Welcome back. I'm Kevin Lachin with Mitchell Kuskull and today we're going to adjust a door closer. But before we do that, let's make sure that we link back to our commercial door installation. So, do you guys have any questions prior to this video? You guys can link back to that one for reference. Our problem with this door is that it's too heavy to open and it's too fast to close. Now, we should have about a five pound open and a five second close to get to our latch here. And we don't have that. So, we're going to make two adjustments to see if we can get that corrected. We've got our 532nd alky. There's two adjustments that we need to make on this door. The first is the sweep and that one controls the closed speed on this. The other one is the open. They both need to be for our purpose. Need to be turned clockwise. So, I'm going to make two adjustments. I'm going to turn them about a quarter turn and see where that gets us. It's a little bit better on the open. A little bit better on the close. So, we'll go ahead. We'll do one more quick adjustment to both. See how that opens for us. We'll do one more. Good here on the open. Pretty decent on the close. What I need to do now is adjust the latch. One, two, three, four, five. And as you guys can see, it's now a nice clean shut. That's two quick and simple adjustments on a door closer. We only had to deal with our sweep, which was our close, and our open, which should be about five pounds. On the sweep, it should close at about five seconds. And that's just according to ADA. That allows for any wheelchairs accessibility to get through. As always, don't forget to like and subscribe. Any comments or questions will be more than happy to answer them for you. And we'll see you guys in the next one. Take care.