I have 2 mintcraft hydraulic door closers and one of them will not close on its own when opened past a certain point, is there a way to fix this?

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It depends on the type:

Hydraulic that fix at the top of the door? There are two screws, they are normally on the end. There are two, one says 'CLOSE' and the other says 'LATCH'. Close is the first one that comes into play when you let go of the door and then Latch take over and shuts the door to lock with just the right amount of force. The screws only need SMALL movements.

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Peeko - Type door closers. These are fixed in the centre of the hinge door edge and frame edge and join the door to the frame with a chain that looks like a bicycle chain. For those, you open the door, slip a small nail in the chain near the frame. Undo the fitting in the door. Turning the chain and fitting tightens or loosens the spring on the door frame.

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make sure all drawers r FULLY closed. Don't laugh, neighbor paid me $20. to fix this.
otherwise u could have a broken hinge.

adjust the backcheck. The pressure should increase as you get closer to the furthest point you want the door opened. You might consider a door stop as well.

Gate closer is a device, which consist of steel spring in a spiral shape fix on the door that close the door automatically without any human being intervention or electricity. http://www.gateshut.net/about-gate-closer.html

I think spring gate closer close the door on it's own. It's consist of high grade steel spring, which close the door automatically without any heavy internal mechanism,hydraulic or electricity.http://www.gateshut.net/

I think you'd try spring Gate Closer system because they are not heavy as compare to hydraulic door closer system and close the door not forcefully as other door closer system.And it's easy to install. http://www.gateshut.net/about-gate-closer.html

those are not designed to be repaired, if it has leaked then seals have gone

Check the sensors in the doorway. Sounds like they may be misaligned. They need to be pointing at one another to work properly.

The safety switch is bad or out of adjustment, best fixed at a dealer.

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hi there,

this can be stuck contacts on the door. better to check the sliding contact point for any dirt debris on the slide or it may need some lubricant for easily sliding.