[Healeys] More on windows

Bob Spidell bspidell at comcast.net
Wed Jun 10 23:35:11 MDT 2015


One thing to consider: If the windows/guides are loose in the channels, 
you'll get a rattle.  While you're at it, consider GENTLY pinching the 
guides JUST A LITTLE with pliers if they seem loose. Had rattles in both 
windows and doing this eliminated them.  Be careful not to pinch too 
much, else the windows won't cooperate.

Bob

On 6/10/2015 9:52 PM, Alan Seigrist wrote:
> Somehow, I thought this was about what a crappy piece of software 
> Windows 8.1 is, but thankfully it's on a more interesting topic.
>
> Yes, you are right, there is just a simple U channel in the back of 
> the door.  It has a little mount welded to it, which screws to the 
> door.  The channel needs to be firmly mounted in the door, and should 
> be free of dents and small bends in the metal, as this will impede the 
> movement of the window.  If this is sorted properly, you won't need 
> lubrication in here to make the door window work right.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Alan
>
> On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 9:48 AM, Stephen Hutchings 
> <s.hutchings at rogers.com <mailto:s.hutchings at rogers.com>> wrote:
>
>     Because I didn't take my BJ8 doors apart, I've been learning the
>     assembly as I go along.
>     The window channels in the quarter lights are nice precise brass
>     pieces, but what I found hiding in the back of the door is simple
>     steel "U" channels, without any curve over at the edges. Do I have
>     everything, or should there be an additional piece in this
>     channel? I tend to think there isn't, because it is smeared with
>     the greasy "grinding paste" I found in the brass channels.
>     Thanks again,
>     Stephen, BJ8
>
>     _______________________________________________ 
>

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