Casement window hardware

A quick learner from Warrenton, Va says:
April 15, 2024
Casement window, handle wont turn
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
April 15, 2024

Thanks for posting. If the gears are stipped then the whole operator needs to be replaced. It looks like you might have the 39-331 Straight Arm Andersen Operator (its opposited-handed version is the 39-332). Look it over to ensure it matches what you have. For a new cover and handle, see the 39-152 and 39-267 sold separately. If your window was made between 1995 and 1998, you will need the 39-362 Adapter Plate to install the new operator. Let me know if you have any questions. 
E-Z Straight Arm Operator, Andersen
E-Z Straight Arm Operator, Andersen
39-331
$29.17
E-Z Straight Arm Operator, Andersen
E-Z Straight Arm Operator, Andersen
39-332
$29.17
Andersen Classic Operator Cover
Andersen Classic Operator Cover
39-152
$6.17
Andersen Classic Handle
Andersen Classic Handle
39-267
$9.72
Andersen Casement Operator Adapter Plate
Andersen Casement Operator Adapter Plate
39-362
$21.45
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