Operating Guide
PRODUCT GUIDE
Wood Casement & Awning Windows (JPG009)
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HARDWARE REPLACEMENT & ADJUSTMENT
SCREW HOLE REPAIR
1. Cut wooden toothpicks or appropriate sized wood dowel to t screw
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2. Fill screw hole with wood glue.
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HARDWARE ALIGNMENT
Misalignment can happen if screws have become stripped and cannot
be tightened. This alignment will create new screw holes.
1. Remove hardware.
2. Repair screw holes according to the procedure above.
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If replacing a lock, turn latch to lock position to engage keeper.t
Mark new screw locations through screw holes.t
Remove hardware and set aside.t
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positions no deeper than screw length.
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OPERATOR REPLACEMENT - REMOVE HANDLE
Not all operators are removable. Call us for recommendations. A lever
operator handle is not removable. If you have a lever operator, remove
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1. Remove insect screen
(if present).
2. Open the window
half way.
If there is a small t
set screw on the
side of the handle,
use a small at
head screwdriver to
loosen it to allow
removal of the
handle.
If there is no set t
screw, the handle is attached with a spring clip and can be removed
simply by pulling it off with a slight tug.
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OPERATOR REPLACEMENT
REMOVAL
1. Carefully score along
bottom and side
edges of wood sill
cover.
2. Some wood sill
covers are secured
with screws. If screws
are present remove
them.
Note! To avoid damage,
place a cloth between
the wood and the
prying tool.
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carefully pry the
wood sill cover up
and away from sill
with large putty
knife or claw portion
of a hammer.
4. Remove ller blocks
(if present) from
underneath the sill
cover and note their exact location for reinstallation.
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7. Remove the operator to the interior.
INSTALLATION
1. Install new operator in same location as the old operator. If securing
with screws, do not over-tighten.
2. Reattach operator arm(s).
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4. Replace ller blocks to exact locations if previously removed.
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original screws or brad nails.
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thoroughly.
7. Replace removable plastic operator cover if present.
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9. Reattach operator handle and verify operation.
CASEMENT OPERATOR TRACK REPLACEMENT
REMOVAL
1. Open sash at least
half way.
2. Detach long operator
arm.
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screws from track
and remove.
INSTALLATION
1. Align operator track
to existing screw
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tighten screws.
2. Reattach long
operator arm.
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Set screw
Sill
cover
Sill
cover
Score
here
Operator
handle
Operator
attachment
screw
Operator
track
Arrow
Long operator
arm