How to Replace Rollers on Hard to Open Sliding Windows

A Simple Step by Step process to easily fix those stuck or difficult to open windows. The fast, simple and easy DIY solution.
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[@BeatrizLara-x9h]

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[@samgod]

My rollers, one of which no longer spins, are built into the bottom edge of the frame.

[@thewoggerswaydiy]

Hmmm. If you can snap a couple clear close up pics and email them to [e-mail] I'll take a look at them tomorrow morning and see if I can offer some guidance. Thank you

[@finalyearstudent5086]

I am not able to remove it
Not able to find sweet spot😅
Any suggestions?

[@thewoggerswaydiy]

I've never had one I haven't been able to remove. Most of the time the thing that keeps the window from lifting is a piece in the top track, and I've see it where this comes loose and slides around with the window, essentially moving into that 'sweet spot' so you can't get the window out. If it's stuck above the sliding portion it may be difficult to move out of the way. If you've tried everything and still can't get the window out, it may be time, regrettably, to call in a window company. Good luck and thanks for watching.