Silence the Squeak! Fixing a Noisy Roller Door (Even with Tight Spaces!)

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[@alexstephens3765]

While the door tracks are lined up where taken off - what accounts for the wear on the roller on one side- misalignment somewhere y/n.? Did the guides get checked for vertical and the door for Level? Just asking perhaps the door wasnt correctly aligned in the first instance, perhaps?

[@jixia676]

I bought some HHS2000 they are short straw. Yours in the video is long straw.

[@rollerdoors]

They may have shortened the straw since I made this video but still works ok

[@ausim1000]

My door curtain isn't lining up correctly when rolled up. Looks to be bulging one way. What's the solution there?
Great content by the way, keep up the great work - thanks mate 👍

[@rollerdoors]

Cheers 😁 Easiest solution until I can make a a video is to remove the tracks, pull the door out a bit past closed and see if you can roll it up straight without the tracks. You’ll then see if the door has been installed too far over to one side or not or if it was the track placement causing the issue which in that case you can move the tracks over a bit to suit.

[@ausim1000]

Cheers for the fast reply. I'll give it a go and keep an eye out if you upload a video 👍