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I have double glazed windows of the (excellent) old type which involves 2
panes separated by a 10cm air gap. They are all about 30 years old - when the house was built. These windows swivel on a horizontal axis for ventilation and cleaning. Most of them swivel easily and stay in any position but some are either very stiff of very loose, the latter cannot stay open. They are marked "PFI" but there are no other indications as to make or type. Each hinge seems to consist of 2 D-shaped pairs of plates. There are a number of alan key adjusters but I cannot find combinations which improve the mal-functioning hinges. One particularly stiff one presumably would be helped by some form of lubrication - but what oil, grease? Anybody got experience of these things and can share it or know where to get useful information. Frank |
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