Removing old part

A home owner from Michigan says:
October 13, 2013
I have my new 90-115 keeper, but I am having difficulty removing the old part. It looks like it should just slide straight up after removing the screws, but it's stuck. Any tips on how to loosen it?
A home owner from Michigan says:
October 13, 2013
Never mind - I squirt some 3-in-1 oil everywhere I could, and after much wriggling it finally came out. One down, four to go!
A home owner from Michigan says:
October 13, 2013
OK, my first problem pales in comparison to my new one. The keepers on the bathroom window had rusted (which allowed the burglars to break them,which is why I ordered replacements.) Unfortunately, the keepers broke inside the window. I can get the top part out, but the bottom, below the holes, is still inside. I think I may need a different kind of lock. Any suggestions?
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
October 14, 2013
Thanks for posting! I'd be happy to help you figure out how to remove those keepers. Can I see some pictures of the bathroom window where the broken keeper us? That will help us come up with a solution.
Window Lock Keeper, 7/16"
Window Lock Keeper, 7/16"
90-115
$2.07
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