@@frugaldiy1 you are so good at this keep doing home improvement videos and in no time you will have a big following. I went through your videos and was hoping to see more but it’s ok hope to see more from you. I subbed and hit the bell sign
A, you make me smile, a lot. Thank you for that. Also, I can't tell you how much your support and encouragement means to me. It means a great deal, truly. I'll keep posting, and I hope you'll keep watching. DIY is my hobby, and I'm addicted to it. I hope to help people learned how to fix their own stuff, so they can save their hard-earned money for things that matter to them--early retirement is one of them. :)
Life savor! I have to bring a new refrigerator in through our patio doors and need to take off the sliding door to do so. Your video is a big help. Thank you.
I really enjoy how thorough you are with explaining the parts and what they do and how they are connected. Thanks for making this video I learned so much. :)
You're welcome, Quartered Rodent! You just brought a big smile to my face. I'm so glad the video helped. Thank you for your thoughtful and kind comment and feedback. I enjoy passing on what I've learned over the years from DIYing. Happy DIYing!
Thanks Frugal DIY! All I needed to do was get the sliding door out to get to the wheels and you’re the only one that didn’t take the frame apart to get the door out.! I like simple. Thanks for the help on my freely rolling slider.
Sliding doors scare me. Had one explode into a million pieces as my father and I were removing it to replace the roller wheels. I thought the entire frame was strong enough to prevent the glass from bending and shattering, but it's not. I got cuts on my face and hands and learned a valuable lesson to wear safety glasses, like yall did in the video. Your video gives me more confidence in tackling future repairs, as I had no prior knowledge on sliding doors. Thank you.
I was having the same issue getting the sliding panel out. One side didn't want to lift over the frame. Going to try lifting the roller like you did. Thanks very much for the tip!
Hello, Phuong, and thank you for the kind words. I'm glad we could help you figure out how to get the massage chair through the door. Enjoy your chair!
David, first, make sure the rollers are in the fully retracted position. If they are, and it still won't lift out, use a pry tool at the bottom of the door to lift it out.
@@frugaldiy1 the rollers are in its the door itself that still won't clear the frame I think it was installed as one piece with frame and all and now it seems to be just a little too tight to come out. I'm going to have to take the doors off the fridge instead. Thank you for the help
@@frugaldiy1 neither the door or the fixed panel come out, wound the wheels up but the the door is physically too big to fit over the track, I have no idea what brainiac assembled it the first time
The rollers at the bottom of the slider panel often bind over time and won't retract fully. That's what happened to us. You can use a large screw driver or flat bar to pry the slider up and out of the tracks. The stationary panel may just be stuck in place and need a little "persuasion" to slide over so you can pull it out.
Between us, we own about 10 or more. Update, Daniel: I called my sister and now I know, between us, we have a total of 15 drills--3/8" and 1/2", corded and battery-operated. Thank you for helping us keep track of all the tools we own.
Women are so much better explaining things then men are, this is coming from a man. Amazing video
LOL! A, that's a high compliment coming from you. I greatly appreciate your kind words and support. Happy DIYing!
@@frugaldiy1 you are so good at this keep doing home improvement videos and in no time you will have a big following. I went through your videos and was hoping to see more but it’s ok hope to see more from you. I subbed and hit the bell sign
A, you make me smile, a lot. Thank you for that. Also, I can't tell you how much your support and encouragement means to me. It means a great deal, truly. I'll keep posting, and I hope you'll keep watching. DIY is my hobby, and I'm addicted to it. I hope to help people learned how to fix their own stuff, so they can save their hard-earned money for things that matter to them--early retirement is one of them. :)
@@frugaldiy1 I like how you think, I will definitely keep watching
Y’all ROCK! Thanks for the video
Thank you, Sandboxboy80. I'll tell Sister you said so. You make us both smile. ;)
Life savor! I have to bring a new refrigerator in through our patio doors and need to take off the sliding door to do so. Your video is a big help. Thank you.
radarlovedr, I'm so happy to hear that! Enjoy your new refrigerator. Thank you for the nice comment.
you two sisters rock! I like your very detailed video...you explain everything thoroughly. Great job!
F L, thank you! I'll let my sister know what you said, and it'll make her smile, too.
Excelente trabajo en equipo!
Claro y conciso 👏👏👏
Desde BCN 🙏
Thank you, Pablo. That means a lot to me. ;)
Excellent instructions. I appreciated the explanations on why certain steps should be taken. Thanks.
Thank you, Judy, for taking the time to leave such a nice comment.
I really enjoy how thorough you are with explaining the parts and what they do and how they are connected. Thanks for making this video I learned so much. :)
You're welcome, Quartered Rodent! You just brought a big smile to my face. I'm so glad the video helped. Thank you for your thoughtful and kind comment and feedback. I enjoy passing on what I've learned over the years from DIYing. Happy DIYing!
Thanks Frugal DIY!
All I needed to do was get the sliding door out to get to the wheels and you’re the only one that didn’t take the frame apart to get the door out.! I like simple. Thanks for the help on my freely rolling slider.
You're most welcome, L & S, and thank you! I just came home to your delightful comment, and it made my day. Happy DIYing!
Very good video, you explain and show the actual roller assembly very well . Thank you
Well thank you, Charlie, and Merry Christmas! You just brighten my day!
Been beating my brains out why my slider wouldn't pull out after I released the tension. Now I know! THANK YOU , THANK YOU and......THANK YOU!!!!!
You're welcome, deltafour1212. I'm glad the video helped you with your door.
This was exactly what I needed to replace my weather stripping, thank you!!
You're welcome, AndroidDoctorr.
Sliding doors scare me. Had one explode into a million pieces as my father and I were removing it to replace the roller wheels. I thought the entire frame was strong enough to prevent the glass from bending and shattering, but it's not. I got cuts on my face and hands and learned a valuable lesson to wear safety glasses, like yall did in the video. Your video gives me more confidence in tackling future repairs, as I had no prior knowledge on sliding doors. Thank you.
Call in an extra pairs of hands and the job go pretty darn quick. I too have confidence to can tackle this project and MANY others. ;)
I was having the same issue getting the sliding panel out. One side didn't want to lift over the frame. Going to try lifting the roller like you did. Thanks very much for the tip!
You're welcome, J. I hope it works for you. Merry Christmas!
Thank goodness for this video!
I'm glad the video helped you, shockett.
Well done, Sisters! Going to be doing something similar soon and appreciate your tutelage.
Brandon, thank you very much for such a nice comment. I'll pass it on to Sister. It'll make her smile. Happy DIYing!
Very good explanation. 👍
Thank you for the kind words, Jason. It means a lot to me.
Good job
Thank you, J D.
Respect to these two sisters!??
Thank you, Phil n Cider. We appreciate your words a great deal.
good job..
Thank you, Stephen, for the nice compliment. It means a great deal to us. Happy DIYing!
Does this have another video…part 2? Installing new slider?
I found it, disregard! 😂❤
Okay, i'm glad you found it.
I removed the top screw you said not to touch and I'm on RUclips looking for help. (HELP) I'm the handy woman of the house 😮💨
Thank you so much! I'm buying a massage chair but the door is too narrow to fit through. This video helps!
Hello, Phuong, and thank you for the kind words. I'm glad we could help you figure out how to get the massage chair through the door. Enjoy your chair!
My door doesn't seem to lift enough to clear the frame, I have a fridge coming and I can't get the thing out without destroying it 😫
David, first, make sure the rollers are in the fully retracted position. If they are, and it still won't lift out, use a pry tool at the bottom of the door to lift it out.
@@frugaldiy1 the rollers are in its the door itself that still won't clear the frame I think it was installed as one piece with frame and all and now it seems to be just a little too tight to come out. I'm going to have to take the doors off the fridge instead. Thank you for the help
Smart idea to remove the fridge doors. I'm glad you found a remedy. I hope all works out for you. Happy Easter!
@@frugaldiy1 happy Easter to you too thank you
Only one screw remove maam
Yeah mine still doesn't come out
Do you mean the slider panel doesn't lift out?
@@frugaldiy1 neither the door or the fixed panel come out, wound the wheels up but the the door is physically too big to fit over the track, I have no idea what brainiac assembled it the first time
The rollers at the bottom of the slider panel often bind over time and won't retract fully. That's what happened to us. You can use a large screw driver or flat bar to pry the slider up and out of the tracks. The stationary panel may just be stuck in place and need a little "persuasion" to slide over so you can pull it out.
@@frugaldiy1 yeah nah the door itself won't clear the track, I just dismantled the door and got it out that way
do you gals not own a DRILL?
Between us, we own about 10 or more.
Update, Daniel: I called my sister and now I know, between us, we have a total of 15 drills--3/8" and 1/2", corded and battery-operated. Thank you for helping us keep track of all the tools we own.