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Adjust a Door That Sticks . . .
1.Loosen the top pivot bracket setscrew with a screwdriver. Slide the bracket in the track until the door is parallel to the jamb. Tighten the setscrew firmly.
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2.Tighten a loose bottom bracket with 1-1/2 in. screws driven through the drywall into the framing. Avoid screwing through the carpeting if possible.
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Trim a Door That Binds on Carpet . . .
1. Measure up 1/2 in. from the highest point on the new carpeting and mark the door.
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2. Open the door completely and lift it to compress the top pivot spring . Swing the door bottom out from the bottom bracket (1). Pull the door down and out of the top pivot bracket (2).
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3. Mark the cutting line on the back side of the door and then score the line with a utility knife to reduce splintering.
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4. Clamp a cutting guide to the door, mount a crosscut-type blade in your saw and cut slightly to the outside of the line.
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5. Knock the sharp edges off the fresh cut with sandpaper. Add a coat of sealer to the raw edge to prevent swelling. Remount the door.
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Tighten a Loose Knob . . .
Add a drop of epoxy to repair a loose door pull. Screw it on and allow it to set for 24 hours before use.
