MIrror closet rails are worn out

Home Owner from Bedroom
Our mirror closet was bought 1979.
The rail is worn out because of old mistreated, tenets I replace the bottom rollers five years ago but they still don't work well do I need to start over? Can they be saved with new rollers and a bottom track ??
Thank you Donna
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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
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I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your doors. Can you go into more detail as to what the problem is? If you replaced the rollers and they still don't work, then there is a chance that you got the wrong rollers. There's not much we can do in that situation, unfortunately. We'd need photos of the rollers that were on there originally, assuming you still had them.

Otherwise, there could be a few other explanations, but I'd need more detail to narrow it down. Please be as specific as possible.

Home Owner from Bedroom
At this time I do not know if these were a replacement from the original ones it's just gone downhill for the last five years quickly. The bottom track was completely worn out I know that needs to be replaced as well
Tom
Tom from SWISCO
SWISCO
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I see. I'm afraid that doesn't tell me much. I guess the only thing I can do at this point is recommend replacements for the hardware you show in your photos and hope for the best. Just understand that if those aren't the original parts, I can't predict how well they'll work. They may just fail after a few years again.

Start by looking at the 23-176 roller. Carefully compare the dimensions we show on its store page to your existing part to confirm that they match up. if they don't, let me know exactly how they differ and we can try to find something closer.

The track isn't made anymore, but the 23-272 is a great replacement and it should work the same way.

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