Blinds Chalet Cordless & Cordless TDBU Installation - Manual (Page 2)

O
PTIONAL
H
OLD
D
OWN
B
RACKETS
Optional Hold Down Brackets are mounted with the
supplied screws. With the shade at its proper drop, place
the pin of each Hold Down into the
hole in each End Cap and mark the
screw holes. Make sure the pins are
level and aligned. Raise the shade,
then screw the Hold Down Bracket
into the mounting surface.
O
PERATION
To lower the shade, pull down on the handle which is
secured to the middle or bottom rail. To raise the shade,
push the middle and bottom rail up. The shade will hold
at any position when the middle or bottom rail is released.
This product should be operated from the center of the
middle or bottom rail.
Be sure to raise the shade slowly and steadily to allow the
shade enough time to stack evenly.
Use the handle when raising
lowering shade for better
support and smoother
operation.
For out-of-reach
operations, as optional
extension pole
should be used.
To
Lower
To
Lower
To
Raise
Center
pole end
under
bottom
rail
Adjust length or equalization on shades
NOTE: Only adjust one cord at a time. Disconnecting
more than one cord may allow the cords to retract into the
headrail.
If the shade length and
equalization is satisfactory, simply
trim the excess cord hanging
below the bottom rail.
If adjustments are necessary, pull
the excess cord at the bottom of
the shade down until the Bottom
Rail Plug is released (fig. A). Push the cord up or down
through the Bottom Rail Plug (figs. B & C).
If the cord needs to be longer, slide the top end of the cord
up into the wedge and slide the wedge down to take up
slack.
If the cord needs to be shorter, slide the top end of the
cord down into the wedge and slide the wedge up to take
up slack.
Adjust the position of the plug as necessary (fig. D).
Feed the cord back through the Bottom Rail Pocket.
When bottom rail adjustments have been made, trim the
excess cord hanging below the bottom rail.
B C D E F
Bottom
Rail
Pocket
Bottom
Rail Plug Bottom
Rail Plug
S
TANDARD
C
ORDLESS
S
HADE
B
ASICS
Larger shades may require
additional brackets. Space
additional brackets equally
and align with the end
brackets.
Note placement of
components inside headrail.
Brackets must be placed in
the open areas between
components to avoid interfering with the operating
mechanism. Mark these locations on top of window frame
for inside mount or on wall for outside mount.
Inside Mount
Mount brackets to top or back
of window frame, 1” – 6” in
from edge of frame. Make sure
brackets are aligned with one
another.
Outside Mount
Center shade over window
opening at desired height. Mark
the position of the headrail ends
on the wall. Attach mounting
brackets to the wall, 1” – 6” in
from the marks, making sure
brackets are aligned with one
another.
Mounting with Extension
Brackets
If you need to project the shade
out from the mounting surface,
use the supplied nuts and bolts to
attach mounting brackets to the
desired position in the extension
bracket. With pliers, bend and
break the unused part of the extension bracket. Attach
extension brackets to mounting surface, making sure
brackets are spaced as noted above.
A
TTACHING THE
B
RACKETS
Center shade in window opening. Insert the front clip of
the bracket into the front
groove of the rail. Push the rail
back and up until the back
clips of the bracket snap into
the back groove of the rail.
A
TTACHING THE
B
RACKETS
A
TTACHING THE
O
PTIONAL
H
OLD
-D
OWN
B
RACKETS
Mounting Bracket
Inside Mount
Outside Mount
Grasp the handle of the shade and raise or lower to desired
position. See Trouble Shooting for more information.
O
PERATING
Y
OUR
S
HADE
Using your fingers or a screwdriver,
press tab on back of each bracket to
release the shade.
R
EMOVING
Y
OUR
S
HADE
Locking tab
Optional Hold Down Brackets are mounted with the
supplied screws. With the shade at its proper drop, place
the pin of each Hold Down into the
hole in each End Cap and mark the
screw holes. Make sure the pins are
level and aligned. Raise the shade,
then screw the Hold Down Bracket
into the mounting surface.
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