How to Replace a Broken Awning Window Winder (Bunnings Whiteco Window Winder DIY Installation)

On this Fixit Fingers Quick Fix, I'll show you how I replace and install old winding widow mechanisms that have broken and can not be repaired. These awning windows are very common on 1960s, 70s and 80s buildings here in Australia. I use the Whitco security winders from Bunnings which are pretty cheap, quick and easy to install and will breathe new life into stuck or jerky windows. I'll show you how it works and how to install it in about 15 to 20 minutes with only a few very basic tools. Not sponsored, just a good product I've put to use many times in my 1970's apartment block here in Australia. For my overseas friends, I've not been able to find similar products online sorry, these must be an Aussie thing but check your local hardware store.

Whiteco Winder at Bunnings - https://bit.ly/3ubWjLq

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