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A door slab rubs because the jamb is out of plumb. What is the best correction?

Correct Answer

A) Correct the frame alignment.

Correct the known frame misalignment and verify operation and clearances. Removing excessive material from the slab does not correct an out-of-plumb jamb. Source: https://www.jeld-wen.ca/Articles/projects/replacing-exterior-doors

Answer Options
A
Correct the frame alignment.
B
Plane the slab heavily while leaving the jamb out of plumb.
C
Paint the rubbing edge without adjusting the frame.
D
Force the latch closed and accept the rubbing.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Correct the known frame misalignment and verify operation and clearances. Removing excessive material from the slab does not correct an out-of-plumb jamb. Source: https://www.jeld-wen.ca/Articles/projects/replacing-exterior-doors

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