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The cover on vent units where the lock handle slot is located and the cover on the opposite
frame side.
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and Large Awning units. On Standard Awning units, Interior Frame Covers #1 are the head
and sill covers.
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between the cover and the sash.
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and continue to insert the tool
past the spline hole up to the
point where the bend in the
tool is aligned with the edge
of the cover.
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will be a slight gap between the tool and the face of the sash.
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cover barb from the frame
kerf behind the cover. While
keeping tension on the tool,
pull the tool away from the
frame to start releasing the
cover barbs from the
frame kerfs.
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