Curved shower door off its runners

[zoeoutside]

Dear All

Hope I'm posting in the right place - a recent guest has managed to pull one of the curved shower doors off its runners on the bottom (the little wheels are supposed to be kept in the runner by a top and bottom overlap) and although I know it SHOULD be simple to get them back, I just can't see how to do it without possibly ripping out the top ones as well. (I have wiggled the door slightly but can't seem to get the angle which I thought would be the way to get them back in.)

Can anyone help with instructions for a complete numpty?

Many thanks

 

[big-all]

is there a wheel shaped gap in the runners centre rail!!!

 

[zoeoutside]

big-all

sadly not

The curved side of the shower has 2 doors that meet in the middle. There are stoppers in the groove - 2 for each door, but no wheel shaped hole.

 

[big-all]

its more a 1/3 circle top and bottom on the inside edge off the runner facing the shower that allows the wheels to come out dead centre are you shure you aint got one anywhere along its length!!

 

[zoeoutside]

Just been for another check and definitely no wheel shaped hole.

 

[big-all]

i dont have an answer but for others to help have you got a model number or a picture

 

[zoeoutside]

no way of doing a picture, sorry, but it is a Pacific 900 Quadrant shower tray with an Atlas 900 quadrant frame/class code numbers BF9A-A and BF9A-B bought from bathstore if that helps.

thanks

 

[big-all]

are the rubber stoppers bigger than the gap between the top and bottom bits off the track

my thoughts are if you remove both stops will there be the entry holes for the wheels!!!

 

[zoeoutside]

the stoppers are inside the top and bottom rims of the runner bit - there is no break in the top or bottom lip at all