Replacing Rollers On An Anderson Sliding Door

The gap between the door frame and the sliding panel should be the same from the top to bottom of door.

Replacing rollers on an anderson sliding door.

Insert the replacement sliding door rollers into the cavity along the bottom of the door. Track is worn damaged see photo. Whether you need a replacement part to match touch up paint or get assistance identifying the type of andersen window or patio door that you own we are here to help. Close the door on the pencil.

Each panel 48x80 inches. Visit the andersen online parts store which features. Andersen triangle etched in corner has inscriptions. First lift the rollers off the track by sliding a flat head screwdriver or putty knife under the roller and pushing up.

Place the screen doors safely off to the side until you are ready to put them back. A convenient easy to navigate online option to purchase replacement parts or supplies. Open the door several inches and insert a pencil between the inside and outside. Grasp both sides of the frame and lift the door up off of its tracks.

If the gap is larger or smaller at the top then you rollers need to be adjusted. Remove the screen door if you have one. Insert rollers into mortise in bottom of door making sure to line up center screw on rollers with adjustment hole. Igcc 324 and ch 825.

If installing direct andersen replacement rollers no screws are required. Replaces 200 series and 400 series tandem roller part number 1273704 manufactured from 1964 to 1982. Looking from outside in fixed panel on right sliding panel on left. When rollers are halfway installed take a wooden block do not use a hammer and knock rollers all the way into mortise.

Prime line products d 1971 andersen sliding door tandem roller with 1 1 4 inch steel ball bearing mill 1 pack 5 0 out of 5 stars 2 12 37 12. Andersen rollers provide smooth gliding operation with self contained leveling adjusters when replacing rollers we recommend replacing both rollers used on units manufactured from 1982 to present. Use the wooden block and rubber mallet to gently tap the frame back onto the.