Mounting my first window, a fixed 130x130 cm. It has pre-installed Adjufix, 2 per side and 1 at the top and bottom. When I was screwing in the last frame sleeve at the top right, I accidentally turned it the wrong way, ruining the threads. What on earth do I do now?

The lazy part of me is wondering if it's enough to just put the screw through it anyway and leave it as is.
Close-up of a damaged window frame screw hole with stripped threads, with wooden frame visible, indicating a fastening issue during window installation.
 
The lazy part of me would probably have cut a spacer that fits in between and then screwed...
 
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plåtrickard plåtrickard said:
The lazy part of me would probably have cut a spacer to fit in between and then screwed it in..
Thanks for the reply! I considered putting spacers in but dropped the idea when I thought it might ruin the caulking. But cutting something to fit is better, sounds like it should work well.
 
I had drilled a new hole 5-10cm from the old one and inserted a new adjufix.
 
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It would have been wise, but unfortunately, it's a lacquered wooden frame, so it wouldn't have been possible to conceal. My wife vetoes :)
 
Aren't essves adjustment screws a little wider? I.e., so that you can insert them directly into the adjufix hole.
 
Place wedges by it and pull the screw. It's a fixed window, where are they supposed to go when the trim and reveal are in place?
 
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