Horizontal Blinds Installation Guide - Current E-WAND Installation Manual And User's Manual

HORIZONTAL BLINDS INSTALLATION GUIDE

with your blinds. If there is significant resistance, you may need to contact Before installing the E-Wand, make sure you are able to freely tilt your
your blind manufacturer. If your blinds utilize a cord to tilt the slats, blinds in both directions by turning the twist wand that originally came
first proceed to the "Converting a Corded Tilt Blind" section in the
Installation Manual and User Guide [Pg. 26].
Make sure the blind slats are in the horizontal or fully opened position
and the header is free of dirt, grime, and grease. If not, use a household
cleaner to clean the header before installation.
Detach Original Tilt Wand and Attach the E-Wand
Remove original tilt wand from the tilt stem or hook.
If your blind has an open hook for the
original tilt mechanism as opposed to a
hook's gap. Leave enough room for the closed eyelet, slide the plastic SECURITY
SLEEVE L over the tilt hook to cover the
securely connect [Fig. 2.1].
E-Wand A ATTACHMENT HOOK
Figure 2.1; Slide Hook Sleeve onto Stem
a
to
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Attach the E-Wand
Mount your E-Wand A [Fig. 2.2]
tilt gear stem or hook. Carefully push up by connecting or inserting the slat
the plastic RETAINING SLEEVE c , [Fig. ATTACHMENT HOOK a to your blind's
2.3]. Rotate the E-Wand A until the two
and facing into the room.
SENSOR SWITCHES & e are in front
d
Test Fit the Blind Mount
Perform a test fit of the HORIZONTAL
mount onto the E-Wand. Slide the
BLIND MOUNT B by snapping the
mount up or down along the CONTROL
HOUSING h until your blind's tilt gear
in the blind mount. Be sure the bottom stem and the E-Wand ATTACHMENT
HOOK a can be seen through the cutout
above the two sensor switches.
of the horizontal blind mount is resting
completely flush to the header AND that
Verify that the blind mount can rest
position are not touching the E-Wand.
the blind slats resting in the fully open
Figure 2.2; Hook Figure 2.3; Push up
Wand onto Tilt Stem Retaining Sleeve
Figure 3.1; Snap on Figure 3.2; Proper
Blind Mount Positioning
Figure 3.3; Tilt Stem Figure 3.4; Blind
Protrudes from Slats Touch
Headrail Preventing E-Wand
a Flush Mount
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