where I can purchase the above Alenco cam lock.
Alenco cam lock
Home Owner from San Antonio, Texas
Jul 17, 2023 11:45 am
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Casey from SWISCO
Jul 17, 2023 2:45 pm
Hello,
I would recommend starting by comparing the specifications of the 90-025 window lock with 7/8" hole spacing to yours. See the 90-020 for the opposite-handed version. We also offer two keepers commonly used with this lock, the 90-108 and 90-110. Take a look and compare the specifications of these parts to your original lock assembly. Thank you!
Detail of 90-025
Dimensions for 90-108
Alternate image for 90-110
Home Owner from San Antonio, Texas
Jul 17, 2023 4:08 pm
I really only need the keeper that the cam locks into. The screw holes on the keeper are 1-3/8" center to center and the keeper is co-planer. It screws
onto the face of the fixed window below and protrudes upward to receive the cam.
onto the face of the fixed window below and protrudes upward to receive the cam.
Casey from SWISCO
Jul 18, 2023 8:38 am
I can't be sure with your keeper still installed but take a look and see if the 90-273 Alenco keeper might be what you need.
Alternate image for 90-273
Reverse side of 90-273
Profile view of 90-273
Quick Learner from GA
Oct 28, 2025 3:15 pm
Is there any instruction on how to replace this?
Casey from SWISCO
Oct 28, 2025 3:50 pm
The 90-273 keeper is actually riveted to the frame at the factory. These aren't easy to replace since the manufacturer never intended you to repair them in any way.
Ideally, you can raise the bottom sash and then lower the top sash to access the old keeper. Pull it off to expose the two holes for the pins on the back of the keeper to slide in and see if you can somehow crimp the pins from the outside of the sash frame.
I want to stress that this is not easy. I am sorry that there is no simpler solution.
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