Searching for 9014012 Pella Thumb Lever
Quick Learner
Feb 23, 2016 6:08 pm
This is for a pella sliding patio door thumb lock. Tab broke off. This there a part and cost? Thanks
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Paul from SWISCO
Feb 25, 2016 2:56 pm
It's hard to be sure, but see our 82-240. This looks similar to the thumb latch in your picture. Let me know if you agree.
Handy Person from Ohio
May 4, 2016 8:47 pm
Yes, THIS is a replacement for that latch! Just installed it. Not identical, but it works. Probably a lot stronger too; it's metal, the former was some sort of composite, and I've had 2 break within months (after 18 years).
Tom from SWISCO
May 5, 2016 11:04 am
That's great to hear! Thank you for the update, I'm certain this will help many customers in the future.
Quick Learner
May 7, 2017 11:41 pm
Yes I have 2 door they both broken I just ordered part 82-240 hope it for maybe order another one.
Home Owner from Michigan
Jul 27, 2023 9:10 pm
Had the original Pella thumb turn break twice. Called Pella and they said to check the bumpers on the door. If the bumpers are missing then the thumb turn hits the other panel and breaks. Mine were missing, so I installed new ones. The Swisco replacement thumb turn is less expensive. Wish I would have seen it before I got the Pella one.
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Quick Learner from Virginia, USA
May 29, 2024 3:25 pm
I purchased this to replace the same Pella lever.
It was not a drop-in fit for me. I had to do some chamfering to both the shaft of the lever and the backside of the handle (to accommodate the new lever), but it worked out fine. I have two of these doors and figured I'd replace both while I was at it (before the other one broke). Unfortunately, I broke the first of my two replacements figuring out the above things. Doh! But no-matter. I should've checked the shaft profile of the original lever first.
I'm ordering another for the other door while the required alterations are fresh in my mind. I'll still come out way ahead as opposed to buying the $70 replacement from Pella.
It was not a drop-in fit for me. I had to do some chamfering to both the shaft of the lever and the backside of the handle (to accommodate the new lever), but it worked out fine. I have two of these doors and figured I'd replace both while I was at it (before the other one broke). Unfortunately, I broke the first of my two replacements figuring out the above things. Doh! But no-matter. I should've checked the shaft profile of the original lever first.
I'm ordering another for the other door while the required alterations are fresh in my mind. I'll still come out way ahead as opposed to buying the $70 replacement from Pella.
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