hinges look great.....now...on the opposite side of the doors...when installing these, how do I get the pin out?
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I'm not sure why you want to take the pin out, but if you don't have a nail punch use a small Phillips screwdriver and a hammer and tap on the pin until it is loose enough to pull out.
1686764
Place a nail or screw driver on the bottom of pin and lightly tap up on the nail with a hammer. The pin will move up and then remove it with your fingers.
1686765
Using a nail, hammer the pin out from the bottom of the hinge.Note: I installed the hinges without taking the pins out. I just removed and replaced the hinges one at a time. I did not have to unhinge the door.
164919
If you look closely at the hinge you should see one end of the pin has a head on it. The other end of the pin does not protrude past the end of the hinge. Use a punch or 1/4" or #2 phillips screwdriver to lightly drive the pin up towards the end with the cap.
964445
We installed ours in a cabinet with 2 false drawers. We found another set of hinges @ Home Depot.
860082
We bought two and installed them next to each other so that they open from the center out. We handled which way they opened by simply flipping one over. There isn't really a "right side up." :)
243965
I had the same problem, glad I found this post, I had it upside down and the door open....Dah!
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We have ours mounted on the wall the way the top one is in the photo. If you're facing the cabinet and you open the middle door, the hinges are on the left. Hope that helps! -M
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You twist them (to the left I think). I had trouble with one of mine and had to twist and pull quite a bit before it popped open. Tricky little suckers.
381935
the pin holding the two sections of the hinge together is completely removable. let me add that maybe it's just me but I'm not entirely happy with the way these hinges fit together. the curved metal sections that hold the pin don't line up as well as I would expect. this doesn't seem to affect performance the door travels very smoothly, but it just doesn't look right. but there aren't too many choices out there in nickel finish at this price point.
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Use the provided magnets. Sounds like you didn't mount them on the door when you assembled the item.
1086003
Hi, turn to unlock and pull upward on each hinge. might even pry it up with a screw driver between the two parts on the hinge. mine was difficult too, it kinda of pops off when it does come off.
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I asked my friend to help. What you need to do is make sure the pin is through the hole first, then you have to align the two snap closures and press extremely hard till you hear them click. I really think you need 2 people, as the pin kept slipping out when I did it alone and you have to make sure those closures are perfectly lined up in order to press them into place. Good luck!
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My hinges were not stripped out, they broke at the hinge point. I would try using the plastic drywall inserts that expand when you put the screws in,
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. Once the hinges are installed on the door, please take a small object such as a nail and firmly apply a hammer to the head of nail.Please let us know if you have any further questions.Best regards,Customer ServiceIntegrity WorldWide, LLC
698953
I did not have a problem with the doors. On the hinges there are "set" screws. On one hinge, you adjust the screw for vertical fit; on the other hinge you adjust for horizontal fit. Hope this helps
508028
Yes the hinge comes with the pin. These are very good hinges and easy to install.
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The sight pin holder mounts on the opposite side as the arrow rest. Sight it in and lock it with the lock nuts provided.
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There is a little flat pin that comes with the product- you slide that into the little hole on the base of where the lever fits into the "rose" or ring that sits against the door. When you have pushed that in, pull the lever off then do the same on the other side and snap the levers back in. Make sense?