I have the Chrome strip with the high part outside, but the stripping does not engage and the door swings back into the bath. Any ideas?
258420
Same problem...............you can try to lower the plastic a little on the glass...........Either way.......even if it works.....it is not a SECURE stop......
258421
Did you install the clear plastic gasket on the bottom of the door? If you did and the door still swings over the top of the metal Tub-strip, the only possible cause is that the wall mounting hardware is not EXACTLY plumb vertical.
258422
I don't have that problem. I also have the chrome strip with the high part outside. The strip is in the middle of the top side of the basin. As such, the whole of the shower door sits on the lip.
735951
Sounds like the water flow may be constricted. This usually happens on the input side. If you over tighten the device on the shower pipe you will squeeze the rubber washer in the input side until it squeezes into the opening. Try removing the unit and confirm the rubber washer isn't damaged. Then reinstall. Use pipe tape and only tighten until the rubber washer seats and then half a turn more at most. Only tighten further if it leaks on the input side. Or try removing again and put an additional wrap of plumbers tape on the pipe. Good luck!
151873
Tried a lot of things. Clean it regularly for a lot less elbow grease!! Thick build up takes forever, and yes I remove the door to have it horizontal , to be able to add more pressure to rubbing. Not a lot of fun, but eventually works. A new razor blade helps in really bad areas!!!
592857
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.
1112408
Mine did this after some use. Here's what I did. Open the door all the way and use pliers to move that flimsy hinge at the bottom slightly to the right. Gently. It's really of poor quality. Now the door closes all the way. Clever me.
1542502
Firstly we packed out the hollow centre of the guard with a small piece of wood and fixed it in place with sealant. This stopped the sides of the guard squeezing in when we pushed it into place. Then put plenty of sealant around the edges and push firmly in place with the curved edge into the bath side. This leaves a neat straight edge on the outside with the curving side to the inside helping to catch and return water back into the bath. Hope that helps but please give us your email address if you want us to send a photo to clarify further. It does work brilliantly by the way! Good luck!
997033
If you haven't tried already, you need to turn the handle while you close the door. The bolts are supposed to go in. Have you set the new code? Perhaps there is a battery issue?
1251790
The door does not swing in the shower. I had to adjust the hinge on the door to keep it from swinging in.
1838013
Try unlocking the doorknob (or locking, whichever is the opposite of how it came) Hope this helps!
1633480
I had the same problem. You can't really leave it up because the carwashes tear it up. I had to order a new one. This time I'm going to try cutting off about 4 inches of the tail.
228067
I usually have the tub about half full then get in and attach. Are you firmly pressing each little suction cup? Seems to me that some cups are submerged and some are still out of the water when I do it. Perhaps a quick wipe of the area with plain vinegar to get rid of any old oil or soap scum might help. I love the thing!
1798416
Sorry to hear that you're having issues. I have it on my cement step leading to my deck as well but it's still on there. Maybe just scrape it off? Or if you have any left over, reapply it?
394495
Mine does the same thing. It's actually a chemical reaction from the metal. I'd love to find one that has a powder coated attachment knob as this will prevent it. Rubbing it with vegetable oil between washing has helped but not entirely. I'm hoping I'll have better luck with this one.
698630
Try washing it with a little soap and water and dry. Wet the window slightly and lightly wet the suction cup and it should work. Mine is fine from last year. Good luck
2272467
There's a spring inside. If it was removed from the shower with the spring in place, then it should go back in. Try placing the base on the shower floor, or the tub edge and with both hands at the top of the pole, pull down until the rubber/plastic top can be moved to the right position on the ceiling.
1796394
When you close the door make sure the prong on the top and the bottom are in the hole all the way. Pull the door and check it .
1709498
There should be 2 small channels on the frame of the shower where the shower door closes. The old strip simply pulls out. If it is stuck, take some WD-40 and spray along the old strip and let it set for a few minutes then pull it out with a pair of pliers. Take the new strip (wide side with tabs) against the frame and simply start sliding the new strip into the channel. It works best if you start at the top and work down. Hope this helps. It took about 5 minutes to install mine. After you have the new strip installed, simply cut off the extra with a pair of side dikes.