Counter clock wise turns increase speed force of the door clockwise.
Automatic door closer adjustments.
You can adjust a door closer using only a ladder and the appropriate tool screwdriver hex key or small wrench by making small turns less than 1 4 turn of one of the adjustment screws.
It is used to adjust the spring strength force to close the door.
Climb the ladder and examine the closer.
Remember when it comes to turning commercial door closer adjustment screws a little goes a long way.
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Usually the cover is plastic but it could also be metal.
These screws will control the door s closing speed delay and latching speed.
Open the door and watch it close.
Adjusting the speed of automatic door closers is simple task.
Here are a few things that you can do to adjust the speed without having to actually take anything apart.
Clockwise gives the closer more closing power which also makes the door harder to open and turning the screw counter clockwise will give the door less closing strength and makes the door easier to open.
To adjust the door closer.
Turn the adjustment screw clockwise to slow the closer down counter clockwise to speed it up.
Start with no more than 1 8 of a turn.
It s common to try to solve door closing problems by simply adjusting the spring tension but tightening this tension can make the door hard to open and loosening it can make the door.
Most door closer brackets have slotted holes so you are able to slide them left to right to make adjustments without completely removing the screws.
If it closes right the first time check it 10 more times.
There typically are two screws on the automatic door that allow for the change in speed.
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Spring adjustment is located on the end of the spring tube 5 32 allen wrench.
If you can t see adjustment screws chances are the closer has a cover.