Reply to "window binding and not the motor"

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For me I found that it was the little metal piece between the main glass that rolls up and down and the triangle glass on the door. I took a piece of wood that I put in the window frame and gently bumped it up to space out the top of the metal a bit and the window moved a bit better. Ultimately I ended up unscrewing it at the top after you remove the rubber gasket and bumping it over significantly. I then slotted the screw hole and screwed it in place with the wood holding the aluminum in place.

My window works great now!

10/9/228:30 AM

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