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Carver 355 sliding door - difficult to slide
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Re: Carver 355 sliding door - difficult to slide
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Re: Carver 355 sliding door - difficult to slide
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Re: Carver 355 sliding door - difficult to slide
Then use a dry silicone or teflon lubricant sparingly.
I've found the key is to keep the tracks clean. All dust and dirt seems to find its way in there. If you use to much or the wrong lubricant, it just traps more dirt and makes it worse very quickly.
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Re: Carver 355 sliding door - difficult to slide
tomschauer wrote:Source of the post Clean, clean, clean the tracks!!
Then use a dry silicone or teflon lubricant sparingly.
I've found the key is to keep the tracks clean. All dust and dirt seems to find its way in there. If you use to much or the wrong lubricant, it just traps more dirt and makes it worse very quickly.
^^This^^. Cleaning is step one. Then I used 3 in1 silicone spray and no problems afterwards.
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