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 Post subject: Hinge adjustments?
PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2018 6:08 pm 
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Any idea how to adjust the hinge displayed in the picture? Thanks in advance. :-P


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 Post subject: Re: Hinge adjustments?
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The hinge itself is not adjustable. The screws on the rhs of your pic are the wrong size so the hinge won't close properly.

More info please. What exactly is the problem ?

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Plus:- the hinge doesn't look to have been let in evenly, bottom left of pic is in too deep, the whole of the edge showing on the rhs looks like it's too shallow.

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wine~o wrote:
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The hinge itself is not adjustable. The screws on the rhs of your pic are the wrong size so the hinge won't close properly.

More info please. What exactly is the problem ?


The door keeps dropping down.
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sylvian wrote:
wine~o wrote:

More info please. What exactly is the problem ?


The door keeps dropping down.


Is it dropping on the hinge side and also by the same amount on the latch side or just on the latch side?

Are the screws tight and the screw-holes not enlarged?

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