Having recently bought an Eriba Duo there are a couple of things I’d like to sort out, the first being a floppy interior door handle. This is the door handle that matches those on the pop top and on the exterior for manoeuvring the caravan manually. It feels like the two securing screws have stripped the threads they locate with and I’m wondering how that is best rectified.

I have not made any effort to disassemble the door yet just in case I would be going about a repair the wrong way. On the face of it, it looks like I could remove all the small screws around the aluminium trim on the door edge to get to the problem but thought I’d get some advice first.

Grateful for any thoughts/tips.

Thanks
Chris

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Having recently bought an Eriba Duo there are a couple of things I’d like to sort out, the first being a floppy interior door handle. This is the door handle that matches those on the pop top and on the exterior for manoeuvring the caravan manually. It feels like the two securing screws have stripped the threads they locate with and I’m wondering how that is best rectified.

I have not made any effort to disassemble the door yet just in case I would be going about a repair the wrong way. On the face of it, it looks like I could remove all the small screws around the aluminium trim on the door edge to get to the problem but thought I’d get some advice first.

Grateful for any thoughts/tips.

Thanks
Chris

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Thank you Mike but it's those screws which seem to have stripped the thread into whatever they are connected. So I'm wondering are there captive nuts or is the alloy rail threaded. Either way I think I'll need to disassemble the door.