Regular Cleaning:

• Keep the tracks and rollers clean
• from dirt, debris,and dust. Use a
• soft brush or vacuum cleaner
• to remove any buildup. Clean
• the sliding door itself with a gentle,
• non-abrasive cleaner to
• maintain its appearance.

Lubrication of Moving Parts:

• Apply a silicone-based lubricant
• to the door’s tracks, rollers, and
• hinges.
• This helps in smooth operation
• and prevents unnecessary friction
• Regular lubrication minimizes wear
• and tear on moving parts,
• extending the lifespan of your
• sliding door.

Adjustment of Rollers:

• Periodically check and adjust the
• rollers if needed. If your door is sticking
• or not rolling smoothly, adjusting the
• rollers can resolve the issue. Consult
• the manufacturer’s guidelines or
• consider seeking professional assistance
• for adjustments
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• Weather Stripping Inspection:
• Check the condition of the weather
• stripping around the door. Damaged
• or worn weather stripping can
• compromise the door’s insulation,
• leading to energy loss. Replace
• any damaged weather stripping
• to ensure your sliding door remains
• energy-efficient.
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• Secure Loose Screws and Hardware:
• Periodically inspect all screws, bolts,
• and hardware associated with your
• sliding door.
• Tighten any loose screws or bolts to
• ensure the structural integrity of the
• door.
• This simple step can prevent issues
• like misalignment or wobbling.

Protect Tracks from Debris:

• Place barriers, like doormats or
• brush strips, at the entrance to
• prevent dirt and debris from
• entering the tracks. Foreign
• particles in the tracks can hinder
• the smooth movement of the door.
• Regularly check and clean the
• tracks to ensure unobstructed operation.