Truck & Tool Rental The Home Depot Logo DIY Projects & Ideas Flooring & Area Rugs Lighting & Ceiling Fans Model # K 5034 Screen Door Closer Repair Kit This storm door closer repair kit replaces most of the parts that get lost or break on pneumatic door closers. It includes a jamb bracket pin and a hold open clip. It also includes a speed adjusting spring and screw. Repair kit for screen door closers Includes adjustment screw, hold open washer, jamb bracket pin, and tension screw spring Fits most popular closers Locating this item in a store Thank you for your recent inquiry regarding this item from Prime-Line Products. Customer Service line at (800) 430-3376 regarding your question.<br><br> For additional questions regarding this item, or any other product manufactured by Prime-Line Products, please call their toll free number at (877) 649-9740, or contact them by email at info@primeline.net hold door open part (the 2nd one in pic)
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Add-on ItemFREE Shipping on orders over . DetailsIdeal Security Inc. SK25W Door Closer Repair Kit, White Add-on ItemFREE Shipping on orders over . 0.5 x 2.8 x 4.6 inches 3.7 out of 5 stars #144,149 in Home Improvements (See top 100) #214 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry > Shoe, Jewelry & Watch Accessories > Watch Accessories > Repair Tools & Kits 0.3 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) Item can be shipped within U.S. This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support? Would you like to tell us about a lower price? See questions and answers 5 star45%4 star25%3 star15%1 star15%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsDidn't fit on the closerYou may need to modify and purchase a larger springaverageAffordable screen door repair kitMy husband made it work Best 2 dollars I have spent in 20 years seriouslyOkay for price.
I had to buff it a ...I needed this to fix a door, went to ... See all customer images Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer Reviews What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item? Ideal Security Inc. SK25W Door Closer Repair Kit, White CRL Pneumatic Closer Repair Kit K5034 National Hardware V1352 Door Closer Part Kits in Black Wright ProductsV920WH STANDARD DUTY PNEUMATIC CLOSER, WHITE See and discover other items: hold the doorBack "in the day", storm doors were a sure-fire way to save both energy and protect your valuable front door. Though many modern insulated front doors don't even need storm doors, the millions still in use will continue to need repairs, adjustment and Though I honestly believe that the manufacturers of aluminum storm doors try to make them as easy as possible to install, the fact is that a storm door can be a mini-nightmare project. However, if you take your time, you should be able
to do a great job. Things to be careful of: Storm doors are designed to adapt to frames that are quite a bit out of whack. So, in your cutting and fitting, don't get hyper about absolute perfection. Really good is good When mounting the jamb bracket for the self-closer, believe the instructions when they indicate the distance from the door to the bracket, usually 1/4 inch. not micrometer-critical, but if you vary too much the door may not close properly or not open fully. The safety chain is designed to stop the storm door from over-opening through the actions of humans or Mother Nature! Enough force can even rip the jamb bracket right out of the door jamb! Though many manufacturers give measured locations for the safety chain mounting, I always check to make sure that the safety chain will do its job before drilling any holes. I have found that the safety chains packaged with some doors are not the same length as the one described in the instructions.
No big deal if the chain is too long, because you can snip off a few links. If the chain is too short, the door may not open fully with the chain Mount the chain at the recommended location onOpen the door to an acceptable position and lock it with the hold-open washer. The closer should not be fully extended or stressing the door jamb bracket. If it is, you may have goofed up the installation of the jamb bracket or positioned the door bracketCorrect this problem first before continuing!! Extend the safety chain taut and locate it on the upper jamb, with the safety chain jamb bracket angledMark the location of the holes with a pencil. out of curiosity, check the recommended distance from the hinge jamb to the location you just marked. If the distance is less than the distance you marked, you just saved your door and jamb from possible damage. distance is greater, your door wouldn't open fully and be, in a word, Understanding how these closers work will help you to understand the
A spring within the unit does the actual closing. closer had just a spring, though, the door would swing shut wildly as did the old-time springs that are still used on some old wooden doors and gates. automatic closer uses air (or in some cases oil) to control the spring and thusIn a pneumatic closer, for example, there is an air tubeWhen the door is opened, this tube fills with air asWhen the door is released, the internal spring begins to pull the door shut. The movement of the spring is cushioned by the air in the cylinder, with an adjustable valve in the closer controlling how quickly the air is released. The slower the air is released, the slower the Either slamming or incomplete closing can indicate either the need for adjustment or the need for replacement. As they age, door closers loose some of their ability to pull your door smoothly as the internal spring weakens and/or the seals in the pneumatic (or hydraulic) system begin to fail.
times, minor malfunctions can be compensated for by turning the closing rate adjusting screw that is located on the door-mounted end on the closer. Turning clockwise will slow down the closing rate, while turning counterclockwise will increase the closing rate. A second way to adjust the closing rate is by making adjustments at the mounting bracket on the door. Many door closers have multiple holes on the closer and/or the mounting bracket allowing you to increase the tension on the internal spring in the closer. This is known asThis is a good way to increase the closing force, especially in the last few inches of door closure if the door is notThe problem, though, is that this adjustment can decrease the amount the door will open. Check the total out swing of the door whenever making this adjustment to be sure that it is opening adequately for your needs. If your mounting bracket does not have multiple adjustment holes, you can
also move the bracket further from the hinge. Many brackets have multiple mounting holes allowing for small adjustments. small, testing the door function each time... a little goes a long way here! There is another type of closer... the hydraulic door closer, which uses a light oil instead of air as a control fluid. As the door closes, the internal spring forces oil to move at a controlled rate between two compartments inside the closer. The only time you would see the oil is if theHydraulic closers don't have an adjustment screw, but instead are generally adjusted by physically rotating the body of the closer onBecause the flow of oil is more easy to control with precision, these closers work more smoothly than air-controlled closers. cost of these units is a little higher, but not staggeringly so. If you need to replace the closer, take the old one with you to theIf you purchase a close or exact match you may save yourself