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

The product is perfect if you have to replace old ruined ones. Very easy to install; YouTube videos are helpful. Getting out the old ones first, as others mention, can be difficult. I resorted to grabbing them with needle nose pliers and breaking off bits til the rest dropped out the opening. Once installed they work about as well as the original, which is to say not perfectly, even when you manage to get the entire door back on track. This is not really a problem of this product, but an inherent issue with these patio doors.

we had purchased these rollers before so I was sure of the correct part. It didnt take 15 minutes to remove the sliding screen & the old rollers and put the new ones in place and put the screen slider back in place. Screen slides smoothly once again !

Rebuilt our patio screen and these worked and fit perfectly.

Easy installation, just line the small arm up with the hole on the side of the screen door and pop the bottom in. Worked great until my wrecking ball (dog) ripped the door out of the track and broke one of the side plastic pieces that keeps the wheel level! Had the same problem with an old metal roller too so I don’t think it has anything to do with the quality of the product. There is one difference between the old metal version and this plastic one. The metal version allowed you to adjust the height slightly for balance, whereas this plastic version does not.

I would order again if we needed a replacement. For 7 years we listened to our seasonal screen door scream every time we used it. The existing roller wheels were present but there was a busted piece of plastic inside the frame that caused one the wheels to lock up. We youtubed how to replace roller wheels. What a piece of cake!

Once I got my old rollers out, these popped right in and work perfectly. My door slides again!

If your screen door adjustable wheel has failed it CAN easily be replaced with this sturdy replacement product. No tools are needed but I did use a thin screwdriver to position to old roller near the opening in order to remove it. The new roller just slid in and snapped into place. It fits so well and rolls very smoothly now. No more scrapping metal noise and door off the track. Good as new.

EZ in stall

Snapped right in and the screen slides again.