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Sliding Patio Doors Repair Patio doors that slide open are a great way to enjoy your outdoor space, however they can be difficult to open and close. This could be due to a range of issues, including dirty tracks or rollers that are not aligned properly. Clean the track and lubricating the rollers. You can also utilize the adjustment holes on the bottom of the movable panel to adjust the alignment of your rollers. Dirty or Damaged Track A sliding door that does not slide smoothly could be due to a dirty or damaged track. Over time, dirt, grit, and even rust could build up making the track unable to move smoothly. A mild detergent and a brush will do the trick. It's best to perform this task on a regular basis to ensure the smooth operation of your door and prevent the need for costly repairs later on. A leaking door can also be a frequent issue. It requires immediate attention to stop structural damage, water damage and mold growth. Most often, the issue is due to worn weather stripping and misaligned doors. These can be corrected by replacing the weather stripping and by aligning the door. Rollers that jump off the track are another common issue that can be solved with a few minutes of DIY work. Find a friend to assist you with this job as the door could be heavy. Stand inside the house, and lean the panel in front of you to move the rollers. To stop the panel from falling, place it on sawhorses once it's been removed from the bottom track. Then, loosen each of the roller's screws and remove them using the help of a screwdriver. You can now clean any dirt that is caught between the wheels and the tracks. Then, clean each wheel with denatured alcohol and a rag, then reposition the wheels and reattach them to their tracks. If a section of the track is bent, it may be possible to straighten it using a rubber mallet and block of wood. However, if the bent section is near the hinges and is likely to cause further damage, you'll better off calling in a professional for safety reasons. Misaligned Rollers If your sliding door isn't moving as it should it's most likely due to the roller wheels are not aligned with the track. The wheels could be rusted or dirty, and their bearings wear down. This friction causes the door to catch and grind when opened or closed. This can also trigger squeaking sounds. Fortunately it's a simple fix. You don't need to remove the door to get at the wheels, since they are mounted on a bracket which is adjustable. Locate the holes for adjustment (usually on the opposite side of the frame) and utilize a screwdriver for turning the screws that control the wheels. A clockwise rotation of the screw raises the wheel while a counterclockwise turn lowers it. Continue to adjust the door until it is open and shuts effortlessly. It is essential to adjust the wheel before making adjustments to your latch. The latch hooks have to be aligned with the strike plate (the opening into which the latch locks) to allow the lock to work properly. If you don't do this the latch could open or close accidentally even when you're not in the room. Patio doors that slide are a major investment, and ensuring they are operating properly can keep your family safe and secure. By addressing common issues like faulty tracks, rollers and handles, you can prevent costly repairs in the future. Contact our team to learn more about patio doors. https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/patio-door-repairs-luton/ can help you maintain your sliding patio doors in good condition by assessing the repair requirements. Our professionals can also help with any replacement parts you might require. The door frame is sagging or damaged Sliding patio doors make a fantastic addition to any home. They offer an attractive and convenient alternative to swing-open or hinged patio door options. However, like any other hardware, they may experience a variety of problems in time. Many of these issues are fixable with a little DIY expertise. A gap in the frame is a frequent issue with sliding patio doors. This could be due to a number of factors, including rollers or tracks that are not aligned properly, a damaged track or door, or a bowing door frame. In the majority of cases, the cause of this issue is easily remedied by taking the door off and reattaching the track or rolling elements. It is essential to be careful not to harm either the frame or the track. In some instances, it might be required for the entire track to be replaced. This can be accomplished quickly and easily with a universal kit, which is available in all major hardware stores. These kits are simple to install and will have your door working correctly in no time. Check your sliding door hardware and frame for signs of wear, such as loose screws or bolts. This is a straightforward and effective DIY patio maintenance step that is done using a screwdriver. Additionally, it is important to grease your rollers and tracks to make sure they operate smoothly and avoid premature wear. For many homeowners the patio doors are their primary access to their backyard and outdoor living space. To ensure comfort and security in the home, it is essential that they function correctly. By taking the time to follow these easy maintenance tips, homeowners can prolong the lifespan of their sliding patio doors and minimize costly repairs or replacements. A faulty handle Sliding patio doors provide an ideal way to enter your backyard and to enter your home, however they aren't always easy to operate if they are misaligned or damaged. A damaged handle could cause the door to become stuck or difficult to open and close. Repairing a damaged handle can be accomplished at home. In many instances, a loose handle is simply the result of screws that have made their way out of the backplate. To fix the problem, tighten the screws that are on the inside of the handle using a screwdriver. If the handle is still loose it could be an indication that the threads are worn out and require replacement. A damaged latch could be the reason. It is more likely the latch will break if it's made of metal as opposed to plastic. If the latch is not turning or catching you can try oiling it first to see if this can help. If this does not work, you may need to replace the lock. Finally, the handle itself may become difficult to operate if it is broken or damaged. If this happens, you will have to replace the handle with one that is in line with the style and design of your sliding patio doors. Feldco can help restore your patio doors back to their former splendor, no matter if they are brand new or old-fashioned. We have high-quality doors available in various sizes and styles that can be fitted to match your home perfectly. Contact us today to find out more about our products! We provide services to Southern California homeowners, including Ventura County and Orange County. Unusual Weatherstripping <img width="404" src="https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Locksmiths-300x200.jpg"> It's time to upgrade your weather stripping if notice light coming from doors and windows or feel a draft pulling towards the door or window. These strips create an airtight seal that prevents unwanted water, air and pests from entering the home. This helps to keep your heated and conditioned air inside, saving you money on energy bills. Depending on the age of your weather stripping it could have deflated and lost its bouncy, positive seal. This is easy to diagnose by using a dollar bill and running it under the seal on top of the door frame and below the jamb of the door where the two meet. If the dollar bill slides effortlessly between the seal and the door, it's time to replace the weather stripping. If you replace only the worn-out portion of weather stripping, this may cause future problems with the seal. It's much more effective to replace the entire stripping, so that you can be confident knowing your door is properly sealed once more. Follow our DIY guide for weather stripping to install the correct material on your sliding patio door, and frame to ensure a strong, lasting seal. It's a great method to repair your door and cut your energy bills and you shouldn't put off the project until it's too late. You'll save money and improve the appearance of your home.
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