Kidco G4200 User manual

Fits openings 28”– 42.5”
G2100
USER GUIDE
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HARDWARE MOUNTINSTALLATION
G2101
Angle M ount Safeway
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Extension Placement Guide
G4200 Extension Kit for Angle Mount Safeway Model G2100
G4201 Extension Kit for Angle Mount Safeway Model G2101
Note: Each kit contains one extension
Width Opening Extensions What You Need Placement
28”-42 ½” Basic Gate No extensions
42”-52 ½” 1-G4200/4201 Gate + 1 extension -1 on one end
52”-63” 2-G4200/4201 Gate + 2 extensions -1 on each end

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Angle M ount Safeway
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AHinge side template
BLocking side template
C Gate
DAssembly part (housing)
EAssembly part (cover)
F-G Screw/socket
HLower handle part
ILower hinge part
JUpper hinge part
KUpper handle part
L-M Screw/socket
NUpper hinge bracket
OWood screws
PLower hinge bracket
QLocking cap
RUpper latch
SLower locking bracket
TStop pin
USpring
VHinge cap
WUpper locking bracket
YStop clip
Parts list
A
C
B
D1 D2 E1
E2
F
L
M
N
O
P
QR S
TUV
GH
JK
WY
I
Intended for use with children
from 6 months through 24 months
Check the stability of the gate
and tighten all hardware and
mountings regularly
To prevent serious injury or death,
securely install gate or enclosure
and use according to
manufacturer’s instructions
Install according to the
manufacturer’s instructions
Never use with a child able to
climb over or dislodge/open the
gate or enclosure
Never use if gate is less than
¾ of child’s height
Do not use if any part of the gate
is broken or missing
This product will not necessarily
prevent all accidents. Never leave
child unattended
Use only spare parts available
from KidCo®
Never allow child to climb or
swing on gate
Use only with the locking/latching
mechanism securely engaged
Discontinue use if any part of
the gate is damaged
Never climb over the gate
Never hang or tie toys, etc,
to any part of the gate
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WARNING
Important Information
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND KEEP THEM
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
This gate is designed for children from 6 months to 24 months. Since each child’s skills develop at different
ages, these parameters should be monitored against your child’s own development.
When installed in as instructed, between two clean, structurally sound surfaces, this gate conforms to
applicable ASTM standards.
No part of the gate requires lubrication. Clean using warm, soapy water or a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive
cleaners or bleach. Once installed the gate should be checked periodically to ensure a safe and secure fit
and to maintain proper working order.
Maintenance

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1Important: Gate must be installed in a
structurally sound opening. The gate must
be mounted to a rigid surface. Ensure
mounting surface (wall, door frame,
stairposts, etc.) is strong, rigid and has
an even surface.
2If using gate on a stairway, it must be
placed either on top stair or on lowest stair
at the bottom.
3When assembling the gate, it is
important that the sections fit without
any distance between rails or bars.
Installation
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4Finding appropriate width of gate
With the two sections aligned against each
other, place gate against one side of
opening where it is to be installed. The
distance between the opposite side of gate
and wall/doorframe must be between
2” – 4 ¾”.
5Once proper width is achieved, it is
ready to assemble. Place parts (D1) and
(E1) on top gate rail with (E1) fitting under
the top rail around the end vertical bar of
one gate panel and (D1) locking around
(E1) above top rail. Line up screw holes
and insert one set of screws (F and M),
loosely securing. Repeat for second side of
top assembly. Next, place parts (D2)
locking around (E2) below bottom rail. Line
up screw holes and insert screws (F and M)
loosely securing. Repeat for second side of
bottom assembly. Once all four assemblies
are attached, tighten screws.
6Place handle and hinge parts (H), (I),
(J) and (K) onto the gate. Insert the screws
(L) and the screw sockets (G) into all four
parts according to picture. Do not fully
tighten yet.
2”-43/4”
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K
L
G
J
L
G
G
L
I
L
G
H
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D1+E1
D2+E2
D2
E2
D1
E1
F
F
M
M

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10aDetermine which direction the gate
should open. For the top of stairways,
gate should never open out over stairs.
Insert stop pin (T) into holes of lower locking
bracket (S). Insert stop clip (Y) into upper
latch (R). The longer portion of the stop pin
and the outer edge of the stop clip should
both be on the same side.
Use longer screws for mounting into
studs behind drywall.
Important: The gate cannot open to the
stop pin/stop clip side.
10b Using 2 wood screws (O) mount lower
locking bracket (S) with hole facing up, in
bottom 2 screw hole positions. Using 2 wood
screws (O) install upper locking bracket (W).
Place part (R) onto upper locking bracket (W).
11 Place gate onto hinge parts. Next,
place spring (U) and hinge cap (V) onto
upper hinge post.
12 IMPORTANT: ENSURE HINGE CAP
CANNOT BE PUSHED UP AND IS LOCKED
IN PLACE.
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S
Y
R
Q
W
O
R
S
T
O
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7Hinge side mounting
Screws provided are for mounting
directly into wood. If mounting into
brick, drywall or other surfaces, use
appropriate hardware. If installing into
hardwood (i.e. oak), drilling a pilot
hole may be necessary. Cut out
templates along all dotted lines, separating
template (a) from (b). Hold template (a)
vertically and completely outstretched
against mounting surface with the end
marked ” ” even with the floor. Mark screw
hole positions. Remove the template.
8Use longer screws for mounting
into studs behind drywall. Using 2 wood
screws (O) mount upper hinge bracket (N)
with the hole and the post pointing up, in
top 2 screw hole positions. Using 2 wood
screws (O) mount lower hinge bracket (P)
with angled side facing down, in bottom 2
screw hole positions.
9Locking Side Mounting
Screws provided are for mounting
directly into wood. If mounting into
brick, drywall or other surfaces, use
appropriate hardware. If installing into
hardwood (i.e. oak), drilling a pilot
hole may be necessary. Hold template
(B) vertically and completely outstretched
against mounting surface with the end
marked ” ” even with the floor. Mark screw
hole positions. Remove the template.
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O
P
O
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Operation
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13 Center gate in the opening. Loosen
screws on parts (H), (I), (J) and (K) and
adjust so they rest securely into hinge and
locking side brackets. The distance
between gate and wall/doorframe must be
between 1”- 3”.
14 If gate is installed on an angle, part (R)
will need to be rotated so that the gate
handle rests securely inside upper locking
bracket. Once the gate handle rests
securely inside locking bracket, slide
locking cap (Q) onto upper locking
bracket (W).
IMPORTANT: ENSURE LOCKING CAP
CANNOT BE PUSHED UP AND IS
LOCKED IN PLACE.
Be certain to tighten all gate screws.
15 To open gate, pull top locking latch
backwards with your thumb and lift gate
up and out of bracket.
When closing gate, be sure that both upper
and lower locking side parts are resting
securely in brackets and the upper latch
is locked.
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Q
RW
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I
H
K
13 16 Temporary removal
The gate may be removed by pressing back
on the locking tab on top of upper hinge
while sliding the hinge cap up. Remove
spring and lift gate off top and bottom
hinges. FOR SAFETY REASONS, RETURN
SPRING AND HINGE CAP ONTO HINGE
POST, MAKE SURE CAP IS LOCKED
IN PLACE.
17 If gate is outside mounted to a wall
(instead of doorframe) it is very important
that the wall hardware is flush with the edge.
When the gate is in place make sure that:
a)The distance between the wall/doorframe
and the 1st bar is less than 3” on
both sides.
b)The distance between the floor and the
lowest part of the gate frame is between
3/4” - 2 1/2”.
c)The spring is placed on top of the hinge
part on the gate. It must not be underneath.
d)The stop pin is placed so that the gate can
not open out over the stairs - if any.
e)The catch on the handle can move freely
(back and forth) and that it fits properly into
the slot on the upper locking bracket.
f) All screws are tightened.
NOTE: GATE SHOULD ALWAYS BE IN THE
LOCKED POSITION. IF GATE IS OPEN AND
EXCESSIVE PRESSURE IS APPLIED, (SUCH
AS STANDING OR SWINGING ON THE GATE)
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE MAY OCCUR.
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