1969's Anderson'? Awning lever

A quick learner from Maine says:

June 3, 2021

Not able to identify a product in your catalog that looks just like what I have. Rather than a fixed point where the awning lever attaches to the window, mine instead runs on a metal rod track

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Emily from SWISCO responded:

June 7, 2021

Hi there!

I don't recognize this operator at first glance but I'm going to have one of our senior experts take a look and see if they could recommend a replacement for you. We'll reach out as soon as more information is available.

Thank you!

A quick learner from Maine says:

June 7, 2021

I also wonder, since it's from 1963 or earlier, if one of your current models might substitute for or with just a little handyman involvement?

Thx

Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

June 9, 2021

Depending on the length of the arms on your operator, I believe you would need to use either our 39-398 and 39-390 as a replacement. You will also need the crank handle which would be our 39-286. You might also need to adapt the sill cover to fit the new operator. If you can, remove the sill cover and install the new operator in the location so that the window operates properly. Then, install the wood sill cover "adapting it" as needed.

Awning Operator Kit, Long Arm

39-389

$85.20

Awning Operator Kit, Short Arm

39-390

$82.70

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