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Don't forget the mode where it's anchored only in one corner and you freak out because you feel it will fall out any moment despite you know it won't
Wait what? IS THIS A MODE AND NOT ME MESSING UP??
It's one of the things everyone experiences but no one talks about
I experienced so many heart attacks for that damn thing and now i discover it was just one of the modes đ
I'm still not convinced it's an actual mode and not user error, that everyone hides under the rug by frantically pushing the window close somehow
Let's just say it is an unintended mode
I feel like it's a "can survive, but please fix quickly" kinda scenario.
I have no doubt the mechanism can support it. But used regularly will likely break something (where the entire fucking window falls into your room)
Yeah! It's the "you messed up mode".
Wait, it doesn't fall like that?
No, nothing will ever happen. Don't worry
CHAT, IS THIS REAL????
The "ever" is maybe stretching it.
I think it can survive the occasional mis-opening. But I wouldn't do it regularly, not leave it like that for a day.
Like "yeh, you've fucked up but I'm fine for now. Please fix me and never do it again" kinda scenario
Putting it back in place is kinda difficult, iirc. It's a scary "oh, shit. Put it back, put it back" moment. It's a lesson in not playing around wuth the door (ah, yeah, mine was a big balcony door window (small balcony, big door))