Weathershield operator.

A quick learner from Grafton, WI says:
June 26, 2021
Window was installed in 1990. It is a center drive, it has two arms on it.
I don't need the crank but would like everything elso.
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
June 30, 2021

Hello,

We'd be happy to help but we would need to see the operator with the window open so that the arms that move the sash are fully visible. Thank you! 
A quick learner from Grafton, WI says:
June 30, 2021
Hi Casey:
Here are two photos of the arm and one of the opener assmbly.
My friend told me to just pop off the cover - its one casting like the video shows.
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
July 1, 2021

Take a look and compare the 39-348 awning operator, which uses the 39-348 shoe stud, to your original assembly. Thank you!
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Sill Mounted Awning Operator
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