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8.3.5. Removal of the intact side glass
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Fig. 8.103. Components of side glass: 1 – side glass; 2 – decorative overlay of a roof
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Side glass with consolidation
Stick a zone at edges of glasses with an adhesive tape 6 on a textile basis for protection of varnishing against damages.
Pierce a pricker the glue roller from within on side glass 1 in the direction of a rack In (fig. 8.104).
To involve thread for cutting 4 inside and fix it on the motionless handle 3.
Carry out thread for cutting to a bottom via the glue roller 2.
NOTE
On corners cut the cutting movements easier to overcome glue.
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Push thread for cutting 4 inside and the motionless handle 3 at a rack of D behind in the glue roller 2 (fig. 8.105).
Carry out thread for cutting 4 on the glue roller by means of the mobile handle.
Push thread for cutting 4 inside and the motionless handle 3 at a rack With from above in the glue roller 2 (fig. 8.106).
Carry out thread for cutting 4 on the glue roller upward by means of the mobile handle (fig. 8.106).
Take out glass from a cut.
Side glass with a package of the chromeplated slips
Remove an overlay of racks of C/D.
Paste an adhesive tape 3 for protection of varnishing against damages at a rack of C and D, as well as on a sidewall (fig. 8.107).
Take out a decorative level 1 of brackets in the direction of 2 (fig. 8.107) forward.
ATTENTION
Do not allow a bend of a decorative level of a roof.
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By means of a plastic wedge carefully remove a decorative level of a roof 1 of brackets down, beginning from a rack With (fig. 8.108).
Raise a decorative level of a roof at a rack of D in precisely the same way from brackets and pull out it down.
Fix the ends of X and Y on two mobile handles from a set of the special tool.
The easy cutting movements pull thread in the direction of an arrow A and cut through the glue roller below at a sidewall and at a frame of a roof (fig. 8.109).
Then stretch a string in the direction of an arrow B through the glue roller down.
Take out glass from an aperture.
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