The rotating window crank gears are stripped. The hinges work fine after I added grease. Can I replace the crank or do I need the whole assembly? Can you identify the make/model?
Here are the dimensions of the base of the crank in front of the window frame:
- width (horizontal) is 5.5"
- two screws (not visible in pic) are 5.0" apart
- height (vertical) is 3/4"
The rotating window crank gears are stripped. The folding hinges behind the frame work fine after I added grease.
Can I replace the crank handle only or do I need the whole assembly with the folding hinges?
Can you identify the make/model?
Thank you
Greg
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
September 5, 2018
Take a look at our 39-089 operator. I think it looks like a good match but see what you think. |
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
September 6, 2018
Thanks for getting back to us. The 39-187 won't work for you. The gear arm is shaped like a "W" while yours is shaped more like a "Z." This may seem like a minor difference but it is important. I'm confident the 39-089 is still the operator you want, but the length of the link arm being 3-1/2" will be an issue. Could you simply remount the bracket to which it connects? I can somewhat make it out under your sash in your first picture. If not, then your only other option would be to drill out the link arms on both the old and new operator, then install the old link arm on the new operator using our 62-014 rivet. |
