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how to remove pvc kitchen back door
dada44
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hi , we are looking to move some white goods through the back entrance and may need to remove the door. it isn't totally clear to me how i might remove the door. there are some hinges which have an allen key (see pic). would it be as simple as undoing them ?












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Have you tried lifting it vertically. I've come across quite a few where you lift them straight up off the brackets. The key points are usually for adjustments.0
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On the bottom photos, is that the edge of the door. It looks as if there's some sort of plastic cover. If you pulled these away i wonder are there screws attaching the hinges to the door, if there is can you leave the hinge attached to the frame and just remove the door.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
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thanks. i will give it a try. doing this alone is not so easy0
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Pic 1,pic 2 and pic 3
The top of the hing is a black cap covering the hinge pin, the grub screw, where allen goes, is to stop door coming off the pin so will need to be loosened/removed.
Pic 4,5,6
hinge piece on front of door, any screws/bolts here will be to adjust the door not to remove hinge.
If it was me i would remove grub screws first, looks like it should just lift off after.0 -
If it's anything like mine, the parts of the hinges that attach to the door are in two pieces - the actual hinge itself and a decorative cover in the middle to hide the screws. The small screw hole you've found may well be a small screw that holds the centre cover of the hinge on. Once you've got that off, it should reveal the big screws that hold the hinge on to the door.If it sticks, force it.
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The thread title automatically had me thinking:

I'm afraid. But seriously loosen retaining screws as suggested by others and lift off.
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