Looking to replace crank mechanism

A professional from Blue bell pa says:

The crank is not smooth. It jams up and there is a lot of play. Window from 2004. Insure of manufacturer. Looking for both left and right

One arm has a stamp of 31858 and 31876

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Jasmine from SWISCO responded:

Thanks for reaching out! It sounds like your casement operator gears may be stripped, so its a good thing you are looking to replace the entire mechanism. 

Your casement operator looks like it could be either our 39-253RB or our 39-439B; the opposite handed version of each of these operators are the 39-253LB and 39-438B, respectively. 

To confirm which of these is the correct replacement, you'll need review the video below. Take note of the differences between each operator and compare them to your existing hardware to confirm which of these you need.

How to Orient a Dual-Arm Operator
How to Orient a Dual-Arm Operator
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Comparing the 39-253LB & 39-438B Operators
Comparing the 39-253LB & 39-438B Operators
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Anatomy of a casement window
Anatomy of a casement window
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How to identify casement and awning operators
How to identify casement and awning operators
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