My issue is reusing an existing hinge on a new door. The parts that expanded slightly to fit the original door, stay expanded and won’t fit into a new door.
If the holes cannot hold the hinge in place, you have a few options - you can bore new holes, add wood filler or replace the door completely. Hope that helps!
@@BlumInc I ended up just taking them down and reseating them, and that seems to have helped a lot. I believe they were poorly seated in the first place. I did add some shim material on one where the clamps make contact, and that helped. Thank you very much for your reply.
The hinges can be reused by reinserting them. To determine hole locations, please view our assembly instructions and downloads: www.blum.com/us/en/products/hingesystems/clip-top-blumotion/assembly/
My issue is reusing an existing hinge on a new door. The parts that expanded slightly to fit the original door, stay expanded and won’t fit into a new door.
What if this is no longer getting a grip in the holes of the door? My guess is that the holes have eroded to some degree.
If the holes cannot hold the hinge in place, you have a few options - you can bore new holes, add wood filler or replace the door completely. Hope that helps!
@@BlumInc I ended up just taking them down and reseating them, and that seems to have helped a lot. I believe they were poorly seated in the first place. I did add some shim material on one where the clamps make contact, and that helped. Thank you very much for your reply.
How can i reuse the hinge?
The hinges can be reused by reinserting them. To determine hole locations, please view our assembly instructions and downloads: www.blum.com/us/en/products/hingesystems/clip-top-blumotion/assembly/