Cris be sure water is coming from under the channel and not under the frame assembly, I removed the entire frame from my 32' 78 and found the small leak had rotted the wood all along the front and two feet along the top. If for any reason you do remove the frames when you put them back use a a sealant that reman is flexible, and don't screw the frames tight to the boat you want to form a gasket not squeeze it all out I used a few shims 3/16 thick tighten screws wrist tight, remove shims add a bit of caulk, and after fully curing tighten a half turn. If the window leaks in the future you can tighten a few screws as you will have a gasket that will still compress and seal. Ps when ripping wood to replace any I opted to silicone and clamp in place once all was secure I put the window back in
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