Andersen Lower Screen Roller Assembly (1991 to Present) - 1997310

Oh, I had no idea it would be this easy!!! Once I figured out that the old one had broken just enough to fully hide inside the door, it was super easy to order and replace.

This was a pretty easy change out. The door itself should be replaced but I was in need of a quick fix and this did it. It even delayed me from having to buy a replacement door.

The product arrived this time in the envelope. I installed the product and it seems to work very good. Product was as posted and arrived on time.

Perfect fit - easy to install. Unfortunately, removing the old one was NOT that easy. :-)

Screen door hasnt worked this well in years. This is a very easy fix and apparently routine maintenance if your patio door sees a lot of use. I honestly had no idea it was so cheap and easy make my old door operate like new again.

No problems installing. Screen door has been working like new!

We recently moved into a foreclosure that had these gorgeous Anderson sliding glass doors on the upper and lower level of the home. The screens however, were a thorn in my side. I replaced the screens mesh with pet resistant screening, but the screen doors drove me nuts with always sticking, closing crooked and not closing all the way. I finally took them off and looked at the bottom wheels to see one wheel was cracked and missing, that was what kept causing it to jump the track. So I ordered 2 new ones from this product and they popped right in - now smoooth sailing! I decided to order 2 more for the other sliding door on the lower level since it has no wheels at all. Im surprised at how something that caused me so much trouble for the last 6 months, was fixed within 2 days of finding these wheels online, for a GREAT price!

This particular roller part for a screen door will wear out over time from constant door use, so replacing it is expected. Buying from this company was easy and direct and arrived quickly. I now know who to order from if the other one on my door wears out, which it eventually will. Thanks!

After 10 years in the Tucson heat our old rollers had become pretty worn out. These are perfect (I think OEM) replacements. There is a little trick to removing the old ones that involves using a very small nail or mini-screwdriver to pop the old units out . Before I figured this out I had a couple end up rattling around inside the aluminum track ... not a real problem but its easy to get them out if you study the design before attacking the removal. A good shot of a silicone lubricant would not be a bad idea from time to time.

Easy to replace