HunterDouglas Pirouette EasyRise, Installation Operation Care

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OPERATION
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Operate the Shading
EasyRise
™
Shadings
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Pull the front or rear cord to raise or lower
the shading. The shading will hold its
position when you release the cord.
■ ➤
To lower the shading: Pull down
on the rear cord of the cord loop
(indicated by the white arrow).
■ ➤
With the shading fully lowered,
continue to pull the rear cord to open
the vanes.
■ ➤
To raise the shading: With the
shading fully lowered, pull down
on the front cord of the cord loop
(indicated by the white arrow).
IMPORTANT: If the cord tensioner moves up the cord, you have not secured it to the wall
or window casement. You must do so for the shading to operate properly. See “Attach the
Universal Cord Tensioner (UCT) — EasyRise
™
Only” on page 10.
Two-On-One Headrail EasyRise Shadings
■ ■
Two-On-One Headrail shadings have two cord loops. The right cord loop operates the right
shading and the left cord loop operates the left shading.
IMPORTANT: With Two-On-One Headrail shadings, both cord tensioners must be
properly secured to the wall or window casement for the shading to operate correctly.
To Lower:
Pull Down
Rear Cord
To Raise:
Pull Down
Front Cord
If a shading has been fully lowered with the vanes open for a long period of time,
the vanes may become “set” — they may not easily close or flatten. This is a normal
characteristic of fabric products.
If this happens, move the shading up and down to coax the vanes as closed as possible.
If necessary, gently pull down on the lowest operable vane. You may also dress the
vanes gently with your hands to help them close. Then roll up the shading slowly to
flatten the vanes. Allow the fabric to remain in the headrail for up to 24 hours.
To prevent vane set, regularly “exercise” the shading by raising and lowering it and
opening and closing the vanes.
Important Operating Note