It is the plastic piece at the top of the sliding part of the window

A handy person from Orlando, Florida says:

September 10, 2023

I don't know the brand of the windows in my condo, but I know they are from the early 1980's. I believe this part holds the window balance in place?

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Bob from SWISCO responded:

September 10, 2023

Hello there. This looks like the 18-164 Pan Am Top Sash Guide to me. Please compare and let me know if you agree.

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A handy person from Orlando, Florida says:

September 11, 2023

That one looks similar, but as far as I can tell the one that is on my window is directional. Each side has its own unique piece.

Bob from SWISCO responded:

September 12, 2023

Thanks for clarifying! I see what you mean now. Reviewing your photos a second time, I think our 18-042 might be a better option. Take a look at this instead and let me know your thoughts.

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Top Sash Guide Pair, Pan Am

18-042

$1.97

11/16" Top Sash Guide, Pan Am

18-164

$1.33

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