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window friction hinge problem
Hello,
The hinge on our window buckled when pulled a bit too hard. I don't think it helped that the runners had not been oiled for a while. Should I use 3 in1 or WD40 for this in the future? I see that there are two types of friction hinge: a 13mm and a 17mm. What is this: their depth? Across which point do I measure this? I bought a pair but I notice the holes do not line up with the ones in the original. Is this a problem? What is behind the uPVC? Is it a wooden frame? If so, could I just put the screw where the new holes are? Or are these holes in key positions and should I drill a hole in the hinge to align with the existing hole? Thank you for your help in advance. |
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