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by Jonnyb416 » 21 Sep 2011, 18:59
Wondered if anyone can help me please?
What is this on the inside of my sliding door? It looks like a lock of some sort!!
Also, should there be a wheel that runs in the top slot holding the sliding door in place (like there is at the bottom)
Any pictures would be great, oh and mine is the early type.
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by R0B » 21 Sep 2011, 19:14
Its what attaches to the hook to keep your slider open.
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by Jonnyb416 » 21 Sep 2011, 19:27
Nice one Rob. I was scratching my head for a few seconds then. Then I remembered, I was wondering earlier what that hook was for too.
This is my first experience with sliding doors, up until today my door has been kept at the back of the shed whilst I did other things.
Thanks for that, Jon.
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by Plasticman » 21 Sep 2011, 19:30
In the top is a nylon guide/block about an inch square. without it you will have lots more experience with 'sliding doors'
as in sliding off intop your hand.. if youve not got the block I can send you one
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by R0B » 21 Sep 2011, 19:35
Oh and yes there should be a wheel in that top slot.(click pic to enlarge)
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by weldore » 21 Sep 2011, 19:36
mine has a bearing up there mike...are some different ?
E D I T...nice one Rob
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by Jonnyb416 » 21 Sep 2011, 19:43
Mine has a bearing too Weldore, but it's not a snug fit in the grove.
Mike, not sure about that nylon guide block. There is what I think is a nylon thing on the runner above the rear wing?
I think I need to study that blown image to check all is there, thanks Rob.
As Weldore says are all doors the same?
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by Plasticman » 21 Sep 2011, 19:50
that diagram is for the later door, yours is the early one if I remember so some bits are different
I thought the very early ones had a nylon block at the top and the centre has a roller and nylon grooved guide
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by weldore » 21 Sep 2011, 19:52
mines a 1983 and its got the bearing..and it must have 3-5 mm of play in the runner(from memory)
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by Jonnyb416 » 21 Sep 2011, 19:55
Mines 1983 too, well actually 1982 just never chanaged my signature.
Just think it seems a bit loose!!
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by R0B » 21 Sep 2011, 19:57
Heres the diagram for the early door.And mikes correct.Its a nylon block.
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by Jonnyb416 » 21 Sep 2011, 20:10
Is the nylon block #30?
Does that make the 'bearing' #33? My bearing doesn't look like #33.
I could be needing that block Mike
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by Jonnyb416 » 21 Sep 2011, 20:11
Mike, do you fancy a visit one day to service my sliding door please?
Jon.
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by weldore » 21 Sep 2011, 20:13
that 33 looks to be a riser for the nylon bit to sit on..not like on mine
dontwant to thread steal but..can you still get the nylon bit that goes with the runner bearing..as mines worn a groove in it
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by R0B » 21 Sep 2011, 20:15
Here are the part nos for the early one...
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