What to do if my HunterDouglas Window Blind does not stay in place as the wand or cord retracts during raising?
If your UltraGlide HunterDouglas Window Blind does not stay in place as the wand or cord retracts during raising, the lowering mechanism has likely been engaged. Make sure you pull down on the pull wand or cord to raise the blind, instead of pulling out or across it.
Why is my UltraGlide HunterDouglas Window Blind hard to raise or lower?
If your UltraGlide HunterDouglas Window Blind is hard to raise: ensure the pull wand or cord is pulled straight down and close to the blind. To lower it: make sure to pull the wand toward the center of the blind at a 45° angle. Also, check that the bottom rail isn't obstructed or held in place by hold-down brackets.
How to install HunterDouglas LiteRise Window Blinds if they don't fit the brackets?
If the HunterDouglas Window Blind will not fit into the installation brackets, check that the installation brackets are level and aligned. Adjust and/or shim to level, if necessary. Be sure the heads of the mounting screws are flush against the installation brackets. Check that the headrail is completely inserted into the installation brackets.
How to fix HunterDouglas SimpleLift blinds slats not stacking evenly?
If, when raising your HunterDouglas SimpleLift™ blind, the slats are not stacking evenly and are falling over the bottom rail, it means the blind was raised too quickly. Gently raise the bottom rail, allowing the lift cords time to retract. This will allow the slats to stack evenly on the bottom rail.
Why do my HunterDouglas LiteRise not raise evenly?
If your HunterDouglas Window Blind does not raise or lower evenly, check inside the headrail to ensure no obstructions are preventing the mechanism from turning. Also, verify that the lift cords are not pinched or tangled.
What to do if HunterDouglas LiteRise lift cords are bunching?
If the lift cords are bunching by the safety cord connector on your HunterDouglas Window Blinds, ensure the slats are in the open position. Then, raise and lower the blind to help straighten the lift cords.
How to fix HunterDouglas SimpleLift Window Blinds when the bottom rail is not level?
If the bottom rail of your HunterDouglas SimpleLift™ blinds is not level or the blind height is incorrect, ensure that the headrail and installation brackets are level and properly aligned. Adjust or shim the brackets as needed to achieve levelness. To level the blind, raise the low side of the bottom rail by turning the skew adjustment feature on the headrail clockwise using a coin or screwdriver while lifting the weight from the bottom rail. Turn the skew adjustment that is on the same side as the low side of the bottom rail. If the blind height is too long, turn all of the skew adjustment features clockwise to raise the entire bottom rail to the desired height while lifting the weight from the bottom rail.
Why are the lift cords stuck on my HunterDouglas LiteRise Window Blinds?
If the lift cords on your HunterDouglas Window Blinds are stuck or jammed, inspect the cords and the moveable pin within the cordlock mechanism inside the headrail. Ensure the cords can move without obstruction. If they're jammed, carefully use a screwdriver or needle-nose pliers to adjust the pin and free the cords.
General| Safety | Cordless Lift System: Enhanced safety for children and pets. |
|---|---|
| Design | Sleek |
| Type | blinds |
| Material Options | fabrics |
| Light Control | Varies by fabric/material; options for light filtering to room darkening. |
| Privacy Control | Varies by fabric/material; options for sheer to opaque. |
Illustrates components of standard cordlock and operable specialty shape blinds.
Illustrates components of LiteRise, SimpleLift, and UltraGlide blinds.
Lists required tools and provided/unprovided fasteners for installation.
Instructions on how to safely unpack the blind and check components.
Details the number of brackets required based on blind width and type.
Explains inside vs. outside mount and key window terms.
Instructions for attaching brackets with optional shims for inside or ceiling mounts.
Guidance on spacing and attaching intermediate brackets between end brackets.
Steps for marking and attaching end brackets for outside window mounts.
Instructions for attaching intermediate brackets for outside mounts.
How to attach optional extension brackets to mounting surfaces.
Guidance on using spacer blocks with 2½" slat size blinds.
Instructions for adding projection to the valance using magnetic clips.
How to attach universal valance clips to the headrail for mounting.
Steps for connecting valance returns using corner clips.
Instructions for joining spliced valance pieces with a splice clip.
How to tilt and secure the headrail into the installed brackets.
Methods for ensuring the headrail is securely fitted into the brackets.
Procedure to secure the end bracket covers after mounting the headrail.
Steps to open end brackets using a screwdriver or by pushing the bracket.
Instructions for attaching the wand or UltraGlide pull wand.
How to attach the valance using magnetic clips to the headrail.
How to attach the valance using universal clips to the headrail.
Instructions for attaching hold-down brackets to the bottom rail.
Specific instructions for attaching hold-down brackets for SimpleLift blinds.
Explains how to tilt blinds using a wand or cord.
Steps for raising and lowering blinds with a standard cordlock system.
Steps for raising and lowering blinds with the LiteRise operating system.
Instructions for operating blinds with the SimpleLift system.
Steps for operating blinds with the UltraGlide system.
Common problems and solutions for blind operation: fitting, tilting, raising/lowering, cord issues, SimpleLift, and UltraGlide specific troubleshooting.
Step-by-step instructions for safely detaching the blind from its brackets.
General guidelines and recommended methods for cleaning blinds.
Specific care recommendations for stained wood blinds.
Information on expected variations in wood and alternative wood blinds.
Description of the cord connector's function as a safety stopper.
Instructions for reassembling the cord connector after it breaks apart.
Recommendations for installing and using cord cleats for child safety.
Details components and conditions covered by the Hunter Douglas Lifetime Limited Warranty.
Lists conditions and issues not covered by the Hunter Douglas Lifetime Limited Warranty.
Instructions on how to contact Hunter Douglas for warranty assistance and service.
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