Andersen Lower Screen Roller Assembly (1991 to Present) 1 Pair - 1997310 by Andersen Windows

“We’ll just get a new screen door” - is what my husband said when I showed him these after our bottom wheel broke. Well, a year later and guess what? We still didn’t have that replacement! While the cost of a generic screen door isn’t too much, trying to lug it home from the store would be a challenge. I finally just ordered this piece and fixed the old door which had been sitting by the side of the house waiting patiently to be taken to the dump. The hardest part was dislodging the old wheel, after that the new piece popped right into place! A little bit of elbow grease to clean the door & WD40 on the element exposed track and we were back in business with an actual Anderson door. Also glad we kept the old screen door out of a landfill needlessly!

Our patio door in the sunroom was hard to open, so we replaced the rollers. It now opens very easy.

These were so easy to replace and they work well.

My only challenge was the way the old roller assembly broke made it hard to remove from the screen frame. If it wasnt broken, it would definitely have been simpler to extract it. Once out of the way, inserting the replacement was simple and its now 100% operational. Of course, its a bit expensive for a small part but there is no better option.

EZ in stall

Not as durable as previous products.

This goes in the category of why didnt I do this before. Ive put up with the original rollers for a long time, I dont remember how long exactly. Maybe they rolled as nicely as these do but of they did I dont remember it. Even without instructions changing these out was less than a 5 minute job including taking the door off and putting it back on again and with a very slight adjustment they roll beautifully again. Hint for people who have trouble getting the old ones out, there is a hole at each end of the screen door, stick something long and thin in it and pry TOWARD the roller. They will pop right out. My wife complained that they are plastic, but I assume that is so they wont rust. At $15/pair just change them out every 10 years or sooner and have a great rolling door.

Exact replacement for my screen door. After removing the broken rollers, it took about a minute to install these new ones. They work great. I was very happy to find them on Amazon and its great to be able to slide my door again! Theres an excellent video on YouTube which shows how easy it is to install this exact item if you need it.

Screen door works like new now!

Perfect fit for my Andersen insect screen door. Very easy to install, no need to replace the whole door now, it glides like new.