How to Read Performance Guide

U Factor: (inverse of R Value)- The heat flow rate through a given construction expressed in Btu/hr/ft2/F. Values are normally given for NFRC/ASHRAE winter conditions of 0 degrees outdoor temperature, 70 degrees indoor temperature, 15 mph wind and no solar load. U-values can be expressed in terms of the glass alone (Ucog) or for the entire window (Uwindow) which includes the effect of the frame and the spacer material. The lower the number the better the insulating value.

R Value: Higher number the better

SHADING COEFFICIENT (SC) — The ratio of solar heat gain through a glazing to the solar heat gain through a single lite of 1/8″ (3.0mm) glass. Dimensionless and varying between 0 and 1, the smaller the number, the better the glazing is at preventing solar gain. The shading coefficient is specific to normal incidence angle and is being phased out in favor of the solar heat gain coefficient value. The lower the number, the less solar heat gain.

SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICENT (SHGC) — The fraction of incident solar radiation which enters a building as heat. It is based on the sum of the solar energy transmittance + the inwardly flowing fraction of absorbed solar energy on all lites of the glazing. Note that the smaller the number, the better the glazing is at preventing solar heat gain. This value is preferred over the shading coefficient since it can be used for solar incidence angles other than normal to the glass surface. It can be expressed in terms of the glass alone (SHGCcog) or total unit value (SHGCwindow).

RELATIVE-HEAT GAIN (RHG) — The total amount of heat gain through a glazing system at NFRC/ASHRAE specified summer conditions, incorporating the U-value and the Solar Heat Gain Coefficient. The conditions are 230 Btu/hr/ft2, outdoor temperature of 89 degrees F, indoor temperature of 75 degrees F, and 7.5 mph wind. This value is expressed in terms of Btu/hr/ft2. The lower the number, the less heat gain.

VISIBLE LIGHT TRANSMITTANCE — In the visible spectrum (380 to 720 nanometers), the percentage of light that is transmitted through the glazing relative to the C.I.E. [Commission International de I’Eclairage (International Commission on Illumination)] standard observer. The higher the number, the more clarity of the glass.

UV TRANSMISSIONS (Tuv) — The percentage of ultra violet rays that enter a room through the glazing system. It is a predictor of potential fading damage. Lower percentages indicate less fading potential. (UV rays are those with a wavelength ranging from 0.30 to 0.38 nanometers). The lower the number the less fade potential.

LBL DAMAGE FUNCTION (Tdw-K) — This function is another way of expressing UV Transmission. It is a better predictor of potential fading damage than UV Transmission. Lower values indicate less fading potential. The LBL Damage Function is a weighted value which takes into account that as the wavelength of the UV rays get shorter, the fading damage potential increases. Therefore, two glazing systems with the same UV transmission may have different LBL Damage Function values because one allows more “shorter” wavelength rays to pass through than the other.

Used for  P#817 & 818

To order sweeps: www.RandRwindow.com

1. Remove the door panel.  Lay some type of protection on the surface that you are working on.  Tip the panel edge and remove the old sweep from the bottom rail.  Clean off any old sealant on the bottom rail of the panel.

2. Apply a new bead of silicone sealant along the outside edge of the bottom rail of your door panel.  Also apply a new bead of silicone to the new sweep as shown below in the picture with the arrows.

3. Now attach the new sweep using galvanized nails to secure it to the door panel bottom rail.  Clean off any excess silicone that may squeeze out.

4. Reinstall the operating panel.  To prevent any water leakage, place a small cap bead of clear silicone sealant between the lip of the panel sweep and the panel.

To order sweeps: www.RandRwindow.com

To purchase the Truth Wrench #190 go to: www.RandRwindow.com

1. The amount of sash drag (a sash is the operating part of a casement window) that this hinge will correct for is dependent on the ratio of the sash width vs. sash height. To calculate the amount of sash drag adjustment for any given window size, take the ratio of the width to height multiplied by 1/16″.

Example: sash size equals 24″ x 36″ width to eight ratio is .667 Total adjustment is .66 x 1/16″ = .042 (Approx. 3/64″)

2. To adjust the casement sash: First fully open the window. Next step the Adjustment wrench (Part # 190 To by go to: www.RandRwindow.com under Parts –  Miscellaneous) onto the base of the stud, found between the support arm and the track of the lower hinge. Swinging the wrench away from the lock side of the window will decrease the about of sash drag. The maximum sash drag adjustment is reached when the stud flats are parallel to the track. Note: Turning the stud flats beyond parallel will not increase sash drag correction.

3. For severe sash drag, a similar procedure can be sued on the upper hinge. Upper hinge adjustment is made by swinging the wrench toward the lock side of the window. Maximum adjustment is obtained when the stud flats are parallel to the track. Note: Maximum adjustment may cause biding as the window is closed, please use caution.

To purchase the Truth Wrench  #190 go to: www.RandRwindow.com

4″ Adjustable Door Hinge

NOTE: NEVER use a powered crew driver or drill to make adjustments!!! Adjust only by hand!

To Order New Hurd Door Hinges Go To: www.RandRwindow.com

Horizontal and Vertical Hinge Adjustment

The door is set up with two (2) horizontal (guide adjustable hinges, and one (1) vertically (set) adjustable hinge per panel. The horizontal hinges are located in the top and bottom positions, and the vertical hinge is located in the middle position.

Adjustments are made with a 3/32″ hex wrench. Never use a powered screw driver to make adjustments. Adjust only by hand!

Vertical Adjustment (To lift and lower the door)

Vertical adjustment allows up to 1/4″ total movement. Each rotation of the screw represents approximately a .0008″ travel for fine tune adjustment.

Step 1: Open door panel to access hinge adjustment screw.

Step 2: Loosen the adjustment screws on the top and bottom horizontal adjusting hinges to allow for easier vertical adjustment.

Step 3: Turn the hex drive in the middle (vertically adjusting) hinge either clockwise or counter-clockwise to raise or lower the door. The vertical hinge is marked with an arrow to indicate which direction the door will move when the hex drive is turned.

Step 4: Raise or lower panel accordingly to center the door panel in the opening.

Horizontal Adjustment (to move the door closer or away from the hinge side jamb)

Horizontal Adjustment allows up to 3/16″ total movement. three (3) turns of screw.

Step 1: Open door penal to access hinge adjustment screw.

Step 2: Adjust top and/or bottom hinge hex screw to align reveal between door frame and panel.

Step 3: Counterclockwise will increase reveal, clockwise will decrease reveal. Gap should be equal along entire length between frame an panel.

This article will show you how to: change the handing and install the standard oak handle set and use the keeper finder used on Hurd sliding patio doors from 1993 – 2006

To order a new Standard Oak Handel Set go to www.RandRwindow.com P/N 508
To order Hurd Sliding Screen Door Keeper only go to www.RandRwindow.com P/N 533

Installation and Handing Instructions:

Tools required: Philips Screwdriver

Determine handing direction from exploded view below (XO or OX)

On the back side of the inside handle there is an “E” shaped guide locating the actuator lever. The actuator should be moved to one end. Align with the hub of the lock as shown in the detail.

Place the inside handle against door while inserting actuator into vertical slotted hub of mortise lock. Install two 8-32 x 2 1/2″* length screw for clad door provided through the inside handle to attach outside pull (and plastic shim on clad door). DO NOT USE POWER DRIVERS TO INSTALL HANDLE SCREWS!

To install Keeper Plate follow directions below.

Optional key cylinder: cut the tail piece to 3/4″ length.

*2 3/8″ length screw for wood exterior door

Keeper Installation Instructions:

Install hardware as shown above

Before installing the Keeper Plate hold the Keeper Locator Template in place against the mortise lock.

Close the door firmly, allowing the keeper locator template to make the location for the keeper screws in the side jamb.

Install the keeper with two #8 x 1 1/4″ screws and adjust to the proper height.

Adjust mortise lock hoot using a common paint screwdriver until the hook is properly extended. Close door. Lock door and check for excessive play. Readjust the hook until the door will lock snug.

To order a new Standard Oak Handel Set go to www.RandRwindow.com P/N 508
To order Hurd Sliding Screen Door Keeper only go to www.RandRwindow.com P/N 533

To order part # 503 go to: www.RandRwindow.com

To order Hinge and Track go to: www.RandRwindow.com  type in Part # 212 in search box

Hinge and Track come in a kit – you will receive and LH and RH (top and bottom)

You can choose from 10″ or 14″ and Standard or Stainless Steel

Remove the operating sash:

• Crank sash open and remove the operator arm off the sash bracket.
• Remove the straight arm (if you have it) of the operator off the track shoe
• Close up the operator so arms are out of the way
• Slide the upper and lower hinge clips off the hinge track
• Slide the sash towards the center – where there is a release slot on the upper and lower hinge tracks

Replacing the hinge and hinge track

• Remove the defective hinge track off the fame by removing the screws
• Install the new hinge track and screw back into place
• Remove the defective hinge from the sash rail by removing the screws.
• Install the new hinge and screw back into place
• (Adjustable Hinge Tracks are Now Standard).
• Replace the sash by reversing the above instructions on how to remove the sash

To order Hinge Track go to: www.RandRwindow.com  type in Part # 212 in search box

Buy new screen rollers at www.RandRwindow.com Part Number 528

Buy new screen rollers at www.RandRwindow.com Part Number 528

How To Replace Hurd Sliding Patio door Rollers

To purchase new Steel ball bearing rollers go to: www.RandRwindow.com Part # 520

To Purchase Screens Click Here For R&R Website

To find the Hurd Call Out Size, measure the visible glass width and visible glass height of either top OR bottom window sash . Then round your measurement up to the next even inch.
Example: If your visible glass measurement is 15 1/4″ wide x 23 1/4″ Height. Then round up to the next even inch. Your call out / what you would order would be 16 wide x 24 high
Also watch video below for instructions. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!

Screens will work on Compression Tilt, Easy Tilt and Concealed Jamb Liner, Kingsview/Monument Double Hung & Single Hung Hurd Wood/Clad Windows

For Vintage of window – if you choose “I don’t know” one of R&R representative will call you to help you determine.

For 40/60 or 60/40 Sash Splits please call to place your order as assistance will be needed to determine what screen size you need.

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This video is a comparison of our Part # 111 – Truth Dual Arm Casement Operator Square and Ellipse style.

Order Online – follow link below.

www.RandRwindow.com P# 111

Vertical And Horizontal Adjustment For 815 and 816 Hinge.

Each hinge has both a Vertical and Horizontal adjustment. Hinges are Handed Left Hand & Right Hand. Click on links below to order.

To determine handing: Match up your existing hinge to picture on website.

Link: Order Left Hand Hinge # 815

Link: Order Right Hand Hinge # 816

To Lower Door:

1. Turn “V” screw on top and middle hinges counter clockwise until its stops
2. Now slowly turn “V” screw on bottom hinge, counter clockwise to lower door to desired position. Close door and check for alignment.
3. When door is properly aligned turn “V” screw on top and middle hinge clockwise until its snug. Aprox. same position as “V” screw on bottom hinge.
4. Adjustment Complete

To Raise Door:

1. Turn “V” screw clockwise on bottom hinge until door raises to desired position. Close door and check alignment.
2. Now turn “V” screw clockwise on top and middle hinge until screw is snug. Approx. same position as screw on bottom hinge.
3. Adjustment Complete

To Adjust Door Horizontally:

Turning the “H” screw clockwise will move the door away from the hinged jamb

Turning the “H” screw counter clockwise will move the door closer to the hinged jamb.

All three hinges may require adjustment to achieve proper horizontal alignment.

If door keeps falling out of alignment new hinges are needed. Click on link below to order.

Link: Order Left Hand Hinge # 815

Link: Order Right Hand Hinge # 816

www.RandRwindow.com

To order 701 bushing kit go to RandRwindow.com

QUICK INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Remove two mounting screws from interior of handle.
2. Remove old “c” clip, then retainer and spring, etc. as you see in the picture.
3. Install new parts in reverse order.
4. Note:  The spring will be stiff and it may take you more than one time to get it in place.
5. Replace two mounting screws.

DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS:

The brushing kit pictured below is brass (older style). The bushing kit you will receive is black metal. Part# 701

1. Notice the bushing is turned to the open side before it is placed in the trim plate lever bore. In the next picture you can see a stop on the lever bore that prevents the lever from over rotation. Placing the bushing, as shown, with the open area allows the bushing to rotate plus or minus about 60 degrees. Once the bushing is placed in the bore check to make sure the ClockWise (CW) and CClockWise (CCW) freedom of the bushing. Notice the groove, around the bottom of the bushing, you will use to attach the snap ring (seen in the upper left had comer of the 3rd picture down – it looks like a “C”).
2.  The Bushing is lowered into the lover bore Again after you have placed the bushing flush with the trim projection into the lever bore, check the CW & CCW rotation and free rotation of the bushing from stop to stop.Hold the bushing in the trim plate, turn the assembly over an place it on a soft cloth or something other non-marring surface so you can begin the assembly of the centering member spring & the snap right.The bushing must be in contact with the surface you will be working on to support the pressure applied during the assembly process that follows.
3. In this picture, for the first time, you see the centering member positioned properly above the lever bushing. Notice the working features of the centering member: 1. the matching inner keys on the ring for engaging the lever bushing (this ensures that they work in unison), 2. There is a tab bent down 90 degrees on the end facing the bottom of the trim – more clearly seen in the next picture. 3. This formed tab will be in contact with the one side or the other of the coil spring at all times, applying torque to the lever  trying to rotate the lever to the horizontal position. 4. during the assembly the centering member will also be used to help the spring installer control the spring during the assembly of the spring to into the springs operating groove.
4. In this picture you can see who the spring is started in the groove against the centering member 90 degree tab and the fixed stop in the trim plate. Remember, to maintain control of the spring, you will need to keep down pressure on the centering member. This will create a trap for this open end of the spring. In the next picture you see the staring position of both ends of the springs positioned  for compression into the spring pocket.
5. You can now see both sends of the spring in the start position for compression into the spring groove. Though you do not see the installers fingers controlling the centering member (CM), because we wanted you to see, the starting spring position more clearly, you WILL need to maintain the capture of the spring ends using CM down pressure with your fingers on one hand while compressing the spring into the springs toroidal groove under the CM with the other hand fingers.
6. You can see this is a two hand multi finger process very difficult to photograph, as well as, do. : – ) However, it does work for the patient individual with good finger strength.Always maintain the CM down pressure, even after you have the spring in it’s circular trapped working position, until you can get the snap ring secure.
7. With the opposite side of the lever bushing firmly supported from behind, press the CM down until you expose the snap  ring groove on the CM enough to allow you to start the snap ring end into two sides of the grove.
8. You can see the snap ring being started into the groove and finger pressure being exerted to maintain control of the CM.
9. We recommend you use a small instrument like the tip of a small screw drive, as shown here to press the snap ring into the groove.
10.  The snap ring top will spring expand to accommodate the groove diameter and then should close over the diameter as the tips move past the center-line of the groove diameter. Once the snap ring nested in place you will be able to release the assembly and test the function.
11. This is the lever bushing properly assembled into the trim (escutcheon) plate. Notice the closed ends of the spring in contact with the 90 degree formed down tab.
12. You can down check the lever function of the assembly. You can place the leer over the lever mounting screw that projects from the exterior of the lever bushing without securing it to check for rotation up or down.  In this picture the lever was rotated partially to show the spring being compressed by the centering member. You should rotate the lever also in the opposite direction to ensure the range of motion necessary for full function of the assembly.

To order bushing kit go to RandRwindow.com part number 701

Here is a helpful step by step directions on how to replace screen corners on a Hurd Window Screen.

To order screen corners go to www.RandRwindow.com

Part # 141 for old style screen corner and Part # 140 for new style screen corner. Comes in: Gold tone, White or bronze.

PIcture of New style Screen Corner

Old Style Screen Corner

Part # 998 for Screen Spline Tool

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

To Order # 522 click on link: http://www.randrwindow.com/handle-c-elite-complete-kit.html

If you want to use C Elite Handle package to replace P/N 516 Upgrade Door Handle. Additional parts will be needed!You will need a new recessed mortise lock with the gray/sliver cylinder part# 518. You will also need the New Style Shim part #512-NEW or else the handle set will be loose. You will have to fill the top screw hole that will be left over from the old handle set. You can do this by using part number 546 or 546U binding post.Please read all details below and watch video below.

Part # 518 Mortise Lock with Gray/Sliver Cylinder Sold Separately – $40.00 each

If your Recessed Mortise Lock has the black cylinder you will need to purchase a new recessed mortise lock with the gray/sliver cylinder for this handle set to work.

Part # 512-NEW New Style Shim For C Elite handle set. Comes in white only as shown in video below. No additional cost when purchased with the C Elite Handle Set.

Part # 546 Standard Binding Post Screw – Silver Mill Finish – No additional cost when purchased with the C Elite Handle Set. No other finishes available. Will work in existing upper hole in Hurd door- no modification needed.

Part# 546U UPGRADE Binding Post Screw – Chrome, Brass Dull Finish, Dark Bronze & 18-8 Stainless Steel $16 each. 1/4″ Diameter. ***NOTE*** When using the Upgrade # 546U Binding post. The diamieter is 1/4″ so you will have to drill out the hole with a 5/16″ drill bit for these binding post to fit.

To Order #522 click on link: http://www.randrwindow.com/handle-c-elite-complete-kit.html

INSTRUCTIONS FOR P#837

To order #837 click on link http://www.randrwindow.com/adoakth.html

To remove old threshold:

Use a #3 Philips bit on your drill – to unscrew the screws on the top of the old oak threshold all the way. Once screws are completely removed the old threshold will pull up.

There are T nuts in a T track underneath the threshold that the screws screw into.

You can reuse the old T nuts or replace the T nuts in the T track with the new T nuts provided with the new threshold

To replace the T nuts – you will remove the old T nuts by sliding them out of the track – there should be a space at one of the ends of the track for you to do this.

Take new T nuts and slide them into the track through the same space at one of the ends of the T track.

Replace with new threshold by aligning the T nuts to the screws in the threshold.

Screw in all screws into the T nuts below – be careful not to over tighten – and the screws are used to adjust the threshold as well.

Adjusting the Threshold:

Once the threshold is installed and all screws are screwed into the T nuts – the threshold can be adjusted by tightening or loosening the screws.

Tightening screws to lower the threshold or loosening the screws to it rise up.

To Order Click On Link Adjustable Oak Threshold

As of August 6, 2014- Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) purchase of Hurd and Superseal Windows and Doors. As of 8/2/2016 the Energy Saver line is still the same Hurd Energy Saver line but is now called Wisconsin Energy Saver Product.

Directions & Photos provided by Hurd Windows & Doors

To order Hurd and Sierra Pacific Wisconsin Product Parts

Visit R&R Windows & Doors Website

www.RandRwindow.com

1. Open bottom sash, tilt in and to the side to remove

Photo 1

Open bottom sash, tilt in and to the side to remove

2. Open top sash, tilt in and to the side to remove.
3. Remove screen.
4. Starting with the bottom cover, CAREFULLY remove the metal
cover by inserting a putty knife screwdriver at the end of the
cover, gently pry up and remove. Repeat steps with wood
jamb liner above PHOTO 2 & 3

Photo 2

Starting with the bottom cover, CAREFULLY remove the metal
cover by inserting a putty knife screwdriver at the end of the
cover

Photo 3

gently pry up and remove. Repeat steps with wood
jamb liner above PHOTO 2 & 3

5. Move to the bottom of the jambliner, squeeze the liner to release it from the jamb, PHOTO 4, 5, 6 & 7.

Photo 4

Move to the bottom of the jambliner, squeeze the liner to release it from the jamb

Photo 5

Move to the bottom of the jambliner, squeeze the liner to release it from the jamb,

Photo 6

Move to the bottom of the jambliner, squeeze the liner to release it from the jamb,

Photo 7

Move to the bottom of the jambliner, squeeze the liner to release it from the jamb,

6. Unlock the balance by inserting a flat head screwdriver tip into the balance shoe. The balance is under tension so hold onto the lock until it disengages. PHOTO 8 A & B

Photo 8 A

Unlock the balance by inserting a flat head screwdriver tip into the balance shoe. The balance is under tension so hold onto the lock until it disengages.

Photo 8 B

Unlock the balance by inserting a flat head screwdriver tip into the balance shoe. The balance is under tension  so hold onto the lock until it disengages.

7. Slide old balance out and insert new balance. Make sure it hooks on the top of the liner. PHOTO 9

Photo 9

7. Slide old balance out and insert new balance. Make sure it hooks on the top of the liner.

8. Install new jambliners. Starting at the top of the jamb, slide the liner into the space at head as shown in PHOTO 10. Make sure the liner fits snugly up against the head of the frame.

Photo 10

8. Install new jambliners. Starting at the top of the jamb, slide the liner into the space at head as shown in PHOTO 10. Make sure the liner fits snugly up against the head of the frame.

9. Using a flat blade putty knife, place the blade on top of the sill gasket and slide the bottom of the jambliner into place PHOTO 11 & 12. Making sure the jambliner is fit tightly along the full length of the side jamb.

Photo 11

9. Using a flat blade putty knife, place the blade on top of the sill gasket and slide the bottom of the jambliner into place PHOTO 11 & 12. Making sure the jambliner is fit tightly along the full length of the side jamb.

Photo 12

9. Using a flat blade putty knife, place the blade on top of the sill gasket and slide the bottom of the jambliner into place PHOTO 11 & 12. Making sure the jambliner is fit tightly along the full length of the side jamb.

9. Starting with the bottom cover, place at the bottom of the jambliner and seat the cover firmly into place PHOTO 13 & 14 .

Photo 13

9. Starting with the bottom cover, place at the bottom of the jambliner and seat the cover firmly into place PHOTO 13 & 14 .

Photo 14

9. Starting with the bottom cover, place at the bottom of the jambliner and seat the cover firmly into place PHOTO 13 & 14 .

10. Re-install the wood jambliner covers.
Starting at the top PHOTO 15, slide the cover up into the space at the head of the frame and seat the
cover into place along the jambliner.

Photo 15

10. Re-install the wood jambliner covers.
Starting at the top PHOTO 15, slide the cover up into the space at the head of the frame and seat the
cover into place along the jambliner.

Make sure the dust block is to the outside of the liner as shown in PHOTO 16.

Photo 16

Make sure the dust block is to the outside of the liner as shown in PHOTO 16.

11. Prepare balance for the sash installation. Insert a
flat head screwdriver tip into the balance shoe,
PHOTO 17, sliding shoe downward stopping 12″
from the sill. Lock the balance shoe in place making
sure the lock shoe hub is in the open position.

Photo 17

11. Prepare balance for the sash installation. Insert a
flat head screwdriver tip into the balance shoe,
PHOTO 17, sliding shoe downward stopping 12″
from the sill. Lock the balance shoe in place making
sure the lock shoe hub is in the open position.

12. Locate top sash, which includes latch pins
on top rail. With clad side up and sash pins
furthest away, hold the sash horizontally,
tiliting sideways to a 30° angle allowing the
pins to pass to the outer track. Insert one
pin into the locked balance shoe, PHOTO 18.
Lower the sash to a full horizontal position
inserting the opposite side pin into the
balance shoe.
Depress tilt pins and push sash to a full
vertical position, advancing sash to the outer
tracks. Release tilt pins.
Repeat for the bottom sash inserting sash pins
into the inner tracks.

Photo 18

12. Locate top sash, which includes latch pins
on top rail. With clad side up and sash pins
furthest away, hold the sash horizontally,
tiliting sideways to a 30° angle allowing the
pins to pass to the outer track. Insert one
pin into the locked balance shoe, PHOTO 18.
Lower the sash to a full horizontal position
inserting the opposite side pin into the
balance shoe.
Depress tilt pins and push sash to a full
vertical position, advancing sash to the outer
tracks. Release tilt pins.
Repeat for the bottom sash inserting sash pins
into the inner tracks.

13. Check operation & locking functions
Depress tilt pins and push sash to a full vertical
position, PHOTO 19, advancing sash to the outer
tracks. Release tilt pins.Repeat for bottom sash inserting
sash pins into the inner tracks.

Photo 19

13. Check operation & locking functions
Depress tilt pins and push sash to a full vertical
position, PHOTO 19, advancing sash to the outer
tracks. Release tilt pins.Repeat for bottom sash inserting
sash pins into the inner tracks.

To order Hurd and Sierra Pacific Wisconsin Product Parts

Visit R&R Windows & Doors Website

www.RandRwindow.com

Quick How To video on removing a Hurd Casement Sash from a frame in a few easy steps.

If you are replacing the operator on a Casement there is no need to disconnect whole sash from the frame. Just disconnect the operator arms from the sash bracket and/or track shoe from the sash as shown in the 1st part of the video. No need to disconnect the top and bottom hinge. Note that in this video this is a new style window and parts have the SNAP RINGS on the Hinges and sash bracket. Older style windows and parts will have a sliver or black clip that moves to detach from the sash

This video we are working on a Hurd Energy Saver casement window / Sierra Pacific WI Energy Saver –  with Truth Encore operator and Truth adjustable hinges

To buy Hurd replacement parts visit our online store at www.Hurd-Parts.com

Updated! This how to video will teach you how to replace a casement operator on a casement window. The window used in this video is the Hurd Energy Saver Casement with Truth Casement hardware – Now Called Sierra Pacific WI product.To order Hurd Replacement Parts visit http://www.Hurd-Parts.com to order other window and door part brands visit http://www.WindowPartsCenter.com 

How To Install  543 – Patio Door Panel Guide Kit -Guide Buttons

Order # 543 Here At R&R Windows & Door Authorized Hurd Parts Dealer

Install Patio door guide buttons on the inside of the operating door 1″ from each side on the panel and flush with the top of the sash panel as seen in diagram. It is necessary for the screw to set squarely in the guide button for it to be secure in the sash panel.

How To Install Hurd Patio Door Guide Buttons

Order # 543 Here At R&R Windows & Door Authorized Hurd Parts Dealer