Do-It-Yourself Story

Removed the door (it just slides up and off the hinges). Removed the old hinge. Unfortunately, as Kenneth noted, the lower screw hole in the replacement hinge was not threaded, which is necessary (a) to match the included machine screw and (b) because the metal at that end of the hinge is too thick for a sheet metal screw. I have a set of taps and was able to make the threads. The upper hole is also not threaded, but the metal is thinner at that end of the hinge, and so threads are not necessary for the included sheet metal screw. It takes a little finagling to get the new hinge into position. I had to get it mostly inserted into place, then open the hinge (pulling and holding against the spring) to get it fully inserted. Then just secure the new hinge with the two screws, and slide the door back onto the two hinges. This would be an "easy" fix if the bottom hole came properly threaded