Hi. How you adjust the doors after installation? I notice that when I tide the screws the hinges moving the door. (I use very low set torque drill)..
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There is nothing to adjust. You need to install them where you want them. I would measure and mark the holes very carefully. Pre-drill one hole for frame and door and hand screw. Check fit before drilling other holes. You can effect the door closure slightly with thin cardboard shims, but that's it for adjustments.
180986
You have to turn it around. The hinges go the other way. My son figured it out for me, lol.
420893
You need to put the top, bottom, back and sides together. The back in nailed on and the sides and top are attached with pins and screws. The doors are a bit tricky to install. I had to attach the hinges loosely before installing as the hinges are european and they are a very tight fit. Once you get the mounting screws installed, then tighten the hinge mounting screws. If you put the hinge on as directed, you can strip out the hinge mounting predrilled holes. If you damage the holes, you may not be able to tighten the screws. Also, the hinges need to be adjusted so the doors line up properly. Hope this helps. You need to put the top, bottom, back and sides together. The back in nailed on and the sides and top are attached with pins and screws. The doors are a bit tricky to install. I had to attach the hinges loosely before installing as the hinges are european and they are a very tight fit. Once you get the mounting screws installed, then tighten the hinge mounting screws. If you put the hinge on as directed, you can strip out the hinge mounting predrilled holes. If you damage the holes, you may not be able to tighten the screws. Also, the hinges need to be adjusted so the doors line up... » Read More You need to put the top, bottom, back and sides together. The back in nailed on and the sides and top are attached with pins and screws. The doors are a bit tricky to install. I had to attach the hinges loosely before installing as the hinges are european and they are a very tight fit. Once you get the mounting screws installed, then tighten the hinge mounting screws. If you put the hinge on as directed, you can strip out the hinge mounting predrilled holes. If you damage the holes, you may not be able to tighten the screws. Also, the hinges need to be adjusted so the doors line up properly. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The holes for the hinges are pre-drilled. I would not have the ability to change the way the door opens but someone that is handier with tools would probably be able to.
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I would check for mechanical binding first. You can disengage the mechanical drive and try to move the door up and down manually. Possibly the drive didn't get fully engaged after repairing the spring.
59625
First time I mounted mine same thing happened. I had to move it closer to the hinge line so the arm would swing back... Try a dry fit placing it and holding it while the honey opens the door (carefully). ount it there
1789427
install a piece of 1'x1' flush with 3 screws flush with the door jamb. make sure the bars won't rub against it.
420894
You need to put the top, bottom, back and sides together. The back in nailed on and the sides and top are attached with pins and screws. The doors are a bit tricky to install. I had to attach the hinges loosely before installing as the hinges are european and they are a very tight fit. Once you get the mounting screws installed, then tighten the hinge mounting screws. If you put the hinge on as directed, you can strip out the hinge mounting predrilled holes. If you damage the holes, you may not be able to tighten the screws. Also, the hinges need to be adjusted so the doors line up properly. Hope this helps.
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What does this mean? Your posit is confusing. I agree with Zhuang. My install went flawlessly. I held the door up with two 2x4s and removed and replaced one strut at a time. All hardware fit perfectly.
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The door on mine fits very loosely. It looks like it was made that way and it seems to work fine. I assumed it had something to do with the ventilation.
696574
Sorry. Once the hinge is in place the door will not stay open. The only thing you can do is prop the door open.
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Count and separate al your pieces and separate your fasteners in groups. It will make it easier. It takes a little effort to get the doors to adjust and that will take some sitting and leaning. The component will need to be sitting up right to adjust. From start to finish it took me about 45 minutes.
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I also put the doors in wrong. Upsidedown accidentally. I could not get them off. Sorry. Mine sit fine but I had to attach new magnets to the top of the doors.
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Mine was doing the same thing only after a few months of use. I used a needle-nosed pliers to bend the hinge on the left hand side just slightly. For ours it helped to bend it to the left and we continued to use trial and error of bending slightly then closing the door and repeating this until it closed snugly against the frame. Seems like a temporary fix, but hopefully it will hold out for at least a little bit. I also tried e-mailing the company about the problem and am waiting to hear back.
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I would say yours has a problem. With ours you just push the release and the door actually "pops" open. You shouldn't need both hands. Send it back.
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The one I got needed adjusting. I suggest that you loosen the bolts. Start with a 1/8 or 1/4 turn until the joint moves. You do not want it to move freely, the friction is what will keep it where you want. You may need to also use a little WD-40 spray lubricant. Just do not over use.
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Ours came with additional hinges. We did have to adjust the pattern or remark the hole placement for the screws. It came pre marked. It was obvious the pre maked hole pattern was off