Cabin door leaks / not sealing

[myyellas2k]

Just purchased a new-to-me AJ in November.
(already posted this in the "official AJ" thread - but now my wife is on me to fix it as she doesn't want to deal w/ mold and wet carpets blah blah (even though we're not at the boat until the weekend)

Noticed when we started to use it, that the door leaks - but never paid it much mind; until this past weekend, when we were in the middle of a thunderstorm while at the dock and it was pouring inside (no mooring or enclosure on)

I put a towel on the steps to try and stop it... and would deal w it in the am
FF to the morning - I looked at the top corner and the felt strip is not even close to touching the body of the boat - to the point where I can stick my finger between the door and the body of the boat....

The door opens and closes and locks fine with no issue and seems like it fits correctly - except for there

is there some sort of weird adjustment that could be made - without taking apart the entire boat ?

 

[Little Ducky]

Not to familiar with the amberjack but is it a slide door or a folding door?

The cabin doors I've seen all have a track or groove around to direct the water to the floor and then there is a drain of some type that allows the water to go overboard.

Is the drain clogged up?

 

[myyellas2k]

Sliding door.
See if this picture helps in anyway

Thanks for your time !

 

[Little Ducky]

If that gap is present w/o pushing up on the door your track might have some issues or came detached some how.

When I slide mine closed on my 98 290 DA that felt piece is pretty tight.

 

[Sublimetime]

The roller wheels on the bottom probably have some type of height adjustment built into them, kind of like a patio door has.