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Adjustable wardrobe hinges

7 months ago

I get this is probably a very simple fix but I cant seem to do it. I have a 3 door wardrobe and all the doors are uneven and after playing with the adjustable hinges, I still cant seem to fix the issue if anyone can help with which screws to adjust. Thanks

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