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Old 10-12-2012, 09:25 PM   #1
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I have a sunset Trail ST32FR. In the front master bedroom I have 2 accordian type doors. The doors do not stay closed. Their is a little plastic nub screwed into the wall that goes into the door. It keeps poping open when I close the doors and they do not stay closed. Is their a way to adjust the lock so they stays shut?
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Old 11-08-2012, 03:36 AM   #2
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We have the ST25RB, with same 2 folding doors on either side of bedroom entrance. I found it's best to pull doors out as much as possible before locking in& to make sure that when you are "plugging in" to small tab on wall, the doors are perfectlyallignedparallel withthe wall. We don't really even use ours....just the mrs. & I camping, so not much wear on hardware. Possibly if used regularily, latch could become loose. (I believe without looking, receiver on actual doors are plastic).



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