How to Open a Pella Double Hung Window
Pella double hung windows are unique because they have two window sashes. Pella double hung windows may have a little extra in the architectural making of the window but opening a Pella double hung window is a very easy task, requiring only your hands.
- Unlock the window. The window lock is a lever located on the top of the lower window sash. The top sash abuts with the top of the window casing. The window will need to always remain locked if not open; this is mainly for security purposes but additionally can help conserve energy used for central heat and air.
- Pull or push up on the lower window sash depending on the model of the Pella double hung window. The lower sash is adjacent to the bottom of the window casing as well as the bottom of the top sash. Grasp the lip on the bottom edge of the window firmly before attempting to pull or push up on the lower window sash. If the window is painted it may require a little force, but be careful not to over forcefully move or adjust the widow because the window can break.
- Lift the window to its desired height and location. The springs in the sides of the window jamb allow the window to be held in the place desired. If the window falls or slips from the designated height, inspect the window springs to ensure that they are functioning properly.
- Repeat steps 1-3 for all Pella double hung windows that need to be opened.