There are no identification marks on them other than a "1" molded into the underside of the handles.
The room was built in 1983 and the operators appear to be original.
Measurements are in the included images.
Thanks or your help!
Window Crank Operator
Home Owner from Munroe Falls, OH
Jun 25, 2013 9:33 pm
I have 10 awning windows with this operator and the handles are beginning to break out of most of them. Looking to replace them all.
There are no identification marks on them other than a "1" molded into the underside of the handles.
The room was built in 1983 and the operators appear to be original.
Measurements are in the included images.
Thanks or your help!
There are no identification marks on them other than a "1" molded into the underside of the handles.
The room was built in 1983 and the operators appear to be original.
Measurements are in the included images.
Thanks or your help!
5 Replies
Tom from SWISCO
Jun 26, 2013 9:36 am
Thank you for posting, and for the detailed images! Could you give me the distance between the installation holes on the outside, center-to-center? I would also like to know the length of the link arm. You would measure this from the center of the pin at the end of the arm to the center of the hinge where it connects to the gear arm. Let me know!
Casey from SWISCO
Jun 26, 2013 10:05 am
This might be SWISCO product code 39-025, you would need to see if the other measures match up, I'm only able to confirm the 1-1/8" measure.
Quick Learner from Munroe falls
Jun 27, 2013 6:46 pm
It's very close to 39-025. The distance between the installation holes is also 5 1/4" but the link arm is 2 3/8" not 2 1/4".
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Jun 28, 2013 12:02 pm
We don't have anything in that style that has a link arm of 2-3/8", unfortunately. However, I think it may still work. Worst case scenario is that you won't be able to open up your window as far.
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