Peachtree crank windows - circa 1985

A home owner from Wilmington, North Carolina says:

November 22, 2020

the brass nut holding the spiral shaft in is the most critical. Also, not sure about the best tool to tighten in the brass nut.

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Bob from SWISCO responded:

November 25, 2020

I am afraid when that worm gear pops out with the handle, it means the entire operator has broken down and needs to be replaced. Can you show us the entire operator, including the link arm(s)? We'll do our best to see if we have any options for you from there.

A home owner from Wilmington, North Carolina says:

December 9, 2020

I have added pictures of the operator and link arms as you have suggested.

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Bob from SWISCO responded:

December 10, 2020

I believe this might be our 39-015 Window Crank; look over the dimensions to see if this matches up. For a crank handle that works with this operator, see our 39-114L.

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