Adjusting the balcony door - a problem with a tilting setting

Good morning,
I need advice related to the adjustment of PVC balcony doors.
The doors close very hard and open in the tilt position, ie the handle is directed upwards. When the handle is horizontal, everything is fine.
I found the adjusting screw at the bottom, but it did not help. At the top I can not locate the elements to be adjusted, there is no screw on the hexagon at the top of the hinge.



After the hooks on the sides of the door I see that one of them evidently wipes the mounting button on the door, the other is okay (upper okay, middle third).



Do you turn the catch in the door frame lower? I would prefer regulation, because I am afraid that I would have to screw the screw very close to the existing one and there will be a problem. I will be grateful for the problem. Greetings.

I do not know what is rubbing there. He can mark in the drawing, or write in more detail.

Okay, sorry, maybe too short.

When the balcony door is set, the hinges are as follows:



I have a big problem with closing the door, I have to force it. There is no problem at all if I close and open the door normally, ie on the side with the handle horizontally.

I see the abrasion of one hook.



And this is what the top hinge looks like.




Thanks!

Is the sash rubbing the sash (plastic side of the wing), or the roll, that is your button?

Ok, I've determined that it rubs the top hinge in the corner.



I have to leave this upper left corner (looking at the balcony door standing in the middle of the room).

If it wipes the upper part, lower the sash on the bottom hinge. Only with sensitivity, because if you overdo it, it will start to hook the bottom footer (the last picture in the first post).

The problem is that the top-bottom is already well adjusted, the bottom does not hook, and it opens very well from side to side.
Only hinges do not close.

What other regulation places do I have except the bottom bolt? For what movement corresponds to the screw marked in the picture? Can I still shoot somewhere?

kwasik5 wrote:

The problem is that up-down is already well adjusted

If it was good, it would not hook up.

Hi, the problem is solved with the help of a technician.
He had to regulate a lot of things, including the upper hinge was bent, the door was lightly greased, and so on.
Regulation was not standard, it's also hard for me to give more details. Greetings.