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Corbin Russwin Rebuilt 110

Name: Corbin Russwin Rebuilt 110 Rebuilt Surface Door Closer for Corbin Russwin Model 110 Series
Brand: Corbin Russwin
SKU: Corbin Russwin Rebuilt 110
Price: 318.22 USD

Corbin Russwin Rebuilt 110 Rebuilt Surface Door Closer for Corbin Russwin Model 110 Series

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Corbin Russwin Rebuilt 110 Rebuilt Surface Door Closer for Corbin Russwin Model 110 Series

Price: $318.22 USD

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Corbin Russwin Rebuilt 110 Rebuilt Surface Door Closer for Corbin Russwin Model 110 Series

Features: Streamline Style Non Handed Size Spring 2 Overall length: 11" This is a fixed spring closer. If you look at the end of the Closer (Opposite the Spring Tube), you will see a number stamped on the end of the closer below the end plug. For example, you might see the number 3 and so on. Please indicate this spring size in the required field above the add to cart button. The Select Finish option above is where you can instruct us what finish to ship the door closer back to you as. Keep in mind that it may not match the rest of accessory Hardware that you already will have such as an arm or a drop plate. Our rebuild shop will also repaint your accessories for an additional charge. Select these options above. If you require the repainting of an item not listed above, please reach out to us for a quote.	Ordering Information
Customer Unit Repair and Exchange Service Program Details: We feature two programs for handling your door closer repair and replacement needs. Choosing our Repair Service is where you complete checkout through the website or over the telephone. We will email you the address to where your door closer body is to be sent to. Be sure to retain the tracking number of your shipment and ship the item(s) as Signature Required. We will receive the package, complete the repair and rebuild process and ship back the same model door closer. The door closer we send is usually not the exact unit you will ship to us. If you want us to return your exact unit, simply indicate this in the comment field. This usually adds 1-week to the shipping lead time. Choosing our Exchange Service option will give you the opportunity to first buy the rebuilt item which will be shipped to you in 2 to 3 days. Once the original door closer is replaced, you can send the door closer (sometimes referred to as a "core") unit back where we offer a 40% core refund. The advantage of this program is that you do not have to completely take a door out of service while you wait for the repair work to be done. Once the order is placed for the Exchange, we ship this rebuilt door closer from our stock within 2 - 3 days. Once you receive the unit, you perform the swap and ship back the original door closer. Be sure to retain the tracking number of your shipment and ship the item(s) as Signature Required. Original door closer bodies, "cores", are to be sent back within 30 - days to qualify for the partial core refund. All Rebuilt items are subjected to a Complete Tear Down process: rebuilt using all new parts and first cleaned with cooker soap in a process not unlike cleaning cast iron cookware. All new parts include new O rings, new oil, new paint, etc; and brought back to factory original performance and specifications. Warranty: 1 year. Generally our repair shop keeps rebuilt units on hand. When sending your broken door closer unit, ship only the immediate item to be repaired. Keep all arms, plates, brackets and screws in your possession. Very Important to send back only the "core" and nothing else as those extraneous items cannot be returned. For more information please see video below. Identifying images of door closer bodies, when available, are shown here:

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Q: Attached is a photo of the end of the Series 110 door closer as seen here:

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The attached sketch shows the numbers stamped on the end of the closer. You should rotate the pdf of the sketch counterclockwise a quarter turn for the same orientation as the photo. The numbers are hand stamped with a number punch, so the photo does not quite pick them up. The building was remodeled in 1981, so your theory that 79-3 refers to manufacture date is very likely correct. The number 4 could be the spring size, as you suggest. The casting on the body of the closer says SL72 Clarksdale, Miss. The existing door is Oak Solid core; 36 in. x 84 in.; 1.75 in. thick. Probably weighs 100 pounds or better. I intend to replace the door only with a fiberglass door of the same dimensions and expect it will weigh half of the oak door weight. The concerns are: Should I have the spring replaced with a lighter rate one, due to the change in door weight if I retain the existing closer? Would it be more cost effective to buy a series DC 3210 or DC6210 with the correct spring, instead of fooling with rebuilding the existing unit. Another vendor says on their website for the Series 110 as follows: The Corbin 100, 110 and 120 Door Closer are no longer available. They have been replaced by the DC6210, which has the same hole spacings and arm. You will not have to redrill or modify your door to make the DC6210 work in place of your existing 100, 110 or 120 door closers. The DC6210 has a little bit larger body due to the increased functionality of this closer. This new closer will meet all the ADA requirements. It would be nice to keep the same mounting holes on the existing door frame, if I switch to the 3210 or 6210. I have the Hold Open Arm Parallel Bracket, similar to the Part No. 509F49. The DC3210 comes with the hold open arm bracket and it appears to be the exact same bracket as my series 110. There are five mounting holes in the plate, where it attaches to the door jamb face; whereas the 509F49 has only four holes on the mounting plate. The mounting holes to the door need not be the same, because the existing door is being replaced, but I am retaining the existing door jamb. So using the same mounting plate, compatible with the new door closer would be very nice. Thanks for your assistance.

A: My preference, assuming this is a non-ADA opening, would be to simply rebuild your door closer body and during the process of us rebuilding the door closer body we can change the size from a four to a three by inserting the lighter spring during the rebuild process.

Q: How do I adjust this model? There is no flat head screw or Allen wrench head. Thank you!

A: Reply with photos of both ends of your door closer and I will advise.

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