Thank you, Linda
Caradco Window Cranks
Home Owner from Denver
Apr 1, 2016 1:14 pm
We have two windows that have window cranks that appear to be striped and therefore the window does not close tight. If we could find the right replacement parts we could get someone here local to install. The house is going on the market for sale and need some assistance soon.
Thank you, Linda
Thank you, Linda
5 Replies
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Apr 5, 2016 9:19 am
Thanks for contacting us! I think we can help, but we will need a bit more information. I can see your cover, which resembles our 39-107, and your handle, which resembles our 39-114L, but these specific parts don't appear to be damaged. Based on what you described, it's your operator underneath these parts that needs replacing.
If you can, please open the window as wide as it can go. Then, remove the handle and pop off the cover. This will allow you to see the exposed base of the operator and the arms that physically push the window open. If you can, take a picture of these details for us to see.
Please also watch the video below. This should give you a better sense of what we need to see.
If you can, please open the window as wide as it can go. Then, remove the handle and pop off the cover. This will allow you to see the exposed base of the operator and the arms that physically push the window open. If you can, take a picture of these details for us to see.
Please also watch the video below. This should give you a better sense of what we need to see.
Handy Person from Denver
May 6, 2016 4:27 pm
I'm am sending along the photos requested.
I am unable to open the window, so this is the best I can do. Thank you.
I am unable to open the window, so this is the best I can do. Thank you.
Quick Learner from Denver
May 24, 2016 10:18 am
Here's a picture of the crank arm. This is a window that will open .... not the actual window that needs to be repaired. I t is the same size, just opposite.
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