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Water in storage bay when it rains

2 Allies

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There are tiny screws on the hinge that screw through to the pin of the hinge at the top and bottom. They loosened the screws, raised the door and retightened the screws. It took them a few minutes to make the adjustment but it stopped the leak. We used a hose spraying at the door seal to complete the test. Has worked flawlessly since.
Hope this helps,
 

Tls5150

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There are tiny screws on the hinge that screw through to the pin of the hinge at the top and bottom. They loosened the screws, raised the door and retightened the screws. It took them a few minutes to make the adjustment but it stopped the leak. We used a hose spraying at the door seal to complete the test. Has worked flawlessly since.
Hope this helps,
Thank you, but I believe ours are riveted and the only 2 screws are at each end of the hinge and they hold a rubber plug in the hole.
 

Bozo

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Thank you, but I believe ours are riveted and the only 2 screws are at each end of the hinge and they hold a rubber plug in the hole.
I don’t recall if mine were screws or rivets, but they are screws now. I adjusted my own doors last year ….but dealer took credit for it when I mentioned the door wasn't cut in correctly. I drill out rivets if needed. Easy.
 
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