Cinnamon 75 Duster \
So, here's what I did. These things are a bit of a pain when you don't already have everything off the door cause the glass covers some of the screws. I first took the stop bumper off the bottom. Glass still did not clear screws. Decided to remove the guide bar. That gave enough wiggle room to move the glass and remove all screws. Before removing them, I made a mark below all screws except the end ones where the height was OK. Then with the strip removed from the door, I used a 1/8 round file to enlarge the hole upward, opposite from my marks. Held file at an angle to avoid hitting the fuzzy seal. A few strokes quickly cut near an 1/8". That would have been all it needed, just hold at correct reveal and tighten. But, two of the holes in my door stripped. So I just drilled another hole near them and screwed it in. You could just redrill of them all, probably easier.
@TF360
So, here's what I did. These things are a bit of a pain when you don't already have everything off the door cause the glass covers some of the screws. I first took the stop bumper off the bottom. Glass still did not clear screws. Decided to remove the guide bar. That gave enough wiggle room to move the glass and remove all screws. Before removing them, I made a mark below all screws except the end ones where the height was OK. Then with the strip removed from the door, I used a 1/8 round file to enlarge the hole upward, opposite from my marks. Held file at an angle to avoid hitting the fuzzy seal. A few strokes quickly cut near an 1/8". That would have been all it needed, just hold at correct reveal and tighten. But, two of the holes in my door stripped. So I just drilled another hole near them and screwed it in. You could just redrill of them all, probably easier.
