Door hinges are simple mechanisms—two leaves, a pin, and a barrel—but when they fail, the whole door misbehaves. Most issues stem from poor installation, wrong hardware, or neglect. Here's how to diagnose and fix the top three problems.
Cause: Dust/dried lubricant in the barrel.
Fix: Clean with solvent, apply silicone spray or powdered graphite—not oil (attracts dirt).
Causes: Heavy door on two hinges (needs three), loose screws, stripped holes in particle board, or misaligned frame.
Fixes: Add third hinge. Use 3" screws into studs. Shim hinges. Replace particle board jambs with solid wood.
Cause: Hinge not mortised flush, or misaligned with strike jamb.
Fix: Remortise or shim. Ensure even reveal around door.
Small hardware, big impact. Get it right once.
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