This video shows you how to adjust the tension on your automatic door closer.
Certifire door closer adjustment.
Certifire approved cf 118.
Position the door closer with the adjustment valves facing the hinge side of the door.
Secure the door closer using the screws provided into the pre drilled pilot positioning holes.
Determine if the adjustment screw is a flathead or a phillips screw and have the appropriate screwdriver in hand.
The 1759 silver budget door closer.
Tension the door closer arm and adjust the arm length accordingly.
Look for the adjustment screws on the spring cartridge of your hydraulic door closer.
Climb the ladder and examine the closer.
The briton 121ce silver door closer.
Successfully third party tested to bs en1154.
The dorma ts 83 can even be supplied with additional anti corrosion protection for exposed applications or aggressive conditions.
Certifire is an independent third party certification scheme that assures performance quality reliability and traceability of products and systems.
Use the ladder if necessary.
Step 2 determine and adjust the door speed.
To adjust the door closer.
Secure the door closer and bracket using the screws provided into the pre drilled pilot positioning holes.
If you can t see adjustment screws chances are the closer has a cover.
Attach the armset to the pivot on the door closer body parallel to the door and doorframe and secure using the washer screw.
A 10 year guarantee 3 power sizes variable closing speed latching action and is ce and certifire approved.
Attach the armset to the pivot on the door closer body and secure using the washer screw.
Position the door closer with the adjustment valves facing towards the hinge side of the door.
Usually the cover is plastic but it could also be metal.
A 10 year guarantee 2 to 4 power sizes universal application variable closing speed latching action and is ce and certifire approved.
It can be adjusted to suit almost all types of door.
Bring a step ladder tall enough so that you can easily reach the door closer from the second or third highest step.
