Hi.
The attached pictures show a single plastic roller (photos 2,3 and 4) and casing (photo 1) from the bottom of a 20 year old Viking window that doesn't show a model number. The extracted roller is very well worn.
Help with a model number of the roller would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
Malcolm
horizontal sliding window plastic rollers
Home Owner from dublin, california
Aug 14, 2018 10:22 pm
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Paul from SWISCO
Aug 15, 2018 2:59 pm
Hello! Let's start by comparing the entire assembly to our 87-190. Is it the same? If not, let me know how it differs.
Home Owner from dublin, california
Aug 15, 2018 4:37 pm
Paul.
Your 87-190 look promising. The dimensions look OK, but I need to pop the assembly out of the window to see if the shape of the assembly is the same.
The axle of the wheel I extracted is plastic not stainless steel; the plastic wheel simply fell out. Does the assembly just pull out? I will need to gather help because the window needs to be removed again and is very heavy, so please do not close this thread for inactivity.
Thank you very much.
Your 87-190 look promising. The dimensions look OK, but I need to pop the assembly out of the window to see if the shape of the assembly is the same.
The axle of the wheel I extracted is plastic not stainless steel; the plastic wheel simply fell out. Does the assembly just pull out? I will need to gather help because the window needs to be removed again and is very heavy, so please do not close this thread for inactivity.
Thank you very much.
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Paul from SWISCO
Aug 21, 2018 10:22 am
Yes, the nylon housing snaps in the opening in the sliding sash, and you can pop it out with a small screwdriver. You want to slip the screwdriver in the little cut out on the end of the wheel housing and force the housing out.
Let me know if you have any questions! Any response you make will reopen this thread, so we'll see it whenever you respond whether it's tomorrow or a year from now.
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