Pella replacement gear.

A quick learner from USA says:

November 21, 2016

Can you provide a replacement gear for the 1970 pella operator?

User submitted photos of a window operator.

Tom from SWISCO responded:

November 21, 2016

We should be able to help, but only with the complete operator. These gears aren't meant to be replaced by themselves. Now, I can't see your entire operator, so I'm not entirely sure what will match, but see our 39-176 to start out.

A quick learner from tennessee says:

November 22, 2016

Tom, the 39-176 operator is like mine, minus a broken gear. Please let me know what type of metal
The 39-176 uses for the gear. Steel, aluminum, titanium, or pot metal as the original from 1970s Era like mine. Is it magnetic? Also do you have a recommendations on adjustments to relieve a pella casement/awning that is difficult to close that last bit? Thanks Scott

Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

November 23, 2016

I believe the gear and link arms are stainless steel, while the base is steel. The arms are not magnetic, but he base is. As for the adjustment you mention, I don't know if there's anything specific you can do. Check the track and hinges to see if any dirt or debris is holding up the operation of the window. If not, then it may be time for new hardware.

Sash Crank Operator, Pella

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