Ruediger60
2023-10-16 15:56:30
- #1
Hello, unfortunately one of my windows has broken, meaning it can no longer be opened. In my haste, I turned the handle too early when I wanted to close the window from the tilt position. At first, it was still possible to open it, but it was already damaged because one of the side locking pins was too low and the window handle could only be turned up to the horizontal position. Then the mechanism made a scratching noise and since then the window handle can only be turned a little way. Conclusion: The window is closed and can no longer be opened. I would not have thought such a thing could happen with an overbuilt northern window, this should not happen.
Now I am wondering if and how the window can even be repaired and I am very open to any good tips.
Attached are two photos that were taken when the window could at least still be opened: The metal flat piece was probably already bent before, I just never noticed it. Otherwise, the most noticeable thing is the metal strip bulging upward. And the locking pin is too low; in this case, it should be in the middle, I know this because I compared it with other windows at home.
How can this be repaired or does a new window need to be installed? If yes, how do you then get it out of the frame? At least one of the locking pins is now probably behind one of the guides.
The window is from the company K..l
Thanks for the information!
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Now I am wondering if and how the window can even be repaired and I am very open to any good tips.
Attached are two photos that were taken when the window could at least still be opened: The metal flat piece was probably already bent before, I just never noticed it. Otherwise, the most noticeable thing is the metal strip bulging upward. And the locking pin is too low; in this case, it should be in the middle, I know this because I compared it with other windows at home.
How can this be repaired or does a new window need to be installed? If yes, how do you then get it out of the frame? At least one of the locking pins is now probably behind one of the guides.
The window is from the company K..l
Thanks for the information!
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