Petsafe Staywell 700 Series User manual

Seventh Edition
700 Series
Original
2 Way Pet Door
Small, Medium & Large
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Your Staywell Pet Door...
All Staywell pet doors are suitable to fit any door, wall or partition although additional materials and competent DIY skills may be required.
MediumSmall Large
Cat Small Dog Security
barrier
Fits wooden
doors
Fits brick
walls
Fits PVC/
uPVC/Metal
Medium Dog Security
barrier Fits wooden
doors
Fits brick
walls Fits PVC/
uPVC/Metal
Tunnel included is
suitable for most
thickness of doors
Large Dog Security
barrier
Fits wooden
doors
Fits brick
walls Fits PVC/
uPVC/Metal
Tunnel included is
suitable for most
thickness of doors
Please note: For Small variants of this pet door, an optional tunnel extension suitable for most thickness of doors upto 50mm (2”) is available to purchase if required. Please contact Staywell Customer Care.
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Before installing your pet door please
read the following step-by-step
instructions carefully.
Tools required
•Pencil
•Ruler
•Jig or Keyhole Saw
•Drill
•Screwdriver
•Tape measure
•Sand paper
•Scissors
Measurement and marking
Measure the belly height of your pet. (Fig. 1).
Mark this measurement on the outside of your door and draw a straight
horizontal line. (Fig. 2).
Please bear in mind that this line will eventually be the bottom of the
hole you will cut in your door and that the frame of the pet door will be
slightly lower. If necessary, this line may have to be raised slightly to
account for this.
FIG.1 FIG.2
Cutting a hole for your pet door
a) In Wood and PVC/uPVC/Metal
The hole that you cut will depend on the size of pet door you have purchased:
Small: 185mm x 158mm (71/4” x 61/4”)
Medium: 281mm x 237mm (111⁄8” x 93/8”)
Large: 370mm x 314mm (145⁄8” x 123/8”)
All dimensions are displayed
height x width (Fig. 3).
Not to scale - for best results you should refer
to the enclosed cutting template.
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Wooden doors PVC/uPVC/Metal
Width
Height
FIG.3
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b) In Walls
Follow the instructions for “Wood and PVC/uPVC/Metal”, by using the
enclosed cutting template. Please note that additional tools, materials and
competent DIY skills may be required.
FOR SAFETY REASONS IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO FIT THIS
PRODUCT IN GLASS.
Optional tunnel fitting
For Small variants of this pet door, an optional tunnel extension suitable
for most thickness of doors upto 50mm (2”) is available to purchase if
required. Please contact Staywell Customer Care.
Measure the depth of the hole cut in your door and cut the 4 tunnel pieces
to this depth (X). Connect the 4 tunnel pieces together in a square shape
as indicated and fix the tunnel onto the external frame (with flap) of the pet door.
Fits brick walls
x
Y
Optional tunnel
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Fitting your pet door
Your Staywell pet door is fitted with the security barrier on the
inside of your house.
If using the optional tunnel, it should be fitted at this stage - please refer to
the details on the previous page.
From the outside of the house, temporarily place the external frame (with
flap) into the hole and mark the screw holes as indicated. (Fig. 4).
Remove the pet door and drill the
holes with a 4.5mm (3/16”) drill bit
(Fig. 5).
Position the internal and external frames onto the door and use 4 screws
and nuts to screw into place through the holes drilled previously. Be sure
not to over tighten the screws. (Fig. 6).
If the screws are too long they may need to be cut down to match the depth
of your door. Using over long screws may damage the pet door. The screws
should be removed from the pet door before cutting. File down to ensure there
are no sharp edges.
Your Staywell pet door is now ready to use.
4.5mm
(
3
/ 16 ")
FIG.4
FIG.5
FIG.6
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Training your pet to use the pet door
Most pets will learn to use the pet door almost at once but there are a few
who may be a little nervous at first. The following tips will help your pet to
take full advantage of the outdoor freedom and indoor comfort - which you
want for your pet – and which your new pet door provides.
The most important rule is to be patient with your pet. Don’t be in a hurry.
Let your pet work out for itself that it can go in and out of doors. Don’t
force it through the flap or it may become frightened.
Many pet owners install pet doors when they move house. If this applies
to you, make sure that your pet is familiar with his or her surroundings
before you fit the pet door. Take it on supervised trips outdoors on a leash
and make sure it also feels secure and comfortable in its new indoor
environment. Cats especially can develop long lasting fears in unfamiliar
surroundings.
Once you have installed your pet door, leave the flap open for some time.
You can do this by using a long strip of masking tape; open the flap and
use the tape to keep it held open by fixing the other end of the tape to the
surface above. Make sure that the fixing is secure so that the flap can not
fall down accidentally. Let your cat become familiar with it and go in and
out freely.
Establish a motive for your pet to use the door, for cats, a good one
is food. First feed the cat near the door, inside and then near the door
outside. Repeat as often as you need to. Most cats, especially kittens,
also have a strong urge for freedom, perhaps to hunt. Cats are also social
creatures - they enjoy the company of other cats. This can be another
reason for them to explore outside.
Dogs can be trained to use the pet door in a matter of hours. Dogs
respond to encouragement, repetition and especially play, so why not use
the door as part of a game? E.g. throwing a ball through the pet door. Pat
and congratulate the dog when the pet door is used appropriately. Repeat
several times congratulating the dog every time he uses the pet door.
If this is something new to your
pet, it may take some patience
to teach your pet how to use it.
When your pet makes progress
give them a lot of praise - they’ve
earned it!
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Cleaning the pet door
Your pet door is constructed in the highest quality material with a
toughened flap and has been designed to last for many years.
To maintain its appearance, occasional wiping with a damp cloth
is all that is necessary.
3 year warranty
Your Staywell product is provided with a three year warranty. Warranty
covers the replacement of parts, or at the Company’s discretion the
replacement of a complete product. Warranty only covers manufacturing
defects and does not cover consumer misuse or damage.
In the event that a warranty claim is necessary, please contact Staywell
Customer Care. Please only return goods for inspection on the
authorisation of a Customer Care Representative who will advise you of
the procedures.
Register your warranty now - www.staywell.co.uk
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CUSTOMER CARE
www.staywell.co.uk
0800 046 1414
353 (0) 58 44 988
44 (0) 28 8776 9327
UK:
Republic
of Ireland:
Northern
Ireland:
Customer Care

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Votre chatière Staywell...
MoyennePetite Grande
Chat Petit chien Barrière
de sécurité Convient aux
portes en bois
Convient
aux murs en
briques
Convient au
PVC, au PVC
rigide et au
métal
Chien de taille
moyenne Barrière
de sécurité
Convient aux
portes en
bois
Convient
aux murs en
briques
Convient au PVC,
au PVC rigide et
au métal
Le tunnel inclus con-
vient à la majorité des
épaisseurs de portes
Gros
chien
Barrière
de sécurité
Convient aux
portes en
bois
Convient
aux murs en
briques
Convient au
PVC, au PVC
rigide et au
métal
Le tunnel inclus con-
vient à la majorité des
épaisseurs de portes
Remarque : Pour une petite version de cette chatière, vous pouvez acheter au besoin une extension de tunnel facultative adaptée à la plupart des épaisseurs de portes jusqu’à 50 mm (2 po) Veuillez entrer
en contact avec le service à la clientèle de Staywell.
All Staywell pet doors are suitable to fit any door, wall or partition although additional materials and competent DIY skills may be required.

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Avant d’installer la chatière, veuillez
lire attentivement les instructions
suivantes étape par étape.
Outils nécessaires
•Crayon
•Règle
•Scie sauteuse ou scie
à guichet
•Perceuse
•Tournevis
•Ruban à mesurer
•Papier abrasif
•Ciseaux
Mesure et marquage
Mesurez la hauteur de votre animal au niveau du ventre. (Fig. 1).
Mesurez cette hauteur sur votre porte et tracez une ligne horizontale.
(Fig. 2)
Gardez à l’esprit que cette ligne correspondra en fait à la limite
inférieure du trou que vous allez découper dans la porte et que
l’encadrement de la trappe sera situé légèrement plus bas. En cas
de besoin, il est peut-être nécessaire de tracer la ligne plus haut en
prenant en compte l’encadrement.
FIG. 1 FIG. 2
Découper un trou pour la chatière
a) Dans le bois, le PVC, le PVC
rigide et le métal
La taille du trou dépend de celle de la chatière que vous avez achetée :
Petite : 185 mm x 158 mm
(7 pi 1/4po x 6 pi 1/4po)
Moyenne : 281 mm x 237 mm
(11 pi 1⁄8po x 9 pi 3/8po)
Grande : 370 mm x 314 mm
(14 pi 5⁄8po x 12 pi 3/8po)
Toutes les dimensions sont exprimées
ainsi :
hauteur x largeur (Fig. 3).
Le schéma n’est pas à l’échelle; pour de
meilleurs résultats, consultez le modèle de
découpage inclus.
Portes en bois PVC, PVC rigide
ou métal
FIG. 3

x
Y
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b) Dans les murs
Suivez les mêmes instructions que pour le bois, le PVC, le PVC rigide et le
métal en vous servant du modèle de découpage inclus. Veuillez noter que
des outils et du matériel complémentaires, ainsi que des compétences en
bricolage se révèleront peut-être nécessaires.
POUR DES RAISONS DE SÉCURITÉ, IL N’EST PAS RECOMMANDÉ
DE MONTER CE PRODUIT SUR UNE SURFACE EN VERRE.
Montage du tunnel facultatif
Pour une petite version de cette chatière, vous pouvez acheter au besoin
une extension de tunnel facultative adaptée à la plupart des épaisseurs de
portes jusqu’à 50 mm (2 po) Veuillez entrer en contact avec le service à la
clientèle de Staywell.
Mesurez la profondeur du trou découpé dans votre porte et découpez
les 4 parties du tunnel à cette profondeur (X). Assemblez les 4 parties du
tunnel en forme de carré tel qu’indiqué, et montez le tunnel sur l’encadrement
extérieur (avec la trappe) de la chatière.
Convient aux murs en
briques
Tunnel facultatif