Andersen Lower Screen Roller Assembly (1991 to Present) - 1997310

One of the rollers on my old Andersen screen slider broke and the other was pretty worn. One YouTube video and a few minutes later, they were both replaced. Rolls like new!

After 10 years in the Tucson heat our old rollers had become pretty worn out. These are perfect (I think OEM) replacements. There is a little trick to removing the old ones that involves using a very small nail or mini-screwdriver to pop the old units out . Before I figured this out I had a couple end up rattling around inside the aluminum track ... not a real problem but its easy to get them out if you study the design before attacking the removal. A good shot of a silicone lubricant would not be a bad idea from time to time.

My sliding screen door was dragging and hard to open. Since we use it a lot to access our deck I found that both the top and lower rollers were worn and required replacement. Could not have been easier. Top rollers snap in and out without needing any tools. Several good videos on You Tube to show how its done. Parts arrived quickly and the repair too less than 20 minutes.

Made an old door new again! FANTASTIC

I bought this roller to replace the lower rollers on my screen door. This roller is very easy to install. They were easy to order and arrived a day early

Arrived quickly, installed easily on my Anderson screen door. Door glides like new!

It was an exact match for the worn wheels on my custom sized Anderson sliding glass doors screen door. Installed in the 90s, the door still operates but the slider would come off the track and not slide. I investigated the issue and saw that over the years in the sun and heat, the clips on the rollers deteriorated. I scanned the internet and found the exact replacement and it rolls like new.

This was a perfect roller replacement for my Anderson Screen door I would buy again (and probably will as I have 2 more doors that may also need repair

Took 10 seconds to install. Authentic Andersen replacement.

Used this on an older Anderson sliding screen door. Removal of old broken piece was hard. Putting new piece in place was just a matter of putting adjusting stem in first towards the hole and snapping into place