Hi all,
If a door closer starts leaking fluid (and it no longer correctly controls the door) is it time to replace it or are they (easily) repairable?
I can pick up replacement closers at Travis for £15 each so if it's going to take me an hour or so to service one, I'd prefer to just replace (I'm not paying for materials).
Co-incidentally, what is the oil that they have inside? Is it purely for lubrication or is the closing action carried out by some of of hydraulic mechanism?
Ta!!
If a door closer starts leaking fluid (and it no longer correctly controls the door) is it time to replace it or are they (easily) repairable?
I can pick up replacement closers at Travis for £15 each so if it's going to take me an hour or so to service one, I'd prefer to just replace (I'm not paying for materials).
Co-incidentally, what is the oil that they have inside? Is it purely for lubrication or is the closing action carried out by some of of hydraulic mechanism?
Ta!!