Casement locks

A quick learner from Michigan, USA says:
I think the arm won't stay secure because the plastic guides are broken?
I also need new cranks bc the old ones are stripped.
Can you help me find the right parts?
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Casey from SWISCO responded:

Hello,

See our 39-448 tie bar guide, as well as the video below.

As for your operator, take a look and compare the dimensions shown on the 39-315 product page to your assembly. Thanks for posting! 


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