There could be several reasons why cabinet doors may not close properly. In this article, we’ll discuss some of these reasons with Teek:
Incorrect Adjustment of Door Mechanism:
The cabinet door mechanism may be incorrectly adjusted, causing the door to not open or close properly.
Wear or Mechanical Damage:
Even with the correct mechanism in place, wear or mechanical damage can prevent the door from closing properly.
Slope or Unevenness in Cabinet Floor:
If the cabinet floor is sloped or uneven, this can lead to issues with door closure.
Improper Installation:
Incorrect installation of the cabinet or door mechanism can facilitate the door not staying closed.
Air Absorbers or Dust:
The presence of air absorbers or dust around the areas where the door mechanism is located can negatively affect its performance.
To resolve the issue, consider the following steps:
What to Do If Your Cabinet Door Is Hanging?
If the cabinet door is hanging, adjust the base screws counterclockwise.
If the gap between two cabinet doors is too wide, what should you do?
If the gap between two cabinet doors becomes large, adjust the front screws clockwise.
What should you do if a cabinet door closes crookedly?
If a cabinet door closes crookedly, tighten the back screw clockwise.
If the problem persists despite your efforts, it’s best to consult with a repair specialist or someone knowledgeable in this field.