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I'm trying to replace the rollers on an external sliding door. Unlike others I've done there doesn't seem to be any cartridge or adjusting screws. Does anyone have ideas on how to take the rollers out? Please!
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Browse Forums Windows & Doors Re: Sliding door -no roller screws 2Aug 12, 2023 5:43 pm It's a bit hard to make out from the photo but it looks like the spindle on the roller is just a captive pin. I'd expect that you angle a screwdriver through the slot in the side of the door and under the roller and then lever up. The roller and spindle should hopefully pop out. Then get a matching size roller, line its spindle up with the slots and tap it back in so it's clipped in. Accessible Carpentry & Cabinets accessiblecarpentry@gmail.com accessiblecarpentry.com.au https://www.facebook.com/pages/Accessible-Carpentry-Cabinets/583314911709039  12 Aug 2023 2 New Poster Re: Sliding door -no roller screws 3Aug 12, 2023 6:35 pm  chippyIt's a bit hard to make out from the photo but it looks like the spindle on the roller is just a captive pin. I'd expect that you angle a screwdriver through the slot in the side of the door and under the roller and then lever up. The roller and spindle should hopefully pop out. Then get a matching size roller, line its spindle up with the slots and tap it back in so it's clipped in. Thank you!!! Sam There is a much stronger glue than liquid nails. It's called T Rex and will stick your timber to the concrete. Cheers Simeon 1 6316  l spoke to my plumber we decided to replace the rusted screws and keep all the screws with no rust, it will only cost a few hundred 7 16643 The code says the sheet needs to be fixed into a timber or metal batten located at certain spacings to meet the wind conditions for the area, uplift etc. If it doesn't do… 2 4455  |
