Nice short video - Do recommend you add the need to elevate the door at times is done via sam 5/32 allen put into the bottom of the hinge inside. Right Up / Left Down - The three hinges should have the same relative 'tightness" to ensure no one hinge is the sole pivot point holding up the weight of the entire door. This door adjustment is a once a year / every two at times. Do it before the scraping takes place. It's really not that hard. Just don't do what I did and do it on a 34 degree day.
ok but I have a 1/4" or more gap on the top of the door. I know theres a raise adjustment but not sure how to do this left or right and is there a sequence top or bottom or all of them
No specific sequence really. Best thing to do is play around with it, and you will eventually figure it out. If you have a 1/4 gap on the top, then you need to expand out the bottom hinge. Middle hinge will also need some expansion. Again, play around, you can't mess things up.
Nice introduction to the fix/adjustment, but glosses over the complicated details and lacks steps to follow. Need to watch other video to get the adjust process down.
Thanks for your video, I tried raising the door with the hinge no luck,I adjusted the top hinge in as shown in your video, worked like a charm!
Worked perfectly!
Nice short video - Do recommend you add the need to elevate the door at times is done via sam 5/32 allen put into the bottom of the hinge inside. Right Up / Left Down - The three hinges should have the same relative 'tightness" to ensure no one hinge is the sole pivot point holding up the weight of the entire door.
This door adjustment is a once a year / every two at times. Do it before the scraping takes place. It's really not that hard. Just don't do what I did and do it on a 34 degree day.
Insert the key into the BOTTOM of the hinges themselves to raise or lower the door.
I have the same issue with my Anderson. A few times a year it needs adjusting. Went on to review what way to turn the set screws
This helped me, thank you!
I've always liked Anderson windows. I never saw that feature on a door.... very cool! Thanks for showing us they can be adjusted!
Yep, just adjusted my door this morning. Same issue. It's a constant issue with my door. Several times a year I adjust it
ok but I have a 1/4" or more gap on the top of the door. I know theres a raise adjustment but not sure how to do this left or right and is there a sequence top or bottom or all of them
No specific sequence really. Best thing to do is play around with it, and you will eventually figure it out. If you have a 1/4 gap on the top, then you need to expand out the bottom hinge. Middle hinge will also need some expansion. Again, play around, you can't mess things up.
there is a allen adjustment on the bottom of the hinges , turn right to go up starting at the bottom, there is a video on this
Nice introduction to the fix/adjustment, but glosses over the complicated details and lacks steps to follow. Need to watch other video to get the adjust process down.