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Quick Learner from Chebanse, IL U.S.A.
May 13, 2016 1:15 pm
The screws holding the housing to the window frame have rusted off and are rusted into the housing. I am unable to remove them without striping the housing threads. I need the entire crank with housing, crank and gears.
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Quick Learner from Chebanse, IL U.S.A.
May 13, 2016 1:17 pm
Also need instructions for the easiest way to reinstall this item. I unscrewed the entire window panel from the jamb to remove this crank. Otherwise, I could the get a screwdriver into the screw head.
Tom from SWISCO
May 13, 2016 3:06 pm
Can you show us a picture of the hardware in question? That would be a huge help. Once we have that we will work on finding a solutionf or you.
Quick Learner from Chebanse, IL U.S.A.
Aug 8, 2016 9:37 pm
Resending photos again (3rd or 4th time); I am sending two-three replies to include more pictures.
Tom from SWISCO
Aug 9, 2016 10:47 am
Perfect, this picture is just what we needed to see. Take a look at our 39-187 and 39-188, I think you'll find these match well. If you also need the bracket at the end of the arm, see the 39-508.
As for installation, it's fairly easy. You simply slide the operator into the hole in the sill and screw it in, then screw the old bracket (or new 39-508 if you go that route) to where it goes on the sash. We also have a video on this general type of operator that may help.
As for installation, it's fairly easy. You simply slide the operator into the hole in the sill and screw it in, then screw the old bracket (or new 39-508 if you go that route) to where it goes on the sash. We also have a video on this general type of operator that may help.
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