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Paul from SWISCO responded:
November 12, 2015
I'm afraid your series #4671 stationary door is part of the main door frame and in most circumstances is not removable. If you can, please send some photos and I can confirm if that is indeed the case for you. |
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
November 13, 2015
Ah, I'm glad you sent these photos. Looking at them, this is indeed an exception, and the stationary door should be removable to the outside. First, look on the inside of the stationary door for any clips attaching it to the wall jamb. Then, remove the stationary bracket on the exposed end at the outside top of the door, as well the lower small screw that attaches the bottom of the door to the sill. Slide the door out away from the side jamb and then lift it out. |
That is a Guaranteed Products door. After removing the clips bottom sill cap, and any screws holding it in, I would start by tilting the outside panel up and away from the jamb at the bottom. That's usually the best way to loosen that door.<br />
That door tends to be tight in the height.
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
November 13, 2015
I believe the bottom screw attaches to an inside corner bracket to keep the door fixed. The door rail is hollow, so you can slide the door over the bracket. Once the door is out of the side jamb, you can lift it over the corner bracket.
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