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Paddy's DIY - How to replace the hinges on a uPVC window
Another great instructional video brought to you by Paddy's DIY
In this video I’m going to show you how to replace the hinges on a uPVC window. The window in this video is a top hung window; it is the exact same process for replacing the hinges on a side hung window. This is also the same process for any other window type that uses friction stay window hinges. (eg. Timber / wooden windows or aluminium windows)
You can see in the video that there is a huge gap on one side of the window. This gap will start out very small, but will eventually get bigger and bigger over time. It is important to lubricate the hinges once or twice a year to prevent this from happening. It is also important to clean out any dirt from the hinges, as this can stop them moving freely and put strain on the hinges. Broken hinges are the number one cause of draughty windows. Replacing the hinges will fix this gap and will have the window closing tightly to the seals. A lot of people think that their seals have shrunk or need replacing, when in the majority of cases it's the hinges that need replacing.
Always take extra care when replacing the hinges on your window. Remember the bigger the sash, the heavier it’s going to be. Get someone to help you hold and lift the sash when you’re replacing the hinges.