Andersen Lower Screen Roller Assembly (1991 to Present) 1 Pair - 1997310 by Andersen Windows
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Ken Larsen
> 3 dayEZ in stall
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Maryan
> 3 dayI needed to fix my screen door. It arrived the next day. Yippy, I have found so many odd items - and I dont have to drive, Yippy. I mean Thank You!
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garry ray
> 3 dayIt fit perfect on my anderson sliding screen door and easy to install
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Angel O.
19-11-2024Recommend watching video. So easy to install and needed no adjustment
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Moxcoak
> 3 dayEasy to pop out the old wheels and pop in the new. Now the screen rolls perfectly again.
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Achilles
> 3 dayPerfect fit for my Andersen insect screen door. Very easy to install, no need to replace the whole door now, it glides like new.
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Jim
> 3 dayThese were a direct replacement for a 1997 or 1998 era Anderson Screen door. The original plastic wheels cracked and the door came off the track. These were easy to install but required a little bit of adjusting the get the door square and level.
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Odawaman
> 3 dayThis lower screen roller assembly was easy to install and made the screen door operate very nice. Im very pleased with the outcome as opposed to having to replace the screen slider at considerable cost.
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Eloise W.
> 3 dayMade the sliding screen door so smooth.
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John DeGrauw
> 3 dayI think the last set of two replacement rollers I installed lasted about 10 years of constant, everyday use. The old ones were still working to whatever degree, but it was definitely time to replace them! These replacements were an exact fit, and couldnt be easier to install. I know other reviewers griped about the price to pay for a hunk of plastic, and theyre right...but what are you gonna do?...the door needs to open and close smoothly, and these are going to work. Various reviews also mentioned the problem getting the old rollers out. The key I found to removing them, however, is to slide a very narrow screwdriver between the lip of the roller tab and the screen door frame. Pushing the screwdriver will press against one of the two the retaining clips. Jiggle the roller a little to start pulling it out, and then push the screwdriver in from the other side to free the other retaining clip. Pops right out without a struggle. No need for needle nose pliers, which I had ready but didnt need.