True sliding door keeps falling off when opening it.

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T-stat is overshooting or contacts on t-stat are sticking, replace t-stat and problem should go away. Don't forget to clean your condensers. That was just a helpful reminder.

Samsung washer recall Fridge is doing everything you described including dropping silver ? balls on the floor And the dryer belt on Samsung dryer broke after 3 years Samsung household products HORRID

Looking at the bottom of the camera, slide the oval latch in the center of the card/battery compartment door toward the back of the camera. Holding the latch there, slide the entire door toward the nearer end of the camera, and the door will swing open.
To remove the memory card, press down on the card and it will pop up a bit. Grasp it between your fingertips and pull it out the rest of the way. (It'll probably be easier if you let the batteries fall out first.)

Is the door striking the running board at the bottom of the door? Does it seem to "fall" some when you open it? If so it probably needs new door pins and bushings. It may also be that your striker on the door post has come loose and moved. Let me know. Thanks

you need to buy a bolt washer, its a little flat ring that you put in between the revolving bolt and the head of the screw. this will help rotate the screw while keeping the bolt in place therefore preventing it from always falling off whenever you open / close the door

The side spring springs could have unhooked. Some springs connect to a nylon rope that slides over a plastic guide. The rope could also have snaped or slipped off the guide. You need to open the sides (normaly the back first) to check. This is easy to fix if you have the right tools...

Check the bottom weather strip along the frame, it's common for passengers to knock them off it's runners and they fall down preventing the sliding door to close properly.
If it is the weather strip, place some RTV silicon to keep it in place when you re-install the weather strip back in place.
Thank you for using fixya and keep me posted, be glad to help you get your sliding door working 100% again.

Although very tight (because the oven is only 1 yr old) i managed to get the hinges into the open position, then slide the door into position on the oven and close the door. The hinges did go back and lock as they should but I struggled for almost 30 mins before success.

Before the failure, did it make any knocking or griding noises? When you operate the button does the motor make it's normal noise? Did the window become loose and fall down inside the door abruptly? Some vehicles have issues with the "window regulator". This is the cabling device that hoists and lowers the window on the inside rail. Some automakers use plastic bits to keep the window on the rail. If those become loose or break, the window will fall off the tracks. Continued operation of the window will cause the regulator (cables, gear or motor) to fail. If you want to attempt a DIY fix, remove the door cover (a mechanic will usually call this a door card) and see if the window is off the rails. Good luck.