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INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

Attach the Universal Cord Tensioner (Cord Loop Units Only)  

Before doing anything, you 

must

 first slide the cord tensioner to the bottom of the cord loop.

 

Insert a small screwdriver, punch, or awl through the screw hole at the bottom of the cord 
tensioner. 

 

Move the screw hole down to the indicator line to release the safety mechanism.

 

Slide the cord tensioner down to the bottom of the cord loop.

 

Attach the cord tensioner according to the instructions provided with the Universal Cord 
Tensioner Installation Kit. 

WARNING:  It is imperative that the cord tensioner be properly secured to the wall or window frame to 
reduce children’s access to the cord loop. Young children can strangle in cord loops. They can also wrap cords 
around their necks and strangle. 

CAUTION:  The unit will not operate properly unless the cord tensioner is secured. A Universal Cord Tensioner 
Installation Kit has been included with your unit. Follow the instructions in the kit to correctly secure the cord 
tensioner.

Cord Adjustment (Cord and Chain Only)

To reduce cord length on a Side Draw Blind:

 

Open the blind.

 

Release the cord tensioner by removing the screws.

 

Locate the cord knot in the front of the lead carrier.

 

Pull the cord to the desired length.

 

Tie a double knot.

 

Re-install the cord tensioner with the screws.

 

Test for proper cord tension.

 

Cut the excess cord.

To reduce cord length on Center Draw Blinds:

 

Release the cord tensioner by removing the screws.

 

Place the blind in the closed position.

 

Locate the cord ends in the front of the lead carrier.

 

Select the cord knot that adjusts the cord length only; if carrier movement is observed, select the other cord.

CAUTION:  

Cutting the wrong cord will cause irreparable damage.

 

Pull the cord to the desired length.

 

Tie a double knot.

 

Re-install the cord tensioner with the screws.

 

Test for proper cord tension.

 

Cut the excess cord.

Indicator

Line

Universal 

Cord 

Tensioner

Side Draw Carriers

in the Open Position

Cord Knot

Center Draw Carriers

in the Closed Position

Cord Knot

Summary of Contents for Vertical Blinds Series

Page 1: ...ructions GETTING STARTED Product View 1 Tools and Fasteners Needed 2 INSTALLATION Installation Overview 2 Valance Assembly 3 Mount the Installation Brackets Inside Mount 5 Mount the Installation Brack...

Page 2: ...1 GETTING STARTED Product View Outside Mount Adjustable Bracket Inside Mount Mounting Clip Headrail Cord and Wand Control System Vanes...

Page 3: ...installation brackets required varies depending on the shade width as shown in the table Mounting Types and Window Terminology If the installation brackets are mounted correctly the rest of the instal...

Page 4: ...rn clip Repeat the previous 4 steps for the other valance return IMPORTANT Vinyl inserts should be cut flush with the ends of the valance and valance returns Secure vinyl in place with the corner clip...

Page 5: ...around the molded valance corner and through the valance return Wrap excess fabric around the end of the valance return and secure it with a valance return clip From the other end of the fabric insert...

Page 6: ...drill directly into the ceiling head jamb If you ordered a dust cover valance drill through the rear groove of the dust cover valance then into the ceiling head jamb Attach the mounting clip using the...

Page 7: ...vane and the wall i e 21 4 for 31 2 vane Drill the screw holes using a 3 32 drill bit WARNING Product is heavy Mount into wood metal studs or into concrete with concrete anchors Drywall anchors are no...

Page 8: ...he desired light view direction Rotate the vane hooks so the slot between the long and the short prong is facing you Push the vane into the hook until it snaps into place Mounting Clip L Bracket Side...

Page 9: ...been included with your unit Follow the instructions in the kit to correctly secure the cord tensioner Cord Adjustment Cord and Chain Only To reduce cord length on a Side Draw Blind Open the blind Re...

Page 10: ...arrows Tilting Twist the safety wand to open or close the vanes gray arrows IMPORTANT Do not over torque the wand It can cause the louvers to kick out at the bottom of the blind and cause the louvers...

Page 11: ...Dusting Regular light dusting with a feather duster is all the cleaning that is needed in most circumstances Vacuuming Use a hand held vacuum with low suction for more thorough dust removal Spot Clea...

Page 12: ...ch the Universal Cord Tensioner Cord Loop Units Only on page 5 This can prevent children from pulling cord loops around their necks Kirsch provides a cord tensioner installation kit with instructions...

Page 13: ...nts misuse or alterations to the product Exposure to the elements sun damage wind water moisture salt air and discoloration or fading over time Normal maintenance associated with motors and related ac...

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