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Make sure that no obstructions exist near the window area that the
shade could bump into while traveling (for example, latches and
cranks).
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Direct HVAC airflow away from the shade, and make sure that
windows are closed while operating the shade.
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Lower the shade all the way down to the bare tube (the shade will need
to be placed into Limit Setup mode to allow the shade to travel below
its lower limit). Inspect the front and back of the shade to make sure
that no foreign objects are stuck to the shade fabric.
If the shade is still telescoping, it can be re-shimmed by applying a small
(1 in. x 1 in.) piece of tape to the end of the tube that the fabric should
move toward. Make sure that the tape is placed on the bare tube for best
results. The shade must be rolled all the way down past its lower limit. To
do this, place the shade motor into Limit Setup mode.
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If the fabric is telescoping to the left, place the tape on the right side of
the tube.
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If the fabric is telescoping to the right, place the tape on the left side of
the tube.
Swap the Idler and Motor Ends
The roller shade assembly can be mounted so that the idler and motor
ends are located in the ends of the tube opposite where they were when
received from the factory (i.e., the idler end is on the left and the motor
end is on the right). When the idler bracket is mounted, the keyhole in the
idler bracket must be parallel with the wall; the head of the adjustment
screw must face down. The keyhole can be rotated so that it is in the
correct orientation. Refer to the illustrations below for keyhole
orientation based on mounting location.
Swapping the hardware requires a Phillips screwdriver.
Left-Side Idler Bracket Wall Mount
Right-Side Idler Bracket Wall Mount
Left- or Right-Side Idler Bracket Ceiling or Header Mount
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CSA-DECOR5 Series
Quick Start
Shade Motor Bracket Installation and Motor Programming
