How Do You Fix Sliding Patio Doors?
Patio doors should slide easily on their tracks. If yours is starting to stick when you open and close it, then it’s time to take it apart and do some maintenance. Dirt and debris clogging the tracks are the most common problem, but slider door parts do wear out over time and require replacement. Set aside a half day or so to complete this job, preferably in warmer weather. If possible, pre-purchase a set of replacement door rollers for the model number of your door before you start the job. Step 1 Prepare the work area. Lay padding across the top of your work surface. Take down all window coverings, and secure pets in a separate room of your home. The door will be heavy, so make sure you have someone nearby to help you lift it. Step 2 Remove the sliding door panel from the frame, leaving the stationary panel in place. Many slider panels can simply be lifted out by grasping the unit firmly and raising it until the bottom edge clears the top of the door track. Some doors need the roller
