Window cranks for an awning style window
A handy person from Raleigh,NC 27606 says:
April 12, 2011
Dear Sir or Madame, I need to replace three window cranks for awning style windows. The spiral gear on the crank appears to be stripped.
I will enclose a picture
of this type of crank assembly. The window is 36" W x 18" tall
I will enclose a picture
of this type of crank assembly. The window is 36" W x 18" tall
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Donna from SWISCO responded:
April 12, 2011
Hi,
Thanks for posting with a photo. Take a look at SWISCO product code 39-083, operator. This operator cranks out and has a single pull just like the one shown in your photo. Measure to see if this is the correct replacement. |
A handy person from Raleigh,NC 27606 says:
April 13, 2011
Donna,
Can you explain how the crank assembly is removed from the window sill
after you detach the two arms from the window?
Do you have to take the trim pieces off from the lower part of the window frame or does the crank assembly just pull out from the lower part of the frame?
Thanx,
Randy W.
Can you explain how the crank assembly is removed from the window sill
after you detach the two arms from the window?
Do you have to take the trim pieces off from the lower part of the window frame or does the crank assembly just pull out from the lower part of the frame?
Thanx,
Randy W.
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Donna from SWISCO responded:
April 13, 2011
Hi Randy,
You are correct; it shouldn't be difficult if you are handy with a chisel and hammer. You will need to open the window first. With the window open disconnect the operator from the window sash bracket. Next, you will have to pry off the interior sill cover; take care not to damage the trim. After the sill cover is removed the operator screws will be exposed so you can remove and replace the operator. |
