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Posted by Decoy on August 18, 2006, 4:19 pm
jerry_maple@hotmail.com wrote:
> Decoy wrote:
> If the track is not bent and dinged, you might save yourself
> some time and money by checking the rollers in the bottom
> of the door. There should be an access hole on either side
> at the bottom of the door to allow you to use a screwdriver
> to adjust the roller height. Adjusting the rollers to minimum
> height should allow you to lift the door out of the track. One
> or two screws hold the rollers into the bottom of the door.
> Take them out, check to see that they are not broken and
> spin freely, springs OK, etc. If they look OK, clean and
> lube. If not, take one with you to Home Depot or Lowes
> and get a couple of exact replacements. Reinstall and
> adjust the height so the door rolls freely and the latch
> engages, and you're done.
Very helpful, thank you!
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