Screen Door rollers need replacement

Thank you for reaching out to us. Normally the 84-001 has an adjustment screw that goes through the patio screen up from the screen spline groove. See the video related on this page for "How to repair a spring roller". 

However, I don't see that adjustment screw in your door. Could you send us some photos showing the location of the adjustment screw in your door? We would also like to see some photos up inside the cutout in your door where the roller comes out at the bottom. This might help us identify how to replace your roller.

Thanks for getting back to us, Don. It does appear that your roller looks like a match for the 84-107 or 84-001. I'm just not sure how it is held into your door frame. 

Did you have any type of screw-up inside the cut-out of the door that held the roller in place? 

As for the corner of the screen, maybe you need to tighten up the corner screw in the frame or install a new screw into the corner. However, I would suggest spraying the corner screw with some type of spray lubricant like a WD-40 so that the screw will come out easily. You don't want to break the screw.

This door looks like Jim Walters extruded screen door with a side adjusting screw. They used the 84-006 door roller with a pin at the end that locks into a hole inside the frame. I wonder if someone replaced the original roller with the 84-001.

When you said that the rollers might have been replaced it got me thinking. Take a look at the 84-101 roller along with the related 95-020 corner. I'm wondering if this is the type of roller assembly you have in your door. Go over the specifications and see what you think. 

Looking at your existing rollers, I do believe you could replace them with the 84-106. My question is how do you adjust your rollers in the door?

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I think the 84-106 is a good place from looking at your photos, yes. You can find our return policy here just in case. 

On removing your old rollers, check to see up into the cut-out if there is a small Phillps screw. In some doors, there is a small Phillps screw that goes through that hole in the roller spring into the door.