................... 94

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APPENDIX B – DOOR REVERSAL .................................................................................................................................................97
Frame.................................................................................................................................................................................. 97
Door98
APPENDIX C – ANTI-FOG MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................................100
Care and Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................................. 100
APPENDIX D – POM LOCK INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................100
Figure D.1: Pom Lock Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 101
STANDARD POM LOCK ....................................................................................................................................................................... 101
Figure D.2: Plug Removal .................................................................................................................................................. 102
Figure D.3: Hinge Pin Access Plate (lock retainer)............................................................................................................. 102
Figure D.4: Front View POM Lock ..................................................................................................................................... 103
APPENDIX E – POM LOCK RETROFITTING .................................................................................................................................104
Figure E.1: POM Lock Retrofit Kit...................................................................................................................................... 104
Figure E.2: Template Offset location................................................................................................................................. 105
Figure E.3: Template Placement on Frame Side view ....................................................................................................... 106
Figure E.3: Access Plate Assembly .................................................................................................................................... 106
Figure E.4: Front View POM Lock...................................................................................................................................... 107
APPENDIX G – CYLINDER LOCK REPLACEMENT .........................................................................................................................108
Figure G.1: Cylinder lock strike location............................................................................................................................ 108
Figure G.2: Cylinder lock exploded view ........................................................................................................................... 109
Figure G.3: Lock Screw removal ........................................................................................................................................ 109
Figure G.4: Lock cylinder assembly removal ..................................................................................................................... 110
Figure G.5: Strike Plate replacement ................................................................................................................................ 110
Figure G.6: Cylinder lock assembly replacement .............................................................................................................. 111
Figure G.7: Secure Lock..................................................................................................................................................... 111
APPENDIX H – SLIMLINE DOOR HANDLE REPLACEMENT...........................................................................................................112
Figure H.1 – Locating handle screws................................................................................................................................. 112
Figure H.2 – Expose screws and secure the new handle................................................................................................... 113
APPENDIX I – PASS-THRU DOOR BOTTOM WIPER ADJUSTMENT & REPLACEMENT................................................................... 114
Bottom Wiper Adjustment:............................................................................................................................................... 114
Figure I.I – Wiper Adjustment ........................................................................................................................................... 114
Bottom Wiper Replacement: ............................................................................................................................................ 114
APPENDIX J – REMOVING & REPLACING DOOR RAIL PLASTIC COVER........................................................................................116
Tools Required .................................................................................................................................................................. 116
Removing Plastic Cover..................................................................................................................................................... 116
Figure J.I – Plastic Cover corner miter............................................................................................................................... 116
Figure J.2 – Prying Plastic Cover........................................................................................................................................ 117
Figure J.3 – Separating Plastic Cover from the door rail ................................................................................................... 117
Installing New Plastic Cover .............................................................................................................................................. 118
Figure J.4 – Installing replacement Plastic Cover .............................................................................................................. 118
Figure J.5 – Applying pressure .......................................................................................................................................... 118
APPENDIX K – ANTHONY ENERGY CONTROLLER.......................................................................................................................120
Features ............................................................................................................................................................................ 120
Location ............................................................................................................................................................................ 120
Figure K.1: 4-Door Frame Layout Example for Energy Controller and Sensor Locations .................................................. 120
PROGRAMMING,SETTINGS,AND PARAMETERS ......................................................................................................................................... 121
Sensor Button ................................................................................................................................................................... 121
Figure K.2: Energy Controller ............................................................................................................................................ 121
SETTINGS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 121
Offset Status Indicator Mode............................................................................................................................................ 121
24-Hour Heat Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 122
Offset Setting Options....................................................................................................................................................... 122
TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................................................................ 123
REPLACEMENT PART NUMBERS............................................................................................................................................................. 123
REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................... 123
REVISION HISTORY...................................................................................................................................................................126

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Introduction
This manual provides information required to perform installation, repairs, and required maintenance to the Anthony Frames and Doors. This
manual is intended as a written guide for personnel who are properly trained and qualified to safely use a variety of different equipment and
tools required during the installation, repairs, and performing maintenance of the Anthony Frames and Doors.
All personnel/contractors assigned to install Anthony Frame and/or Doors must read this manual in its entirety as one of the steps in being
certified to install and work on Anthony doors. Failure to read and thoroughly understand the material contained in this manual may
ultimately result in damage to the equipment, and injury to personnel, and could void the warranty.
The components and systems described in this manual may be operated only by personnel qualified for the specific task by the relevant
documentation, warning notices, and safety instructions. Qualified personnel are those who, based on their training and experience can
identify risks and avoid potential hazards when working with these types of components and systems.
Proper use of Anthony Products
Anthony’s products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and the relevant technical documentation. If products and
components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Anthony. Proper transport, storage,
installation, assembly, commissioning, operation, and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any
problems. The permissible ambient conditions must be complied with.
Anthony has reviewed the contents of this publication to ensure consistency with the hardware and/or software described. Since variance
cannot be precluded entirely, we cannot guarantee full consistency. However, the information in this publication is reviewed regularly and
any necessary corrections will be included in subsequent editions. Specifications and information are subject to change without notice.
Qualified Personnel
The Anthony product/systems described in this installation manual should only be operated only by personnel qualified for the specific task
following the relevant documentation warning notices and safety instructions. Qualified personnel who, based on their training and
experience, can identify risks, and avoid potential hazards when working with these Anthony products/systems.

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Section 1 - Safety
Safety Messages
This manual includes general, task-specific, and important Safety Messages. Each Safety Message includes several elements, Signal Words,
Safety Alert Symbols, Safety Colors, and Safety Message. The following is an example of a safety message with all elements included.
These Safety Messages are defined by the level of severity and are found throughout the manual indicating measures that must be taken
while performing the specific task at hand.
Signal Words
•DANGER: Indicates a hazard that, if not avoided, WILL result in death or serious injury.
•WARNING: Indicates a hazard which, if not avoided, COULD result in death or serious injury.
•CAUTION: Indicates a hazard that, if not avoided, WILL result in minor or moderate injury.
•NOTICE: Indicates a hazard or practice that, if not avoided, CAN result in equipment or property damage.
•SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS: Indicates safety-related instructions, procedures, or the locations of safety equipment.
Safety Colors
COLOR SAMPLE SIGNAL WORD
RED
DANGER
ORANGE
WARNING
YELLOW
CAUTION
BLUE
NOTICE
GREEN
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GREY
ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE ALERT

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Safety Alerts Symbols
Your safety and the safety of others are very important. The following Safety Alert Symbols will be used in conjunction with the Safety
Messages to warn of potential risks when installing or maintaining your Anthony Door. These Safety Alert Symbols communicate hazardous
information quickly and reinforce the Safety Message without the use of words and across language barriers. These safety messages alert
you to potential hazards that could hurt you or others or render damage to Anthony's products. Each safety message is associated with a
safety alert symbol. These symbols are found throughout the manual. The definition of these symbols is described below:
Protective Eyewear– Potential risk of eye injuries,
protective eyewear required when performing this, and
any other associated tasks.
Stop – Before you begin: Installation of this assembly requires a
person familiar with the construction and operation of electrical
systems and the Hazards involved. Read instructions completely and
carefully.
Protective Footwear– Potential risk of injury to your
feet, protective footwear is required when performing
this and any other associated tasks.
Risk of Electrical Shock– Potential risk of Electrical Shock; pay close
attention to instructions when performing this and any other
associated tasks.
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands,
protective gloves required when performing this, and
any other associated tasks.
Commercial Refrigeration – This symbol indicates for use inside a
commercial refrigeration case with packaged foods only.
Hearing Protection– Potential risk of injury to your ears,
protective ear coverings required when performing this,
and any other associated tasks.
Warning – To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock or injury
observe the following:
•Use this unit in the manner intended by the manufacturer.
•Turn the power off before removing the existing lighting system and
follow appropriate lockout/tag-out safety procedures
Safety Vest– Wearing a high visibility vest is required
when performing this and any other associated tasks.
Heavy object symbol– Single person lift could cause muscle strain or back
injury. Get help when moving or lifting. Use other proper lifting aids,
seek assistance, and always use proper lifting techniques when moving.
Long Pants– Wearing long pants is required when
performing this and any other associated tasks.
Note – This will contain information that is helpful for a procedure,
condition, or operation. Read instructions completely and carefully.
Read Instructions symbol– Read and understand the
manual and all other safety instructions before
proceeding.
Handle with care symbol– Indicates that specific items require care when
handling.
Pinch Hands symbol – Potential risk of hands sustaining an injury in
pinching points.
User Safety
General safety rules
These safety rules apply:

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•Always keep the work area clean.
•Pay attention to the risks presented by obstacles or other people in the work area.
•Avoid all electrical dangers.
•Pay attention to the risks of electric shock or arc flash hazards.
•Always bear in mind the risk of pinching, electrical accidents, and broken glass.
•Always seek assistance from another person when handling frames and doors
Safety equipment – Personal Protective Equipment
Use safety equipment according to the company, local, and state regulations. Use this safety equipment within the work area when
performing any type of work on Anthony Doors:
•Safety goggles
•Protective shoes
•Protective gloves
•Long Pants
•Hearing protection
•First-aid kit
•Other Safety devices
Electrical Connections
Electrical connections must be made in compliance with all international, national, state, and local regulations. For more information about
requirements, see “Section 2- Frame Electrical Wiring Connections–” of this manual detailing requirements.
Precautions before work
Observe these safety precautions before you work on the installation or service of any Anthony product:
•Provide a suitable barrier around the work area; For example, a caution sign/tape, as allowed by the site manager.
•Ensure all safety guards are in place and secure.
•Recognize the site emergency exits, eyewash stations, emergency showers, and toilets.
•Ensure a clear path of retreat.
•Ensure the door will not fall over and/or injure people and/or damage property.
•Ensure lifting equipment is in good condition.
•When using a lifting device, safety device, or other equipment seek assistance when needed.
•Ensure the door is thoroughly clean.
•Ensure quick access to a first-aid kit.
•Disconnect and lockout power before servicing.

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Equipment List & Tools
The following is a list of all the different equipment, tools, materials, and other things you will need when installing the Anthony 101N Frame
and doors.
Equipment:
Frame/Door Installation:
Tools:
Materials:
•
Safe movers
•Dollies
•Ratchet straps
•Clamps
•Pallet Jack
•J-bar
•Broom
•2” x 4” Studs
•
Shims
•Silicone/Butyl
•Caulk gun
•4' - 6' level
•Rubber/plastic mallet
•Wire stripper/cutter
•Wire nuts
•Tape measure
•Towels / rags
•
Voltage tester
•Soldering Iron
•#2 Philips screwdriver
•Flat-head screwdriver
•Needle-nose pliers
•Razor Knife
•Utility knife
•5/32” Hex Key
•7/16 & 1/2" wrenches
•Wireless Drill/Driver
•
High Viscosity Dielectric grease
High Viscosity Dielectric grease
For Harsh Conditions
(Anthony P/N: 98-25497-0001)
•NSF Approved Food Grade
Silicone Sealant
•Plywood Shims
•Foam glass cleaner
(Ammonia Free)
•Black Paint marker
Installation Tips
• Complete replacement of wire assemblies is recommended whenever required. Splice wires only if necessary, using proper
materials: such as electrical tape, wire nuts, flux core solder, and heat shrink.
• Apply liquid soap to rail plastic covers and gaskets upon installation to facilitate insertion into mounting grooves.
• Keep doors and frames clean for product efficiency. This can also help reduce energy consumption and potential health
hazards.
• Whenever binding gasket or plastic parts use food-grade silicone.
• Always use the correct tool for the job to be performed. This ensures proper installation and minimizes safety risks.
• If there is any doubt about the work to be performed, consult with a certified technician or Anthony’s representative.
• Preventative maintenance is recommended to ensure product longevity.
PROTECTIVE GEAR NOTICE
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands, protective gloves required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Footwear Protective – Potential risk of injury to your feet, wearing protective footwear is
required when performing this and any other associated tasks.

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Section 2 – Standard Walk-In Line-Up Frame Installation
Tools Required
Refer to “Equipment List & Tools” in Section 1 for a complete list of all equipment, tools, materials, and other things needed for installation. If
the Frames are not installed upon arrival, they should be protected from the environmental conditions, and ensure storage of the product
indoors at a normal room temperature of 75°F or less, do not store outside, weather can damage the frame and cause issues such as plastic
deformation.
PROTECTIVE GEAR NOTICE
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands, protective gloves required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Footwear Protective – Potential risk of injury to your feet, wearing protective footwear is
required when performing this and any other associated tasks.
Frame Unpacking
Before beginning installation follow the instructions below to unpack the frames for shipping crates safely and effectively.
1. Locate the factory-painted instructions on the crate which read “OPEN ON THIS SIDE” (they are painted with red ink).
2. Carefully, place the crate flat on the floor with the “OPEN ON THIS SIDE” facing up.
3. Remove all screws from the top and bottom wood planks to remove, followed by the center plank.
4. Carefully, pull the frame from the create and prepare to install it in the case.
Figure 2.1: Frame Crate
NOTICE
Note – When you have multiple frames, please refer to the “Continuous Lineup Frame
Installation” instructions in this section. Depending on your configuration you will have two
(2) to three (3) different frames (Right Flanged, Continuous, and Left Flanged).

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Frame Handling during Installation
During installation take special care not to push on or use mullions to lift the frame. Applying force to mullions may cause damage and affect
the frame's optimal performance. If needed, we recommend using either a Sliding or Speed Clamp to align and squeeze the Frame into the
net opening (see Figure 2.2). When using clamps ensure to gradually squeeze slowly to prevent the frame from bending or cracking.
PROTECTIVE GEAR NOTICE
Protective Eyewear– Potential risk of eye injuries, protective eyewear required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands, protective gloves required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Footwear Protective – Potential risk of injury to your feet, wearing protective footwear is
required when performing this and any other associated tasks.
Figure 2.2: Clamps to insert Frame into Net Opening
1. Once Frame(s) are completely installed proceed to remove the Yellow Labels from the mullions see Figure 2.3 below.
Figure 2.3: Mullions Attention Label
Other Frame Installation Recommendations & Suggestions
1. Complete replacement of wire assemblies is recommended whenever required.
2. Apply liquid soap to rail plastic covers and gaskets upon installation, to facilitate insertion into mounting grooves.

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3. Keep doors and frames clean for product efficiency. This can also help reduce energy consumption and potential health hazards.
4. Whenever binding gasket or plastic parts only use food-grade silicone.
5. Always use the correct tool for the job to be performed. This ensures proper installation and minimizes safety risks.
6. If there is any doubt about the work to be performed, consult with a certified technician or Anthony/Anthony representative.
7. Preventative maintenance is recommended to ensure product longevity.
8. Ensure to have correct replacement screw size, quantity, and type if replacing with non-Anthony or non-Anthony hardware.
9. Do not over-tighten screws when installing.

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Net Opening & Frame installation
Read the instructions in this Section completely before installing the frame. Before installing the frame, confirm that the size of the net
opening accommodates the finished frame, net opening should be larger by 1/8” than the frame size, there should be a gap of 1/8" on top,
1/8" on the right side, and 1/8" on the left side. If the gap tolerances exceed 3/8”, the net opening will have to be enlarged to reduce the gap
within 1/8”. Also, ensure that there is a minimum of 3-1/2” clearance from floor to top of the bottom sill (opening).
PROTECTIVE GEAR NOTICE
Protective Eyewear– Potential risk of eye injuries, protective eyewear required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands, protective gloves required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Footwear Protective – Potential risk of injury to your feet, wearing protective footwear is
required when performing this and any other associated tasks.
The following instructions will ensure proper frame installation:
1. When installing the frame, DO NOT install the Frame directly on Sheetrock, the frame is designed to be installed on
Cooler/Refrigeration Cases/Freezer Boxes only.
2. Ensure that the Sealing Frame Flap is fully engaged to, Sill, Header, and Jack Studs creating a seal without any gaps (see Figure 2.4).
3. Make sure to DO NOT force the frame if the fit is too tight, doing so may cause you to break the Sealing Frame Flap or tweak the
Frame.
4. Insert a mounting screw into a mounting hole in each corner of the frame and tighten each screw until it is approximately a quarter
inch from being flush.
5. Check the frame is aligned properly or square.
6. Use a measuring tape to measure diagonally from one corner to the opposite and note the distance.
7. Measure the distance between the remaining two corners.
8. Both measurements should be the same, or within a 1/16” difference.
9. Confirm the frame and frame flanges are vertically and horizontally aligned (plumb) to the wall surface around the net opening.
10. Place a level on the top flange of the header frame to check if it is horizontally aligned.
11. If the top of the header frame sags or bows, correct it as necessary.
12. When the frame is completely aligned, tighten all mounting screws securely until each is flush with the frame surface. DO NOT
over-tighten the screws, as this can cause the frame to become out of square.
13. Check the entire frame to ensure installation is correct. If needed see refer to the “Shimming Frame” section for instructions on
how to use shims to align the frame properly.
WARNING
Warning: DO NOT over-tighten screws onto the frame, as this may cause bowing, sagging, or
the frame to become out of square. This will cause installation issues with Door's proper
function. Adjusted the frame as needed to ensure it is square and free of bowing and sags.

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Figure 2.4: Frame Alignment, Squareness, and Plumb
WARNING
Warning: Use only food-grade silicone sealant (add caulking for larger gaps)to seal the gap
between the frame and the surrounding wall, inside the case, cooler or freezer. Not following
these procedures can void Anthony’s Service & Warranty on condensation and ice build-up
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Shimming the Frame
Shimming is only to be used when necessary and will primarily be done at the header (top) of the frame and opening. If the gap between the
frame and net opening is greater than 1/8”, proceed to shim the gap for a proper fit. Refer to Figure 2.5, below for a detailed view of Shim
location. If everything is aligned, squared, plumb and gaps do not exceed 1/16” skip the shimming process and proceed to seal the Frame
refer to “Sealing the Frame” below for instructions.
PROTECTIVE GEAR NOTICE
Protective Eyewear– Potential risk of eye injuries, protective eyewear required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands, protective gloves required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Footwear Protective – Potential risk of injury to your feet, wearing protective footwear is
required when performing this and any other associated tasks.
The following instructions will ensure to properly shim frame when necessary:
1. Acquire sturdy, penetrable material, such as plywood. The thickness of the material should be wedge-shaped and slightly less than
the gap to be filled, remember if the gap is larger than 1/8” opening must be reduced properly to accommodate the frame.
2. When using shims, they must be installed from left to right or top to bottom, PARALLEL to frame width or height.
3. Measure the length of the gap (height or width of the frame) and cut the shim material to 1/16 of an inch less than the measured
length.
4. Install the shim using the same type of mounting hardware that will be used to install the frame. Be certain that the shim installation
hardware will not interfere with the frame installation hardware.
5. If necessary, cut a second shim to the same length and install it on the opposite side of the net opening.
6. If the adjacent sides of the net opening need to be shimmed, repeat the previous steps, matching the shim length to the frame sides
of the net opening (less 1/16 of an inch).
7. Shims must NOT be used perpendicularly.
8. Excess shim material MUST be removed to ensure proper sealing to the frame.
A. When the Frame extends past Sill, Header, or Jack Studs ensure that excess shim material does not extend (in-depth,
i.e., front to back) past the Sill, Header, or Jack Studs (see Figure 2.5, Example 1 below)
B. When Sill, Header, or Jack Studs extend past the Frame ensure that excess shim material does not extend (in-depth,
i.e., front to back) past the Frame (see Figure 2.5, Example 2 below)
Figure 2.5: Frame Shimming and Sealing Details

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Properly Sealing the Frame
The electrical connection at the Junction Box where the wires enter the frame, and where the wires enter the raceway in the frame must be
sealed with NSF Approved Food Grade Silicone Sealant (RTV-108) at the time of installation. Ensure to seal the gap between the frame and
the surrounding wall, inside the case, cooler or freezer. Not following these procedures can void Anthony and Anthony’s Service & Warranty
on condensation and ice build-up issues. Refer to Figure 2.5, on the previous page for clarification.
The following instructions will ensure a proper seal of the Frame:
1. Always ensure that you can locate the Foam insert which lines the entire flange around the Frame; DO NOT remove this foam, it is
critical to ensure proper insulation.
2. Ensure that the Sealing Frame Flap is fully engaged to, Sill, Header, and Jack Studs creating a seal without any gaps.
3. Ensure that any excess shimming material is removed as instructed above in “Shimming Frame”.
4. If your installation is like Example 1 in Figure 2.5, proceed to seal with Silicone Sealant (RTV-108) as shown.
5. If your installation is like Example 2 in Figure 2.5, proceed to seal with Silicone Sealant (RTV-108) as shown.
6. Follow the manufacturer’s curing instructions for the Silicone Sealant (RTV-108) to ensure proper use.
7. Once Silicone Sealant is cured double-check for any remaining gaps that require more sealant.
WARNING
Warning: Ensure to use silicone approved for use in commercial refrigeration applications which meets all
requirements and guidelines. Use only food-grade silicone sealant (add caulking for larger gaps)to seal the gap
between the frame and the surrounding wall, inside the case, cooler or freezer. Not following these procedures
can void Anthony’s Service & Warranty on condensation and ice build-up issues.

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Continuous Lineup Frame Installation
Use the following instructions for walk-in line-ups when more than one frame section(s) is required (applies to 101N, 101B & 101T walk-in
configurations with more than one frame). These instructions will guide you on how to install multiple frames using the provided T-Trim(s)
which seals the gap between any two (2) frames. Whether you have two or more frames use the instructions below to ensure proper
installation of the entire frame line-up. When your installation only requires one frame section there is no need for T-Trim installation.
NOTICE
Note – These instructions apply only to the 101N, 101B, and 101T in both Normal
Temperature and Low-Temperature walk-in applications only. For Pass-Thru configurations
please refer to “Section 18 – Pass-Thru Door Installation” for instructions on installation
(which are limited to 1 and 2-door configurations).
PROTECTIVE GEAR NOTICE
Protective Eyewear– Potential risk of eye injuries, protective eyewear required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Protective Gloves– Potential risk of injury to your hands, protective gloves required when
performing this, and any other associated tasks.
Footwear Protective – Potential risk of injury to your feet, wearing protective footwear is
required when performing this and any other associated tasks.
Two (2) Frame Section Line-up
The following instructions are for installations that required two (2) frame sections only:
1. To begin, set the first frame (ensure that the first frame has a full flange on the right side and continuous flange on the left
side) against the far-right side of the net opening/case opening and install according to instructions previously noted in this
section ensuring to square, plumb, secure, and seal the first frame (shim if needed).
2. Ensure the first frame is installed correctly, then set the second frame into the net opening/case opening (ensure that the
second frame has a full flange on the left side and a continuous flange on the right side). Slide the second frame to the far left
of the net opening/case opening and slide it snug frame against the opening. Ensure to square, plumb, secure, and seal the
frame (shim if needed). Use instructions given on previous pages.
3. After installing the second frame insert a T-Trim between the first and second frames.
4. Once T-Trim is in place, insert binding bolts (sex bolts) through the right side of the first frame, and into the left side of the
second frame. Tighten until frames are pulled together. Refer to Figure 2.6.