Externally beaded upstairs window blown

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IMG_20200527_133412.jpg Hi,

This small double glazed unit has blown. It's externally beaded, however it opens to a right angle. Can I replace this from the inside?

I thought prise out internal rubber gasket, open window to right angle. Remove external beading (I assume external rubber gasket attached to it) and remove window by pushing up.

Is that likely to end in disaster? I assume if externally beaded and I flip the window to 90 degrees the glass cannot "fall out"!

Alternatively, if I don't do this and get someone in would they likely tackle from outside or inside (just access on a ladder is a bit awkward).

Thanks in advance for the help..
 
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They'd do it just how you described, you have to remove the inner rubber as this pushes the glass outwards and locks the beads into place, if you get your arm through the gap above the opener when full open then jobs a good un
 

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