You should be able to fix that by adding shims behind the hinges, but you probably need to do both the bottom and center hinge. Not sure why adding a shim didn't work for you, the door may be binding somewhere, like above the top hinge. I'd try removing the screws on one half of the middle hinge, and then shimming the bottom hinge. If it won't move, try sliding a thin blade, like a putty knife, between the door and the frame to see where it is hanging up.
How do I remove the glass, I took the moulding of one side.
Don't want to damage the moulding on the other side.
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Thanks
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What options do I have to remove these screws?
Wood door
If it were just the one I might let it go, but 2 no.
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