working your way to the top of the DEG (Fig 2-5). Ensure the top of the DEG is fully engaged on the door edge before proceeding to the next step. If the DEG needs to be removed for any NOTE: reason, it should be replaced with a new part. The DEG employs compression fit design for retention and appropriate retention cannot be assured if the DEG is reinstalled. CAUTION: DO NOT PULL ON THE DEG; THIS CAN DAMAGE THE DEG THE FINISHED QUALITY. Follow the DEG removal procedure described in NOTE below: NOTE: Recommended removal technique is with use of a Nylon Removal Tool (NRT). Begin by positioning the tip of the NRT against the leading edge of the DEG on the outside face of the door. Gently tap the NRT just below the top of the DEG to begin disengaging the DEG and tapping progressively down the length of the channel until about 3” from the bottom. Finish removal by tapping from the bottom of the DEG working up, catching the DEG as it comes off the door (Fig. 2-6). progressively tapping the channel onto door edge proceeding down the entire length of the DEG. Use your hand to steady and guide the DEG as you go (Fig. IT IS IMPORTANT TO FULLY ENGAGE NOTE: THE CHANNEL ONTO THE DOOR EDGE BEFORE YOU PROCEED DOWN AND AROUND THE CURVES OF THE DOOR. With the DEG engaged its full length, begin again at the top of the DEG, progressively tapping with moderate blows (use the soft side of mallet) down the entire length to ensure the channel is fully seated.
working your way to the top of the DEG (Fig 2-5). Ensure the top of the DEG is fully engaged on the door edge before proceeding to the next step. NOTE: If the DEG needs to be removed for any reason, it should be replaced with a new part. The DEG employs compression fit design for retention and appropriate retention cannot be assured if the DEG is reinstalled. CAUTION: DO NOT PULL ON THE DEG; THIS CAN DAMAGE THE DEG THE FINISHED QUALITY. Follow the DEG removal procedure described in NOTE below: NOTE: Recommended removal technique is with use of a Nylon Removal Tool (NRT). Begin by positioning the tip of the NRT against the leading edge of the DEG on the outside face of the door. Gently tap the NRT just below the top of the DEG to begin disengaging the DEG and tapping progressively down the length of the channel until about 3” from the bottom. Finish removal by tapping from the bottom of the DEG working up, catching the DEG as it comes off the door (Fig. 2-6). progressively tapping the channel onto door edge proceeding down the entire length of the DEG. Use your hand to steady and guide the DEG as you go (Fig. NOTE: IT IS IMPORTANT TO FULLY ENGAGE THE CHANNEL ONTO THE DOOR EDGE BEFORE YOU PROCEED DOWN AND AROUND THE CURVES OF THE DOOR. With the DEG engaged its full length, begin again at the top of the DEG, progressively tapping with moderate blows (use the soft side of mallet) down the entire length to ensure the channel is fully seated.
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