Replacing 39-096/097? How do I do it?

A home owner from West Bloomfield Michigan says:
May 12, 2013
Please explain how to replace the 39-096 and 39-097 in an existing mounted window? Do they just side in and out? Do I have to some how dismantle the bottom molding (without breaking it) to access the cranks? Please advise
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
May 13, 2013
Thank you for posting! Yes, you will have to remove the molding in order to access these operators. You would gently pry it up with something like our 75-081.
Pella Window Crank
Pella Window Crank
39-096
$120.45
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$120.45
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90 Degree Angle Prybar/Scraper
75-081
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