EASY STEPS How To Fix a Sticky Window - Vinyl Window Slide Smooth 

Thank ye for the kind words, matey - glad this was helpful!

Thank ye, lass, much appreciated - smooth sailin'!

Sorry about that, matey. We'll out that on the schedule and let you know it's up. Thank you for the feedback!

In the meantime, here is a description of disengaging the block and tackle counterbalance: Once you pop the clips in the sides of the window frame into the "out" position, lift the window up until you hear the clips engage the counter balance, and lift a few more inches. You should feel them catch and disengage. Then, pull the bottom of the window towards you. You may have to wiggle it a bit to get the window clear of the frame, so make sure you have a good grip on the window. The block and tackle counterbalance(s) should remain in the window frame. Hope this helps!

Aye, me cully, glad to hear it!

Aye, matey - har har ARRRRRRR!

Glad that worked!

Wd40 will dry out and make it worse. Used silicone spray

@@thatsnice99 WD-40 makes a dry Silicone Spray.

Aye, matey, it is possible. Try to squirt some WD40 or 3-in-1 oil in the track. Make sure you remove all the lubricant before resetting the window.

First, you need to clean the track with warm water and soap, using an old toothbrush. Once clean and dry, try to work a flathead screwdriver between the track and the bottom edge of the window, and gently pry upwards. If still stuck, squirt a lubricant (3-in-1 oil, WD-40) between the track and bottom edge of the window, let it sit for an hour or so, then try to work the screwdriver in again. It should allow you to lift the window up. Then, slide it to the center, lift it up and out, then clean the bottom edge of the window casing and the track. Let us know how it goes.

@@thepiratehandyman2225 thank you so much. Ive been plagued with these windows and cant find ANYONE talking about what to do. I will try this now 🥺

Aye, workin' with me does that to a person! ;-)

I understand, matey, but you will be inside for the entire process, and you can leave the screen in place, so there shouldn't be any chance of something falling out the window.. Good luck!

@@thepiratehandyman2225 thanks! We'll see how it goes.

Aye, matey, ye be correct. But you're not lubing the spring - you're waxing the track that the window slides in.

Also springs will sometimes bind & drag inside a housing , There was this something about in a perfect world 🤔🤷‍♂️

I guess my sarcasm didn't come through... ;-)

Aye, matey, good suggestion!

Aye, we are planning to reshoot. Sorry for this, matey!