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KOMFORTROLLO BLINDS (SEITZ)
Blinds and Flyscreens
Flyscreen and blinds operate in the same
manner. The flyscreen can only be ‘fully up’
or ‘fully’ down, but the blind also has an
intermediate position.
To operate, pull down by holding the
fingergrip(s), gently ease towards the window
to locate the catches. To retract, pull down
easing away from the window to release the
catches and guide to the required position.
• ONLY OPERATE BY HOLDING THE
FINGERGRIP(S) - pulling on one side will
cause uneven running and snagging.
• DO NOT ALLOW THE BLIND OR
FLYSCREEN TO RE-COIL WITHOUT
CONTROL.
• It is not recommended that blinds and/or
flyscreens are left in the down position for
long periods or when travelling, as this
can result in fatigue of the spring.
• Clean the cassette, side track and fabrics
with mild detergent and water.
• Lubrication of mechanism or spring is not
required or recommended. However, if
components should require cleaning, use
only WD40 or similar with fluff-free cloth.
Other lubricants may result in damage to
fabrics and plastics.
Tension Adjustment
Remove plastic cover (if fitted) to locate
tension lugs. The tension lugs have a slot
and are located in the cassette on a
‘bayonet’ principle. Insert screwdriver into
slot (ensure a good fit), turn lug clockwise to
allow the spring tension to push the lugs just
free of the cassette. Keep fingers away from
screwdriver tip to avoid accidental injury.
Spring can now have more or less tension
applied as required.
If in doubt of tension to be applied, release
all tension and re-start. In which case, with
blind fully wound on the roller, apply 12
revolutions of lug (factory setting).
Refitting is a reversal of removal procedure.
For more detailed information, see
manufacturer’s instructions.
Cassette Blind and Flyscreen
Always hold the end rod in the middle. When
closing blinds, slide the end rod of the
flyscreen blind on to the end rod of the sun
blind and engage. To open the blind push the
end rods towards the darkening blind to the
edge and disengage the end rods. Now
move the end rod of the flyscreen back by
hand - do not let it recoil.
DOORSCREEN
When drawing or releasing the doorscreen,
care should be taken not to let it spring back
freely, this may result in damage to the
screen or its fittings.
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