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On the bottom hinge I have a small piece of plastic with a ridge on it,
that slides up and down the hinge. It seems all it does is to make the window more easier/harder to close when the bottom of window frame meets the plastic. i.e. The more I slide it away from the window handle the easier it is for the window to close. I was wondering what does it do, and what position should it be set to? TIA |
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