Replacement door hanger part

A home owner from Mountain View, CA says:
December 30, 2021
I am looking for replacement door hangers for my mirrored, sliding closet doors. The nylon slide has broken off of multiple door hangers. I have included pictures of the door hangers, as well as the broken nylon piece. I've also included the only label I could find on the door. The only marking on the hanger was the number "4012".

Thank you for your help!
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
December 31, 2021

Hello,

The company ACME was bought out by Stanley. When this happened your part was discontinued and later discontinued its replacement. We now recommend using our 23-196 top roller assembly. This does not have a spring-loaded guide, but rather a screw adjustment wheel. This means, there's a strong chance you may have to adjust it a few times in order to have the doors slide smoothly. Take a look and see what you think. 
A home owner from Mountain View, CA says:
December 31, 2021
Hello Casey - thank you for the quick response! I'd be willing to give pn 23-196 a try. Do yo happen to have any instructions on how to install it? And do you think this part would require me to change the roller guides on the bottom of the door or can I substitute the door hangers and leave the rest of the hardware as-is? Thank you and happy new year!
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
January 4, 2022

We don't have instructions on replacing these rollers but, essentially, you need to put the door flat on a stable surface, manipulate the original roller out of the frame with a putty knife or slotted screwdriver, and push the new one into place. Then, you'll reinstall the door at an angle so that the wheel engages with the track. 

As long as the bottom guides are in good shape, I see no reason to replace them. Thank you. 
A home owner from Mountain View, CA says:
January 4, 2022
Awesome! Thank you for your help! I'll order the parts this week and try them out!
A home owner from Akron OH says:
February 27, 2022
I am looking for parts similar to the one mentioned in this post. Top and bottoms rollers: acme parts numbers 4043-1 (bottom) and 4043-2 (top).

Any help would be appreciated- people at hardware stores have looked at me like I'm crazy. Thanks!
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
February 28, 2022

Your acme roller reminds me of the one shown in another customer's post here, where we would generally recommend the 23-220 bottom guide and 23-069 top rollers as possible replacements. Take a look and see if you think that these parts might work for you as well.  
Bypass Top Roller Assembly
Bypass Top Roller Assembly
23-196
$3.97
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