Casement window crank will extend window but not retract it
Home Owner from Duluth, MN
Aug 9, 2022 11:23 am
These seem to be K K casement windows. Crank handle seems ok, I have some spares and they exhibit same problem. The gears inside the plastic housing seem worn. The metal is very soft, I found them packed with a very thick grease which I cleaned out for photos. The screw in the handle is a typical threaded that engages one or the other sides of the gearing teeth depending on direction of travel.
I would like as complete a replacement as possible. If this window can be restored to service I will need an additional 10 sets of replacement parts. I have owned house for 2 years. It was built in 1979. This casement type is very popular here in the Duluth area.
Thanks,
I would like as complete a replacement as possible. If this window can be restored to service I will need an additional 10 sets of replacement parts. I have owned house for 2 years. It was built in 1979. This casement type is very popular here in the Duluth area.
Thanks,
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Casey from SWISCO
Aug 11, 2022 9:10 am
Hello,
A complete replacement is necessary for this kind of damage. We can help but we'll need to see more of the operator. If you could manually open the window so that the arms that move the sash are fully visible, that will help us narrow down your options. Thank you!
Home Owner from Duluth, MN
Aug 11, 2022 3:53 pm
I hope these help.
Thanks,
Rob
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Home Owner from Duluth, MN
Aug 12, 2022 12:42 pm
Dear Casey,
39-031 looks correct. The length of the flat connector which is attached to the window frame is 3.75". The stamped part number is 20810.
Having trouble loading photos. Hopefully this is enough info.
Rob
Home Owner from Duluth, MN
Aug 12, 2022 1:43 pm
I'll try the 39-155
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