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#573468 09/12/2009 1:35 AM
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Can anyone tell me why my vent window flops back and forth w/o any resistance??
Thanks, Mark

Giladad1 #573483 09/12/2009 2:05 AM
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The tension spring is either not properly adjusted or is broken. You can access it by taking the dor panel off through the forward hole in the door. I beleive it's a 9/16 nut. You'll have to carefully pry the lock tabs up befroe you sdjust it.


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Thanks for the explanation. I'll try it in the morning. Mark


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