Very good video, sir! I lived for a year with a slamming door and never even guessed there were possible adjustments just behind the cover. It’s a pretty nice piece of engineering all round.
Thank you so much for explaining this so clearly! I had a slamming door at my business that I couldn't work out... until I watched your video... Now it is fixed.
All I had to do was watch this video and solve the problem in a minute which I had to live with for the last year and half. You are amazingly great and thank you. thank you.
I just got a job at an academy, bullsh*tted in the interview saying I know how to fix many things, when I only know basics. This video was a life saver, much love.
Thank you so much, this video was very helpful. I needed to make my mom's door close slowly as she has a walker and needs her door to stay open a bit longer and then close fast after she enters.
I fixed my Falcon closer thanks to your instructions. Falcon labels the Allen screws (not flat head like the Ryobi) L= Latch speed, S = Closing speed and on the opposite end BC = Back-check. There are almost 100 of these in the building I live in. My favorite aspect of your video is that you have excellent focus up close without your hands getting in the way. As much a I appreciate your guidance, I'm happy that you went right to work without a long intro that included you looking into the camera and talking with your hands gesturing in the air like SO MANY YOU-TUBERS DO. This proves to me you mean business and not self promotion! I happily subscribe.
I miss words to thank you, dear friend... Straight to the point with full DEMO & simple EXPLANATION... NOT easy to pick 1.7K views in such items - Thanks a trillion.
That was amazinggggg! i bought this door closer online that doesn't come with a manual. we had a hard time installing it, and worst, my son's finger got slammed by the door. I was about to buy a pneumatic door closer, but found this youtube and discovered it's feature. THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOO MUCH!
I just started a Door, Lock, and Hardware job where they are training me on the job and I learned how to adjust a door closer this past week, although on a different brand of closer. I'm happy to see that the idea of changing the settings is essentially the same on both brands, however the brand that I was trained on uses Allen wrench screws instead of flathead screws. Great video!
Thank you for explaiing the door closer adjustments so welll and so precisely that anyone can understand. I had struggled a lot with the function of our door closer, watched a couple of vide instructions on UA-cam and it nver helped. All those 'How To' videos were quite confusing. You made it simpler and clearer. Thank you!!
Oh My Lord! Why didn't I look for this vid last year?? Thank You so much! The windows no longer rattle when the front door slams. But it no longer slams!
Thank you so much. I had a problem with a door in the adjacent unit to mine. It is now being used as a temporary office for Security Guards. Every time someone goes in or out the door slams every loud. I already started having a bit of a meltdown because of it ( sitting at home during lockdown 2) :). Watched your video and fixed the problem in literary 4 min. ( from watching till adjusting screws in the door stopper). Thank you so much!!!!
This is amazing. Thank you so much. Just moved to a new property & the door on this floor slams & wakes me up all the time. Now to get the screwdriver out! 🙏
Fantastic explanation and demonstration. This was the 3rd video I came across, and it’s this one that I managed to sort my front door out with. The first 2 were no help at all.
Excellent video instruction. You are the best! My office have been struggling with this problem as the last part nearer to the closing it slowed down and leaving the door unlatched which in turn triggered the alarm. Many tried to figure out on their own and it left many confounded and confused. I think your 2nd option to let door close slowing initially but faster at the end will certainly ensure proper closing. Thanks!
Thank you for posting, but which screw controls the tension of the door closer? I find mine too hard to push open the door and I want to release the tension a bit...Any idea?
Thank you so much! My door close is an LSDA (no idea *which* model though, neither the product nor the website is much helpful or has any manuals). But the screws are labeled "1" (top) and "2" (bottom), just like in that Ryobi 8000, and match the first and second stage like you described. My door wasn't closing to the end, and loosening #2 solved it perfectly. All the best!
Thank you for explaining this in layman's terms. So many 'How To' videos use terminology that only a rocket scientist could understand. My fire door closed so powerfully that it once knocked me across my hallway and face first in to my huge glass vivarium tank. I escaped with a bruised forehead only thank God, but now, I am safe. THANK YOU!!
Ryobi my maalik (maalik means master in my language Hindi), wish others' videos were as logical, transparent and succinct. I hit like even before I tried this method out! I was dreading even exploring the possibility of learning about speed adjustment since the guy who first fixed the door-closer made it sound/appear as if it required extreme technical expertise! But luckily found your video and am happy to share that with your instructions here, I was able to easily solve my door slamming problem! Especially in this Corona lockdown this video turned out to be even more resourceful! Haha! Thank you.
Thank goodness for this video, the door in my rental doesn't fully close by itself now and most people living here don't realize or don't care. I can now fix the problem in a few minutes instead of endless emails that don't get replies from my property manager. I've finished tinkering with the door and it's closing perfectly now! YAY, i'ts been so fucking hard to heat the place during winter because the slight crack the door left open would gush frozen air through instantly making the heater useless
Thank you for this well explained video… the problem I’m having with my closer or is that it doesn’t pull the door all the way closed. Is there a way to increase the strength pulling the door into the jamb?
This was very well explained, thank you. Now I don't have to worry about the dog having the door shut on its face. And I'm sure my neighbours will appreciate less slamming
My door was like little earthquake everytime people in and out , thanks to this video right after I watched it I adjusted, it works I'm so happy, thanks again.
This was really helpful thank you, looks like in Australia the two closing adjusting screws are opposite (top for speed of the ending of the close, bottom for the speed of the starting of the close), just as everything else is down here
Thank you sir. Great training video! I was wondering IF you have any suggestions as to how to stop the "Squawking Noise" as the door is opening or closing. I've tried lubricating all the pivot points on the assembly but the noise appears to be internal to the unit. Thanks.
Good video. However, it failed to demonstrate the "power adjustment control" located at the other end of the unit. My door had been a struggle to open or easily hold ajar requiring conscious effort to prevent from slamming closed. A surprising number of counterclockwise turns later(mine required a 5/16" wrench) plus a little careful adjustment to hit the sweet spot allowing the door to self-close and latch effortlessly and quietly. Also, inside the cover, I found diagrams with detailed instructions for adjusting.
Thanks for this, mine has leaked some oil, not much maybe like equivalent to 3tbsp. After that it closes abruptly as if working the opposite way of slowing it down instead. Why does oil leak it happen?
Thank you for this video kind sir. My model of Ryobi door closer doesn’t have the backcheck knob. Any idea how to make the door opening easier for my kids? It’s a bit stiff when following manual.
Unfortunately, I couldn't adjust my door to make it open easier either. It looks like only some advanced models have a power adjustment screw. And it's located on the same side as the backcheck knob.
YourSelf hi I installed a magnet on the bottom of the inside of the door and on the inside wall as well so when I open it I can push it up against the magnet to hold it in place instead of using a door wedge to hold it open. The only problem is the door is wanting to close shut when pushed all the way open and the magnet is not strong enough to hold it and keep it from closing. I tried adjusting the speed at which it closes but doesn’t seem to ya e anything ti do with it. How can I adjust the tension (not the speed even though they might be related) that it wants to close? Thanks
Set back check first. This is tell you right away if the closer is installed properly. If the geometry is off the back check wont function at the proper angle. This will effect all other functions as well. After back check is set push the door open until is stops. Turn the closing speed valve all the way in until it holds the door. You can then start turning the closing speed out and the door will start to swing closed. Stop when the speed is where you want it and let the door finish closing. Pump the door a couple times to push the oil through the valves and recheck the swing. Last step set latch check. This happens a few inches before full close. You can slow it down to make it close smooth and not slam or give it a little pop if the door has a small obstruction to over come. If its leaking oil replace it. If your not sure what valve does what turn one all the way in and swing the door it should be obvious what function that valve effected.
I bought one of these for a self closing Fire Door, but Law of conservation of energy determines the outcome, the force that this closing mechanism requires comes from a stored energy in an internal spring, the rate of discharge of this force is controlled by the two hydraulic valves and their adjusting screws, so when you open the door the spring gets compressed by the applied force during the opening of the door, so that means if you need greater force to shut the door then equally you need greater force to open the door! Unfortunately if one thinks that opening the door and compressing the internal spring to store energy should be lighter (less force) yet the force unleashed by this compressed spring should be greater to close the door fully latched, it will just not happen! Thanks to the law of conservation of Energy. You cannot get more energy out of anything than you put in. Fire doors in some HMO is causing me a headache, because local authority requires that all Fire doors should have an intumescent seal and some go further requiring a Smoke seal as well, so the problem arises with a smoke seal, this is a fur lined strip combined with an intumescent strip to fill the door to frame 2 to 3mm gaps with a fur lined strip that creates some friction that must be overcome by an additional force from a person opening the door as well as this force will then be needed to close the door fully latched, tenants are not happy to apply greater force when opening these self closing doors, some sort of power assist should be built into these contraptions.
@@Your-Self It was like magic today at work. That door was fixed yesterday and a new hydraulic closer was installed. But it was so annoying because the door kept shutting strongly. As soon as I watched your video, I fixed it immediately. It was amazing. Everyone was happy. It would have taken some time until we had got the carpenter to fix it. Thanks again.
Cant tell u how u save me from another big disaster as i got stuck outside due to sudden closure of door due to improper speed adjustment n i had to bring locksmith to break the lock so that i come inside.
I live in an apartment with heavy doors at the ends of the hallways and leading into the laundry rooms. All have hydraulic door closers. Some doors are quiet and some slam loudly. Apparently the maintenance people don't know how to adjust them.
Excellent teacher. A model of clarity. Now I'm no longer driven nuts by a slamming door.
Glad it helped!
Very good how to video. Not using a lot of jargon and terms, just explaining the functions so all can understand. Excellent video!
Glad it was helpful!
Very good video, sir! I lived for a year with a slamming door and never even guessed there were possible adjustments just behind the cover. It’s a pretty nice piece of engineering all round.
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for explaining this so clearly! I had a slamming door at my business that I couldn't work out... until I watched your video... Now it is fixed.
Wonderful!
All I had to do was watch this video and solve the problem in a minute which I had to live with for the last year and half. You are amazingly great and thank you. thank you.
Good to hear it!
Very good video. Straight to the point. Better than many videos shown by those "professionals".
Thanks for watching!
Your explanation is very clear. I watched a few videos, but yours was the most useful, the best instruction.
Great to hear it, and thanks for watching!
Thank You 👍🏼
Adjusted the speed and tension in door after 3 months of struggle with it.
Great job!
I just got a job at an academy, bullsh*tted in the interview saying I know how to fix many things, when I only know basics. This video was a life saver, much love.
LOL, thanks for watching!
Thank you! Our door has been shutting dangerously fast, and I thought I'd need to replace the Ryobi. I had no idea you could adjust them so easily!
Glad I could help!
Great explanation - thanks for taking the time to do this - saves a lot of trial and error if you haven't got a manual.
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great information, and for the sense of humor.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much, this video was very helpful. I needed to make my mom's door close slowly as she has a walker and needs her door to stay open a bit longer and then close fast after she enters.
I fixed my Falcon closer thanks to your instructions. Falcon labels the Allen screws (not flat head like the Ryobi) L= Latch speed, S = Closing speed and on the opposite end BC = Back-check. There are almost 100 of these in the building I live in.
My favorite aspect of your video is that you have excellent focus up close without your hands getting in the way. As much a I appreciate your guidance, I'm happy that you went right to work without a long intro that included you looking into the camera and talking with your hands gesturing in the air like SO MANY YOU-TUBERS DO. This proves to me you mean business and not self promotion! I happily subscribe.
Glad to hear that you found it helpful and could apply it for your particular situation. Thanks for watching!
I miss words to thank you, dear friend... Straight to the point with full DEMO & simple EXPLANATION... NOT easy to pick 1.7K views in such items - Thanks a trillion.
Thanks for watching!
That was amazinggggg! i bought this door closer online that doesn't come with a manual. we had a hard time installing it, and worst, my son's finger got slammed by the door. I was about to buy a pneumatic door closer, but found this youtube and discovered it's feature. THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOO MUCH!
Glad it helped, and thanks for watching!
My family has so many issues when it comes to doors I get sick off it. thanks for showing this.
Glad it helped!
I just started a Door, Lock, and Hardware job where they are training me on the job and I learned how to adjust a door closer this past week, although on a different brand of closer. I'm happy to see that the idea of changing the settings is essentially the same on both brands, however the brand that I was trained on uses Allen wrench screws instead of flathead screws. Great video!
I think Allen wrench adjustable screws are easier to adjust because the flathead screwdriver slips out when turning. Thanks for watching!
Thank you!! I was able to adjust the front door at work, no longer slams!
Nice job!
Love how you showed the way you go about doing it with experimentation!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for explaiing the door closer adjustments so welll and so precisely that anyone can understand. I had struggled a lot with the function of our door closer, watched a couple of vide instructions on UA-cam and it nver helped. All those 'How To' videos were quite confusing. You made it simpler and clearer. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
Oh My Lord! Why didn't I look for this vid last year?? Thank You so much! The windows no longer rattle when the front door slams. But it no longer slams!
Good to hear it, and thanks for watching!
Thank you so much. I had a problem with a door in the adjacent unit to mine. It is now being used as a temporary office for Security Guards. Every time someone goes in or out the door slams every loud. I already started having a bit of a meltdown because of it ( sitting at home during lockdown 2) :). Watched your video and fixed the problem in literary 4 min. ( from watching till adjusting screws in the door stopper). Thank you so much!!!!
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
This is amazing. Thank you so much. Just moved to a new property & the door on this floor slams & wakes me up all the time. Now to get the screwdriver out! 🙏
Good luck with your door! But if you see oil dripping out of the door closer, the adjustment may not work.
you just initiated my much needed "YES!" after making the door not be a pain to close at work thank u
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic explanation and demonstration. This was the 3rd video I came across, and it’s this one that I managed to sort my front door out with. The first 2 were no help at all.
Glad it helped, and thanks for watching!
Excellent video instruction. You are the best! My office have been struggling with this problem as the last part nearer to the closing it slowed down and leaving the door unlatched which in turn triggered the alarm. Many tried to figure out on their own and it left many confounded and confused. I think your 2nd option to let door close slowing initially but faster at the end will certainly ensure proper closing. Thanks!
Good luck with your office door!
You explained the functionality in a way a user want ! Awesome my friend. Thanks a ton. ☺️
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thank you for posting, but which screw controls the tension of the door closer? I find mine too hard to push open the door and I want to release the tension a bit...Any idea?
Thank you so much! My door close is an LSDA (no idea *which* model though, neither the product nor the website is much helpful or has any manuals). But the screws are labeled "1" (top) and "2" (bottom), just like in that Ryobi 8000, and match the first and second stage like you described. My door wasn't closing to the end, and loosening #2 solved it perfectly. All the best!
Great to hear it, and thanks for watching!
Thank you for explaining this in layman's terms. So many 'How To' videos use terminology that only a rocket scientist could understand. My fire door closed so powerfully that it once knocked me across my hallway and face first in to my huge glass vivarium tank. I escaped with a bruised forehead only thank God, but now, I am safe. THANK YOU!!
Glad you found this video helpful, and thanks for watching!
very sir !!! appreciate it much . . . mabuhay !!! jun mozo, soliman st./ davao city - philippines
My friend, some simple thing that thanks to you is gonna stop annoying me. I appreciate your time for this video. Like
Glad I could help
Thank you so muchhhhhh for making this video out!!! This really saved my life in the room with the careless roommates and this kind of door
Glad I could help!
Ryobi my maalik (maalik means master in my language Hindi), wish others' videos were as logical, transparent and succinct. I hit like even before I tried this method out!
I was dreading even exploring the possibility of learning about speed adjustment since the guy who first fixed the door-closer made it sound/appear as if it required extreme technical expertise!
But luckily found your video and am happy to share that with your instructions here, I was able to easily solve my door slamming problem! Especially in this Corona lockdown this video turned out to be even more resourceful! Haha! Thank you.
Glad you found the video helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thanks. I was sick of the doors in the hallway outside my flat slamming hard enough to shake the walls, and now they close a lot more nicely
Nice work!
Thank goodness for this video, the door in my rental doesn't fully close by itself now and most people living here don't realize or don't care. I can now fix the problem in a few minutes instead of endless emails that don't get replies from my property manager.
I've finished tinkering with the door and it's closing perfectly now! YAY, i'ts been so fucking hard to heat the place during winter because the slight crack the door left open would gush frozen air through instantly making the heater useless
Good to hear it!
Thank you again, your video was perfect, straight to the point, and clearly explained. I'll have to check out your other videos!
Very good narration of particular point that is too in common man's language for door closer speed, thanks
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
Excellent explanation for me who know nothing about these stuff
Glad it was helpful!
Very clear. Would you have a video explaining why some doors seem to have a "jump" in latch when closing.
Excellent vid. Thank you, sir!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Best vidéo for this purpose, congratulations from France.
Glad you liked it!
Very good video! Its short and to the point. Helped me to fix my door easily :)
Great to hear!
Perfectly explained and straight to the point!!! Is it possible to make the door not close by itself?
Thank you for this well explained video… the problem I’m having with my closer or is that it doesn’t pull the door all the way closed. Is there a way to increase the strength pulling the door into the jamb?
This was very well explained, thank you. Now I don't have to worry about the dog having the door shut on its face. And I'm sure my neighbours will appreciate less slamming
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
Without causing a small earthquake 🤣🤣 so correctly explained. I will cleverly fix up my neighbors door as I feel the earthquake 10 times every day
Thanks for watching!
Simple and straightforward. I like your video. Subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
A few of the doors at my job close fast and slam hard. I'm gonna do this. Thanks
Good luck, and thanks for watching!
My door was like little earthquake everytime people in and out , thanks to this video right after I watched it I adjusted, it works I'm so happy, thanks again.
Glad it worked for you as well, and thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for your help. Very straightforward.
Glad it helped!
Thanks ! Could you also show how to lubricate a door closer that squeaks all the time ?
This was really helpful thank you, looks like in Australia the two closing adjusting screws are opposite (top for speed of the ending of the close, bottom for the speed of the starting of the close), just as everything else is down here
LOL, thanks for watching!
Great video, very easy to understand and to implement it on the door. Thank you for your video.
Glad you found it helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this video. The earthquake joke is so good
Glad it was helpful.
Thank you sir. Great training video!
I was wondering IF you have any suggestions as to how to stop the "Squawking Noise" as the door is opening or closing. I've tried lubricating all the pivot points on the assembly but the noise appears to be internal to the unit.
Thanks.
Good video. However, it failed to demonstrate the "power adjustment control" located at the other end of the unit. My door had been a struggle to open or easily hold ajar requiring conscious effort to prevent from slamming closed. A surprising number of counterclockwise turns later(mine required a 5/16" wrench) plus a little careful adjustment to hit the sweet spot allowing the door to self-close and latch effortlessly and quietly. Also, inside the cover, I found diagrams with detailed instructions for adjusting.
You did a really good job on this video!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Very good information thanks a lot
Thanks for liking
Very good explanation.Helps me in many way thanks.
Glad to hear that, and thanks for watching!
thank u so much it helped me alot!!
Glad it helped, and thanks for watching!
Very well done tutorial! Precise and explains everything well. Thank you.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for watching!
Thanks . Great job. Put this one up today thanks to you. Can you make the door easier to open ??????????
Only some models have an adjustable screw to make it easier to open. If you do, it should be in the side center (next to the Back-Check screw).
@@Your-Self Thanks so much . Will go and have a look. Don't think so.
Thanks for the nice video demonstration. very easy to understand.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot. the toilet door in the office was bugging me as f***. Now it is smooth as butter.
Great to hear success stories, and thanks for watching!
Thanks for this, mine has leaked some oil, not much maybe like equivalent to 3tbsp. After that it closes abruptly as if working the opposite way of slowing it down instead. Why does oil leak it happen?
2:32 made me think about the doors at my work place slamming like that lol.
Thank you for this video kind sir. My model of Ryobi door closer doesn’t have the backcheck knob. Any idea how to make the door opening easier for my kids? It’s a bit stiff when following manual.
Unfortunately, I couldn't adjust my door to make it open easier either.
It looks like only some advanced models have a power adjustment screw. And it's located on the same side as the backcheck knob.
Good video sir
Thanks
This helps me a lot
Glad it helped!
Thanks a lot! Now my Unipol doors won't try to bruise me anymore!
Great to hear, and thanks for watching!
You’re an absolute life saver!
Glad it helped, and thanks for watching!
Exactly what I needed thank you
Glad you found what you needed, and thanks for watching!
YourSelf hi I installed a magnet on the bottom of the inside of the door and on the inside wall as well so when I open it I can push it up against the magnet to hold it in place instead of using a door wedge to hold it open.
The only problem is the door is wanting to close shut when pushed all the way open and the magnet is not strong enough to hold it and keep it from closing.
I tried adjusting the speed at which it closes but doesn’t seem to ya e anything ti do with it.
How can I adjust the tension (not the speed even though they might be related) that it wants to close?
Thanks
Great and clear video, thank you. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good explanation given. Very useful. Hopefully the same buttons are for our door closers. Thanks.
Good luck with your project, and thanks for watching!
I really hate when my door creates a small earthquake :D. Very helpful video btw.
LOL, thanks for watching!
Set back check first. This is tell you right away if the closer is installed properly. If the geometry is off the back check wont function at the proper angle. This will effect all other functions as well. After back check is set push the door open until is stops. Turn the closing speed valve all the way in until it holds the door. You can then start turning the closing speed out and the door will start to swing closed. Stop when the speed is where you want it and let the door finish closing. Pump the door a couple times to push the oil through the valves and recheck the swing. Last step set latch check. This happens a few inches before full close. You can slow it down to make it close smooth and not slam or give it a little pop if the door has a small obstruction to over come. If its leaking oil replace it. If your not sure what valve does what turn one all the way in and swing the door it should be obvious what function that valve effected.
Nice job. Those engineers are amazing.
Thank you. So well-explained !
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
Gracias for this! Came in very handy!
Glad you found it helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thank u man i was very disturbed with my main door
Thanks for watching!
made my life much better now, tnx
Good to hear it, and thanks for watching!
Perfect, so easy to do using this video
Glad you think so, and thanks for watching!
Thank you i also have solved the problem
Good to hear it, and thanks for watching!
Thank you so much, that was what i needed!
Glad it helped!
Excellent video tutorial.Thanks a lot.
Glad it helped
This video helped me today
Glad it was helpful!
In a hotel with really bad slamming doors, might go and show this clip to reception 😂😡
LOL, thanks for watching!
Lol! But I'm now equipped to do it myself. Just need a screw driver!
Thank you for sharing this knowledge!
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
*Super ! Merci pour la vidéo ! Bon dimanche* 😉
I bought one of these for a self closing Fire Door, but Law of conservation of energy determines the outcome, the force that this closing mechanism requires comes from a stored energy in an internal spring, the rate of discharge of this force is controlled by the two hydraulic valves and their adjusting screws, so when you open the door the spring gets compressed by the applied force during the opening of the door, so that means if you need greater force to shut the door then equally you need greater force to open the door!
Unfortunately if one thinks that opening the door and compressing the internal spring to store energy should be lighter (less force) yet the force unleashed by this compressed spring should be greater to close the door fully latched, it will just not happen! Thanks to the law of conservation of Energy. You cannot get more energy out of anything than you put in.
Fire doors in some HMO is causing me a headache, because local authority requires that all Fire doors should have an intumescent seal and some go further requiring a Smoke seal as well, so the problem arises with a smoke seal, this is a fur lined strip combined with an intumescent strip to fill the door to frame 2 to 3mm gaps with a fur lined strip that creates some friction that must be overcome by an additional force from a person opening the door as well as this force will then be needed to close the door fully latched, tenants are not happy to apply greater force when opening these self closing doors, some sort of power assist should be built into these contraptions.
Thanks, it helped me a lot!
Glad to hear it!
The door at my job is so heavy to open. I hope this will work.
It worked for me Lisa, see my comment. Good luck!
Thank God it's easily fixable! I've been thinking of placing pads to prevent 'small earthquakes'! 😅
Thank you so much. Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
@@Your-Self It was like magic today at work. That door was fixed yesterday and a new hydraulic closer was installed. But it was so annoying because the door kept shutting strongly. As soon as I watched your video, I fixed it immediately. It was amazing. Everyone was happy. It would have taken some time until we had got the carpenter to fix it. Thanks again.
Nice tutorial. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching!
Cant tell u how u save me from another big disaster as i got stuck outside due to sudden closure of door due to improper speed adjustment n i had to bring locksmith to break the lock so that i come inside.
I live in an apartment with heavy doors at the ends of the hallways and leading into the laundry rooms. All have hydraulic door closers. Some doors are quiet and some slam loudly. Apparently the maintenance people don't know how to adjust them.
Well, maybe now you can help them to adjust those doors! Thanks for watching!
Veeery helpful and clear..thank u!! Ure my savioouuuurrr
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Thanks from Greece....
Thanks for watching!