Tool for replacement window operators
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Home Owner from Pennsylvania
Aug 12, 2013 8:32 am
Hello, I just recieved an order that I placed with you folks for replacement window operators for Caradaco casement windows. When I look at existing screw locations and new they are recessed back so far that you cannot get to them with any tool I know of. Can you let me know how to replace these without tearing the wood apart?
Michael
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Tom from SWISCO
Aug 12, 2013 3:09 pm
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Handy Person from Kennett Square, PA.
Aug 12, 2013 4:16 pm
I removed the bottom wood trim to expose the full operator.
It was then i realized i needed the operator which had the 9inch crank so had to send the others back to you guys today and reorder the correct ones.
As for removal and installation, there isn't a tool made to do that job.
I removed the trim and was able to spare it without cracking it, just need to be carful.
My windows are Caradco. Thank you.
It was then i realized i needed the operator which had the 9inch crank so had to send the others back to you guys today and reorder the correct ones.
As for removal and installation, there isn't a tool made to do that job.
I removed the trim and was able to spare it without cracking it, just need to be carful.
My windows are Caradco. Thank you.
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