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How To Repair Sliding  Door

Sliding doors occasionally require servicing to keep them functioning correctly, even though they can last years without service, this is not the best way to maintain them. Issues usually arise from wear and tear, so cleaning or replacing worn parts is a good start.

how to repair sliding door

1. If your sliding door is getting stuck, you might be able to save loads of money by repairing them.

how to repair sliding door

2. Firstly look at the track to see what is causing the issue, in most case its either the worn rollers or track.

how to repair sliding door

3. If you find the rollers are the issue, proceed to remove the door from the track. (An experienced person should do this job)

how to repair sliding door

4. Carefully tilt the door onto its side where you can see the rollers

how to repair sliding door

5. Now you should be able to see them.

how to repair sliding door

6. Check both rollers to see how they're attached to the door. Usually, you'll find two hidden screws.   

how to repair sliding door

7. Now carefully remove the rollers by undoing both screws.

how to repair sliding door

8. Once you've got the correct replacement rollers, go ahead and install them. Next is to re-hang the door in its position, fit the top guide first.

how to repair sliding door

9. Make sure the door is aligned back in the correct position if it's not square you'll need to adjust the rollers to make them fit neatly.

how to repair sliding door

10. Now open and close the sliding door to make sure it runs smoothly.

how to repair sliding door

Common parts when doing repairs. Note: Correct capacity rollers are required when doing the replacement; this will ensure the doors are running correctly for longer  

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Note: Solid doors are very heavy, if this is the case you should not attempt this on your own.