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The blind  does not raise and 
lower evenly.

 

PROBLEM SOLUTION

Check inside the headrail. 
Make sure no obstructions keep 
the mechanism from turning.

Check that the lift cords are 
not pinched or tangled.

Product Code No. 5109609000 

  

9/06 C

 

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Registered trademark of Hunter Douglas Inc.

Patented in the U.S. and foreign countries. U.S. and foreign patents pending.

Break-Thru® is a registered trademark of Break-Thru Corporation.

Care and Cleaning

•  Dust with a soft clean cloth or chemically treated dust cloth. Tilt 

the slats up and dust. Then tilt the slats down (but not all the way 
closed) and dust the other side of the slats.

•  Vacuum using the brush dust head attachment and tilt the slats 

up and down as described for dusting.

•  Wash slats using a damp cloth and mild detergent solution. Use 

warm or cold water, not hot water. Tilt the slats up and down as 
described for dusting.

•  Bottom rail and slats may also be immersed in a bathtub for a 

more thorough cleaning. Do not immerse the headrail. Place the 
blind in a solution of mild, soapy water. Rinse clean and either 
wipe dry or allow to air dry completely.

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Child Safety

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Troubleshooting

Break-Thru

®

 Tassel

•  This component is designed to break apart 

should a child or pet become entangled in the 
lift cords.

Reassembly of Tassel

•  Reinsert any loose cords into the top notches 

of the tassel. There is a notch  on each side.

•  Line up the right and left sides of the

tassel and snap the pieces back together.

The lift cord is wrapped around 
the ladder tape.

Remove the plastic cap on 
the bottom of the blind that 
covers the cord rout hole. 
Untie knot in lift cord and 
re-thread. Re-tie the knot 
and replace cap.

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Operate the Blind

Tilting the Slats

After installation, tilt the slats from 
fully closed in one direction to fully 
closed in the other. 

• 

Wand tilt:

 Rotate the wand to 

tilt the slats. 

• 

Cord tilt:

 The two cords with 

individual tassels are for tilting 
the slats. Each cord tilts the 
slats in an alternate 
direction.

Raising and Lowering the Blind

•  Pull the cords down and toward the center to raise and lower. The 

slats should be open when raising and lowering.

•  Pull the cords to the outside to lock the blind in position. 

Pull Cords Down and

Toward the Center to 

Raise and Lower

Pull Cords to the 

Outside to Lock 

Blind in Position

Snap Together

WARNING: 

Young children  

can become entangled and strangle in cords. Keep 
all cords out of the reach of children. Hunter Douglas  
provides cord cleats and we recommend their use. 

Cord Tilt

The blind does not tilt.

Check to be sure the tiltrod is
fully inserted into the tilt gear.

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