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- Page 1 Electra Honeycomb blinds How to install, programme and operate your blind electrablinds.co.uk Ref 08/19...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents - Page 3 The contents of your order - Page 4 Fitting the external battery pack - Page 5 Honeycomb Blind Installation Top-fix (inside recess) - Page 6 Honeycomb Blind Installation Face-fix (outside recess) - Page 7 Honeycomb Blind Removal Power up &... -
Page 3: The Contents Of Your Order
The contents of your order Power supply Controls Smart Home Options Honeycomb blind If you ordered one of our If you ordered a control with Rechargeable Li-ion Battery smart home options with your blind(s), then it will be Pack your blind(s), then it will be one of the following: one of the following: 4-Channel... -
Page 4: Fitting The External Battery Pack
Fitting the external battery pack The battery pack is supplied with two Fig. 1 types of clip and it can either be hooked on to the back of the blind headrail or fitted directly to the window frame or wall using suitable fixings. -
Page 5: Honeycomb Blind Installation Top-Fix (Inside Recess)
Mark the brackets approx 3.5cm in from each end with the other brackets spaced evenly between them. Electra Top Tip! If securing the brackets to plaster, stone, brick, etc., drill the holes at the marked positions using a 5.5mm masonry drill bit, then... -
Page 6: Honeycomb Blind Installation Face-Fix (Outside Recess)
Be careful to avoid any obstructions/window handles as the blind may be damaged if it is lowered onto these. Electra Top Tip! If securing the brackets to plaster, stone, brick, etc., drill the holes at the marked positions using a 5.5mm masonry drill bit,... -
Page 7: Honeycomb Blind Removal
Be careful not to scratch the headrail. Electra Top Tip! Cover the tip of the screwdriver with a cloth to protect from scratching. - Page 8 Power up & testing - blind supplied with a control Before we dispatch your blind, we test it to ensure it's operating correctly. We also set the upper and lower stop positions based on your individual window height measurement. Lastly, your remote control or wall switch will be paired to your motor so you're ready to go! For the programming of smart home accessories, please refer to the individual product instruction guides.
- Page 9 The following instructions are relevant if you already have a remote control/wall switch and selected 'no control needed' when ordering your Electra blind. The blind supplied has been set up with the up and down stop position preset for your convenience.
- Page 10 ‘my’ button. It is important that nothing is allowed to obstruct your Electra Honeycomb blind when moving. Should the blind be lowered onto an obstruction, such as an ornament on a window sill, the blind will be impeded but the motor will carry on turning and the lift cords may become entangled in the headrail.
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Page 11: Adjusting The Upper & Lower Stop Positions
Adjusting the upper & lower stop positions 1a. Adjust upper stop position - 3. Adjust to the desired 4. Press and hold the press the up button and send the 2. Press and hold the upper/lower stop 'my' button until the blind to the current upper stop Up and Down buttons position using either... -
Page 12: Reset And Reprogramme Procedure
Reset and reprogramme procedure Before you begin - Disconnect the power to all other powered blinds while programming. Reset STEP 1 - Disconnect the battery pack. STEP 2 - Remove the blind and the battery pack from their mounting brackets and lay out on a table. STEP 3- Reconnect the battery pack. -
Page 13: Reset Procedure Continued
Reset procedure continued STEP 4: Use the up STEP 5: Press and hold button to move the the 'my' and up button blind until it reaches until the blind starts to the upper limit position. move up. The blind will Press and hold the 'my' automatically stop at and down buttons until... -
Page 14: Add/Delete Controls
Add/delete controls Add a control Delete a control Control to add to the blind memory Control already paired to the blind Single-channel (remove back cover) Single-channel (remove back cover) Step 1 - Take a handset or wall Step 1 - Press the program button on your handset or switch that is already wall switch that already... -
Page 15: Multi Channel Programming
Multi-channel programming Assigning additional channels with a 4 channel control (for smart accessories please consult the individual product instructions.) Example: Two blinds with independent control on channels 1 (blind 1) & 2 (blind 2) - set up the blinds for group control so that when you press channel 3, blinds 1 &... - Page 16 General Maintenance Of Your Blinds In a normal household environment, your blinds will need little little maintenance. All components should operate smoothly under normal use. Should pulleys or motor brackets develop a squeak in operation, lubricate with a silicon based spray. Do not use an oil based lubricant (such as WD40) as the oil may mark the fabric or cause dirt to a dhere to cords and fabric.
- Page 17 Remote Control, Wall Switch, Timer & Sensor batteries Electra controls are battery powered and will require replacing periodically. Refer to the instructions supplied with the individual controls for details of the battery type and replacement.
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