Milgard crank window lock replacement

Handy Person from Sammamish, WA
Apr 23, 2024 2:51 pm
I have sent 3 pictures from an operable window lock mechanism for Milgard crank windows. I need to replace two that have a broken lock handle. Am I correct in assuming that the lock handle will fit either left or right locking?
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Jasmine
Jasmine from SWISCO
Apr 25, 2024 11:49 am
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Hey there,

Thanks for writing in! Your casement window operator looks like it could be the 38-095 Maxim Multi-Point Lock, with a medium slider. To determine if this is the correct replacement you'll need to carefully compare the dimensions for each of them. 

You are correct in your assumption; they can be used for either the right an left side.

Alternate view of 38-095
Alternate view of 38-095

Alternate view of 38-095
Alternate view of 38-095

The plastic handle plate appears to be the 38-158 Roto Locking Handle Plate. Unfortunately, I cannot confirm the dimensions from your photo.

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Alternate image for 38-158

Alternate view of 38-158
Alternate view of 38-158

I also happened to notice that the lock bar guide, installed to the tie bar, appears to be damaged. I believe yours can be replaced with the 39-265 Lock Bar Guide. Although, you'll need to confirm the dimensions to be sure.

Detail of 39-265
Detail of 39-265

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Top view of 39-265

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