I need a new adjusting screw and the little part it holds and adjusts, in the receiver. Is it possible to get those two parts without ordering a whole assembly?
This is a rental house, and it also seems that bottom is damaged so it off kilter and does not slide correctly on the track. I suspect a broke roller or something like that. How do I get the door off so I can take a look?
82-037 adjustment screw for Andersen sliding door
Handy Person from grayton beach, fl
Jul 25, 2015 4:57 pm
2 Replies
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Jul 27, 2015 2:17 pm
The adjustment screw for the 82-037 mortise latch is not available by itself. You will need to purchase the complete latch.
As for the rollers, your door could have been knocked off the track, which would mean you are not in need of new rollers. See if that could be the problem. All you'd have to do is reset the door in the tracks.
If you do need to replace the bottom rollers, then you will need to first remove the door and get the old ones out so you can identify the right match. Andersen doors have an interior trim piece that runs along the top of the door. Remove the screws and that top trim piece should come off, letting the door fall in toward you from the top of the frame. Then match up your roller to either our 81-018 or the newer 81-128. Are either of these a match?
As for the rollers, your door could have been knocked off the track, which would mean you are not in need of new rollers. See if that could be the problem. All you'd have to do is reset the door in the tracks.
If you do need to replace the bottom rollers, then you will need to first remove the door and get the old ones out so you can identify the right match. Andersen doors have an interior trim piece that runs along the top of the door. Remove the screws and that top trim piece should come off, letting the door fall in toward you from the top of the frame. Then match up your roller to either our 81-018 or the newer 81-128. Are either of these a match?
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