Blind Pull Cord Repair

Tie a regular square knot in the tail close to the end and stuff it and the excess ladder tape back in the hole and pop the button back in.

Blind pull cord repair.

Pull the shade open. Then match with the pictures below. You will see a pin. This should release the cord lock.

You can do this with your hands and fingers. The locking mechanism should keep the cord from slipping back. Basic repair instructions examine how cords are threaded through the cord lock remove lock and end caps from the top and bottom rail. Here you ll discover a great selection of replacement cord cord loops cord clutches parts and hardware to help you maintain your window covering.

We have designed this website to help you find replacement parts for all your pleated honeycomb and roller shades. Lift cord string for blinds and shades. Blind shade and rv day night shades replacement cord in parts. Pull the cord toward you and cut the knot off the end of the cord.

To select the size of string you need wrap your current un frayed string around anything round like a pencil 10 times and measure the width of those 10 strands. Wisconsin drapery supply service technician series. How to determine string size. If this does not fix the problem take your blind out of the window.

If you have a plug in the bottom rail you may need to push it out before you can slide the rail out. Remove the cap covering the hole in the bottom rail of the venetian blinds. If the plug gets broken use a plastic or metal washer to tie off the cord. String size help video get free string samples.

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Look for the end of the cord where it is tied in a knot. Slide the rails out.