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tilt& turn not closing properly

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 12:48 pm    Post Subject:
tilt& turn not closing properly
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My tilt and turn window has a gap on top left side.it is closing ok but after closing u can feel by touching top conner is loose,where draught comeing.I feel need adjustment,but can not see where to start.any help will be appriciated.thanks icon_rolleyes.gif
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