adjusting squint doors

I have thesame problem, husband and I have spent many a happy half hour wrestling with ascrew driver to no avail.Hold the door up sweetie, I am told, that should do it, he says. Ilet go, and still a gap. Have given up now and accept it, after all as we age we all have bits that sag and drop!

On the part of the hinge that fixes to the cabinet, you will have 2 adjusting screws. The one at the back locks the hinge in place and may have to be loosened a little to adjust the front screw. The front screw adjusts the angle at which the door hangs, turn it a couple of revolutions and see how that affects the hang of the door. If it is better, continue until the door hangs correctly, elsr turn it the other way. Once you have the door hanging level, the vertical position is adjusted by loosening the fixing screws and moving the hinges up/down on the cabinet. When done, make sure all the locking screws are tight.

Thanks Pompa. Recently I've fiddled with them a bit and got nowhere largely because I couldn't work out which screw did what! Your explanation has helped so I'll try again and let you know how it goes. All the best for your other issue. x