crank socket for opening and closin skylight

A quick learner from Bound Brook NJ says:
April 15, 2024
the socket for the crank hook shaft of my skylight is made of some kind of rubber and has snapped off
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
April 15, 2024

Thanks for posting. Without photos, I can't be quite sure what you have, but it sounds like the skylight operator might need to be replaced. We carry one type of skylight operator, the 39-379. Take a look at its specifications and see if you think this might work for you. Also see its associated accessories listed on its shop page. Let me know if you have further questions. If this isn't quite right, send us a picture of what you have and we'd be happy to do further research.

Dimensions for 39-379
Dimensions for 39-379
View of 39-379 chain fully extended.
View of 39-379 chain fully extended.
Skylight Operator, Angle Drive
Skylight Operator, Angle Drive
39-379
$81.30
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