Boxer Sliding Door
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Boxer Sliding Door
I have been having problems opening the sliding side door on our Warwick Boxer based.
I would put it down to the hot weather we have had of late. There is a black rubber line on the metal door, from the seal around the opening, which makes opening almost impossible from the outside.
Has anyone had this and if so is there a simple solution?
Richard
PS thanks for all the work in getting the site back to normal.
I would put it down to the hot weather we have had of late. There is a black rubber line on the metal door, from the seal around the opening, which makes opening almost impossible from the outside.
Has anyone had this and if so is there a simple solution?
Richard
PS thanks for all the work in getting the site back to normal.
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Re: Boxer Sliding Door
Rub talc or French chalk all around the rubber seal. Worked a treat on the rubber seals of my caravan windows when they had a tendency to stick in the heat.
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Re: Boxer Sliding Door
Thetford maintenance spray is good with sticky rubber type sealing strips (this is the spray that Thetford recommend for toilet cassette maintenance).
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Re: Boxer Sliding Door
Thank you for all the advice. I am going to give them a try tomorrow.
Must have had a senior moment, as I recall using silicone spray on my Mothers conservatory windows all those years ago and it worked a treat.
I have used silicone spray on various bits of the van and it definitely makes a difference, just didn't think about the seals.
Richard
Must have had a senior moment, as I recall using silicone spray on my Mothers conservatory windows all those years ago and it worked a treat.
I have used silicone spray on various bits of the van and it definitely makes a difference, just didn't think about the seals.
Richard
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Re: Boxer Sliding Door
Use this stuff on all the rubber, makes it softer as it does not dry out.
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Re: Boxer Sliding Door
jennyandpeter wrote:Use this stuff on all the rubber, makes it softer as it does not dry out.
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Looks good, thank you
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Re: Boxer Sliding Door
No more sticky doors at the moment, used Silicone spray on the rubbers, thank you.
Richard
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