Shower door off its runners - help pls!

suered

Dear All
A recent visitor has managed to pull my shower door off its runners - it's one of those with 2 straight sides and doors on curved runners and on one door the wheels on the bottom have come out of the groove. I can't for the life of me figure out how to get them back in. Can anyone help?

thanks

ariba10

There is usually room at the top for the door to be lifted or levered up enough for you to get the wheel on.

I would suggest it is a two person job and to go steady at it.

suered

Yes, there does seem to be a bit of give at the top - but as you say, I will need another body, so won't get done today. Oh, well, at least I can spend the rest of the day cleaning the bits in the groove you can't usually get at - such excitement

suered

bumping for more advice please - there isn't enough play to do as suggested above and the wheels seem to be bigger than the space between the top and bottom retainer lips - how on earth do i get it back in?

thanks

Canucklehead

suered wrote: »

bumping for more advice please - there isn't enough play to do as suggested above and the wheels seem to be bigger than the space between the top and bottom retainer lips - how on earth do i get it back in?

thanks

Hi

Depends on the make .

Some are designed to come out to clean the track/rollers. (spring loaded)

Corgi Guy.

suered

Hurrah, hurrah - indeed they are - and if you suddenly have a very tall friend who's seen it before, they go back amazingly quickly. Good to know as the track WAS filthy.

Thanks!