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In this video I will show you how to adjust your sagging shower door by unscrewing clamp hinges. NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE RIGHT SIZED PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWDRIVER/DRILL BIT. MY SCREWS ARE LARGER AND REQUIRE A #3 PHILLIPS HEAD (THEY COME IN #1,#2,#3 SIZED BITS). IF I USED ANYTHING SMALLER I WOULD RISK STRIPPING SCREWS. ONCE YOU ADJUST YOUR DOOR, YOU WILL EVENTUALLY HAVE TO ADJUST IT AGAIN. If your shower door is starting to lean or is sagging this is an easy fix. The screws that are loosened and tightened are adjusting the clamp force on the glass. So when you loosen screws it allows you to slide glass further into or away from clamp hinge. Definitely have something to shim the door, you don't want the glass to come in contact with tile floor, tile curbing, or hinge/tile on the wall. Cracking glass is an issue when adjusting door. Make sure you don't use too much force when rotating glass towards wall to even gaps. Please ask any questions in the comments section!