
Cheers.All beads; you use the glass to form the diagonal support by paying most attention to packing the corner at the top where it has dropped and the diagonally opposing corner at the bottom

air leak sorry, no water ingress. The gasket has be changed. The installer paid little attention to detail and it seems its been leaking for years. Maybe I could put a wedge in the outer skin of the frame on that side to push it in by a mm or so ? but then the hinges are attached to the frame.Leaks as in into the house? Through a gap or because the frame is filling with water? Frames are designed to let out, and they're not designed to prevent letting in- check drainage functions well
If the window has been installed a while might the gasket be hardened or split? New bubble gasket is available by the metre on eBay etc

So I've tinkered with it and pulling it in harder does seal it properly. I am going to get some new roller cam keeps and see if I can get the window to seal tighter in hope that'll fix the air leak.Leaks as in into the house? Through a gap or because the frame is filling with water? Frames are designed to let out, and they're not designed to prevent letting in- check drainage functions well
If the window has been installed a while might the gasket be hardened or split? New bubble gasket is available by the metre on eBay etc

I have adjusted the cams to no avail. The keep is a striker plate, something like: https://upvcspares4repairs.co.uk/avocet-erk065m-keep-plate-striker-mushroom-upvc-window-lock.htmlGot any adjustment on the cars/keeps? Do the cams/keeps bear evidence that they're meeting properly?(worn/polished areas indications of contact etc)
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