Are there any frame screws on the frame? There are usually plastic cover caps that conceal these. If so, try to adjust the hinge side of the frame using the top two screws. These can be adjusted with a T-key or a frame socket.
It's not the screws you should focus on! The hinges need to be aligned slightly, the important thing is to get a suitable hinge adjuster for your specific hinges. The method is to remove the door leaf and initially adjust the upper hinge and the middle one slightly, it's enough to adjust the part that belongs to the frame. Make very small adjustments and test in between. It's normal for hinges to wear on heavier door leaves.
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By adjusting the top two frame screws (The ones behind the plastic caps in the frame) on the hinge side, you will solve the problem.
You need a T-key or a frame key and a screwdriver.
The door was installed 2 months ago so there's probably no wear, it just might have settled a bitL Lenza said:It's not the screws you should tackle! The hinges need to be aligned a bit, the important thing is that you get a fitting hinge straightener for your specific hinges. The method is to lift off the door leaf and initially adjust the upper hinge and the middle one slightly, it's enough to adjust the part that belongs to the frame. Make very small adjustments and test in between. It's normal for hinges to wear out on heavier door leaves.
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