Awning Operator ID





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Bob from SWISCO responded:
March 12, 2020
Thanks for posting. I've listed a few possible replacements for these operators: see our 39-011 and 39-012, or our 39-060 and 39-061. The hole patterning looks similar with both sets to what your awning operator has; but I can't say for sure if either set is what you need without seeing the link arm out of the window as well. Remove your operator from the window and compare the link arm to either set. Let me know what you find. If neither set looks right, we'll keep looking for you. |
Johanna
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
March 13, 2020
Understood Joahanna. We'll be here when you can get that added view for us. Thanks again for reaching out! |





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Bob from SWISCO responded:
March 16, 2020
Thanks for getting back to me, Joahanna. The exact width of the housing, nor the color, aren't necessarily that important. The hole pattern and spacing of those mounting holes on the top and bottom of the operator, as well as the shape and style of the link arm, are the most pertinent features of these operators; the only way to know those features is to remove the operator from the window and show it to us from the side and rear. From there, we should be able to more definitively narrow down what you need. For information on how to remove and replace these operators, see the video below. I'm afraid the handle itself isn't meant to be replaced with these awning operators; when it breaks, its a sign the entire operator has worn down and needs to be replaced. And yes, sorry to hear of your window repair company! Fortunately I am confident we can get you the operators you need. Once we have those rear and side pictures, we should be able to wrap this up. Many thanks. |





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Bob from SWISCO responded:
March 20, 2020
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
March 20, 2020
It's the hole at the end of the link arm that you appear to have a rivet in. If you can confirm the diameter of that hole, we should be able to clarify this for you pretty quickly. Thanks. |
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
March 23, 2020
No worries. We'll be here when you can get back to us. Be safe, and thanks. |