The photo is of the window on the right -- it's the window on the left that needs help. This is a single-arm mechanism (looks like 9 3/8 inches). The little shoe on the end of the arm that runs along the track at the bottom of the window slips off. I wonder if I might be able to replace that shoe, or if I'll need to replace the entire mechanism. And can you identify the part number? Is it available?
Thanks,
Tom
Anderson Casement Window runner/mechanism
Home Owner from Massachusetts
Feb 16, 2024 10:07 am
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Jasmine from SWISCO
Feb 16, 2024 12:24 pm
Hi Tom,
Thanks for reaching out to us! Your casement window operator looks a lot like the 39-094 Andersen Straight Arm Operator; the opposite handed version is the 39-095. Both of these operators have a 9-3/8" Arm.
Also, these are sold with the compatible covers, installation screws and 16" tracks but the handle, part 39-286 is sold separately.
Carefully review and compare the dimensions and design to determine if this is the right replacement.
Dimensions for 39-094
Home Owner from Massachusetts
Feb 16, 2024 12:48 pm
Thanks! Are you suggesting that the little thing at the end of the arm that rides along the track at the bottom of the window (the shoe?) can NOT be purchased separately? The crank mechanism seems to work, but the little shoe comes off the track and won't push/pull the window in or out.
Best,
Tom
Best,
Tom
Jasmine from SWISCO
Feb 16, 2024 1:06 pm
Hi Tom,
My apologies, I misunderstood the initial request. Yes, the shoe can be replaced with the 39-281 Andersen Operator shoe. It comes with the compatible rivet.
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