The annoying issue of frequently used doors in kitchen cabinets

The front cross screw moves the hinge plate left and right when viewed from the front. This is great for lifting sagging doors back up. If the door sags, the upper hinge plate goes in, the lower one out. The screw at the back pushes the door in and out.

I hope that was a bit understandable. :D

That is understandable. Now I actually had the question whether I have to do it at the top as well as at the bottom, so take a look at this:


Do I have to move all four now? In the second photo, is that screw on the far right behind/next to the gray one?

Can you access it yourself?

It’s possible, please take a close-up shot, then I’ll describe the little screws to you. Nah... I’ll send you a PM with a link, you should be able to manage with that. Edit: The very first step is to check whether the cross plates have come loose (this happens very often), tighten them, and the problem is usually resolved. If all are tight, close the door and see where it sticks. Then adjust the corresponding hinge as already described.

Cross plate would be the part that is attached to the door?

Regards

No, the one marked with an arrow.

Unfortunately, we missed that after a year :(

I would still ask. With my parents-in-law, the kitchen studio adjusted a drawer again free of charge after 4 years because it was rubbing. In our case, they also had to readjust 2 drawers after 1.5 years. No problem at all and it was done without any complaints. So I can’t complain about the service from my kitchen builder. I would just ask politely. Isn’t it like with craftsmen, that the kitchen builder is liable for the installation for 5 years?

The kitchen fitter also wants people to come back to him for a new kitchen...I would also kindly ask :)