Window cranks and hardware

A quick learner says:
I am trying to make sure I have the correct hands and hardware to fix my windows. I have attached 3 pictures showing the setup I have.

I would like to replace the crank and the casing. The handle just comes out and I am assuming its not supposed to do that. I think I may need the arm as well.

My window opens out. Each handle is in a different place. Do I need the same set up? just in right or left handed placement.
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Emily from SWISCO responded:

Hello!

Thank you for your patience during this busy season of ours. Unfortunately, it appears your operator is stripped so you'll need a new one. I recommend our 39-330 along with the 39-205 folding handle. Review our specifications and see what you think. 

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