Universal Upvc Window Lock Rod Repair Kit For Offset and Inline Window Repairs

A video tutorial on our universal Upvc Window lock rod repair kit for offset and inline window repairs
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Open sash
It is impossible to answer categorically as there is no such thing as a quick and easy tool. It is always a bit of a labour of love unfortunately
You need to get a flat scraper such as the sash opening tool & get it to go between the sash and frame and try to knock the lock cams out of the keep if you can get to one of them not necessarily the jammed one you might find it also drives all the locks open
But the trick is slowly and gently so as not to over stress the sash and crack it.
Hope this helps.
However, if this does not work You may need to de-glaze the window to get more movement and not crack the glass & drill through the back of the sash so that you can come into the chamber where the lock rod / shoot bolt
is situated and you can then force the mechanism into the open position therefore opening the window
TIP You need to drill through the back of the sash so that you can come into the chamber where the lock rod / shoot bolt
is situated until you strike the shoot bolt extension that is not moving and then you can then force the mechanism into the open position therefore opening the window Quite often when the drill hits the extension bolt it auto moves the bolt and the rotation of the drill bit forces it to spring open (not guaranteed) but if not you can drill an hole big enough to be able to push a screw driver through and push the bolt open
You can decide where to drill by Using another window that is using the same gearing & still operating so you can measure the dimension of where the lock is situated so you can then drill in the correct position on the faulty one
Hope this helps.

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hello! I have the same system on my window. I closed the window and now it won't open. It looks like the lower mashrooms are not moving. Tell me how to open the window?