Current E-WAND Installation Manual And User's Manual page 7

1. Detach Original Tilt Wand
Move the blind slats to the fully open position, then remove the manual twist
wand from the horizontal blinds.
If your blind has an open hook for the
original tilt mechanism as opposed to
a closed eyelet, slide the plastic WAND
HOOK SLEEVE over the tilt hook to cover
the hook's gap. Leave enough room for
the E-Wand ATTACHMENT HOOK to se-
curely connect [Fig. 3.1].
2. Attach the E-Wand
Mount your E-Wand [Fig. 3.2] by hooking
or inserting the slat ATTACHMENT HOOK
to your blind's tilt gear stem eyelet.
Carefully push up the plastic RETAINING
SLEEVE, [Fig. 3.3]. Rotate the E-Wand
until the two SENSOR SWITCHES are in
front and facing into the room.
Figure 3.1; Slide Hook Sleeve onto Stem
Figure 3.2; Hook Figure 3.3; Push up
Wand onto Tilt Stem Retaining Sleeve
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3. Test Fit the Blind Mount
Perform a test fit of the HORIZONTAL
BLIND MOUNT by snapping the mount
onto the E-Wand [Fig. 3.4]. Slide the
mount up or down along the CONTROL
HOUSING until your blind's tilt gear stem
and the E-Wand ATTACHMENT HOOK
can be seen through the cutout in the
blind mount. Be sure the bottom of the
horizontal blind mount is resting above
the two sensor switches [Fig. 3.5].
Verify that the blind mount can rest
completely flush to the header [Fig. 3.6]
AND that the blind slats resting in the
fully open position are not touching the
E-Wand [Fig. 3.7].
Proper positioning will have the E-Wand
protrude out slightly to not make contact
with the blind slats and have the blind
mount make full contact with the
headrail [Fig. 3.8 and Fig. 3.9]. If there is a
fit issue, proceed to Step 4.
Figure 3.4; Snap on Figure 3.5; Proper
Blind Mount Positioning
Figure 3.6; Tilt Stem Figure 3.7; Blind
Protrudes from Slats Touch
Headrail Preventing E-Wand
a Flush Mount
Figure 3.8; Proper Figure 3.9; Proper
positioning without positioning with
valance valance
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