Stripped gears on Wood Casement Window Operator

A home owner from Alpine Ca says:
July 24, 2019

I think someone cranked the window when it was locked so now the cog is stripped.

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Bob from SWISCO responded:
July 30, 2019

Thanks for writing in. Sorry to hear about the problems with your operator! Take a look at our 39-268. This might work as a replacement, but go over the dimensions listed on the product page to see if it matches. 
Wood Casement Window Operator
Wood Casement Window Operator
39-268
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