How can I fix a bifold closet door?

Margi
by Margi
How can I fix a bifold closet door which slides out of the upper tract upon opening?

  5 answers
  • Janet Janet on Feb 21, 2018

    It needs adjusted

  • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Feb 21, 2018

    Would love to know myself, I can't even get mine back in. It is a long cedar closet with tight fitting doors, hubby hasn't even tried to fix it. It takes thirty seconds to get something out and five minutes or more to get them to match together with the side I can't get back in.

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    • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Feb 21, 2018

      I hope it does! It would be nice to get into the cedar closet without fighting to close the door. I will give it a try when I get a chance, hubby doesn't like me to do things like that, but yet he won't fix it himself! Since he doesn't go into the closet, he doesn't think it needs fixing!

  • Laura Cooper Laura Cooper on Feb 21, 2018

    I agree with Janet. There should be screws at the top or bottom of the door with the rollers that you can adjust

  • Susan krom Susan krom on Feb 21, 2018

    Make sure the piece-not sure of its name, but it is like a metal pin dowel is in the hole that there for it. Often the dowel they fit into crack over time, so just secure the crack or hole with some wood glue and reattach. If it is the actual roller, check to make sure that is not cracked-if so you can replace that. Replacement parts for bi-fold doors are readily available at home centers.

  • William William on Feb 21, 2018

    The pivot pin on the bottom by the jamb needs to be adjusted to raise the door. The roller on top is spring loaded. You push the roller down, line it up with the track and let it go.