1/31/2024 0 Comments Blinds won t open with wand![]() If there is a plastic or metal tip on the end of the wand, you may be able to replace just the tip of the wand. Maybe the end of the wand itself is broken. If the shaft sticking out of the blinds is broken off, the tilt mechanism needs to be replaced. Putting a new hook and/or sleeve on that shaft will enable you to re-hang the wand. If the shaft is fully intact, there may be holes and/or groves that wire hook will fit into. Sometimes, there is a shaft sticking out from your blinds, but no way to attach the wand. It can be shorter or longer depending on your preference. Wands typically hang down 2/3 the length of the window opening. If that part is intact, you can simply replace the tilt wand. If the tilt wand is missing from your blind, check to make sure that there is a hook or eyelet sticking out from the top of your blind that a wand can attach to. The tilt wand is missing or broken or won’t stay attached. And don’t forget to purchase two new tassels for the end of the two tilting cords. Please follow through the Tilt Mechanism Buying Guide to find a part that will fit your blind. Is it possible to switch from a wand tilter to a cord tilter? If you twist the wand or pull the cord to tilt the slats and the slats do not tilt, that indicates that the tilt mechanism is broken and needs to be replaced. Sometimes, that gear fails and needs to be replaced. There’s a geared tilt mechanism inside the top rail of horizontal blinds. Tilting Problems Wand Tilting: When I twist the wand, nothing happens or I hear a clicking sound. Also, you can consider mounting your blinds outside the window. If you are the original owner, you can try contacting the company you purchased the blinds from. Most local blind repair shops can cuts blinds, but we recommend checking with them before taking your blinds to them. You will need to have your blinds cut to the proper width. You may also need to replace broken or missing bottom rail end caps that have been damaged or lost from the blind hitting the door. Installing hold down brackets will secure the bottom of the blind to the door. My blind mounted on my door bangs against the door when the door is opened or closed. They will stabilize the blind and keep it from sagging. Most blinds four feet wide and over require one or more center support brackets. ![]() We specify the mounting type each bracket accommodates on its product page under “Additional Information.” My blind sags in the middle. Box brackets can typically be mounted inside, outside, or ceiling mounted. Most brackets can be mounted either inside or outside the window. Can I mount my blind inside or outside the window? If the blind is falling down because your brackets won’t stay closed or are broken, it’s time to replace your mounting brackets. If your brackets are mounted to the sides of a window frame, you may need to install plastic bracket spacers between the window frame and the brackets. If the brackets are installed to the top of the window frame, to the ceiling, or the wall you can simply remount the brackets closer together. You will need to remount your brackets closer together. If the blind is falling out of the box brackets and the brackets are still in the closed position, the box brackets are spaced too far apart. My blind keeps falling out of the box brackets. If your blind is hitting a window crank, you may need to replace the window crank with a smaller T-handle window crank. In some cases, you will need to install plastic bracket spacers or extension brackets to provide additional clearance. You may need to remount your blinds further away from the surface that is being hit or rubbed. My blind is hitting the trim, window handle, or some other obstacle. If your blind requires hidden brackets, meaning they are mounting behind and/or above the blind and are hidden when the blind is hanging, they must be matched up visually by shape and measurements. To fit those, measure the height and depth of your headrail. Box brackets are very common and fit on each end of the headrail like a box lid. ![]() There are two types of mounting brackets for venetian blinds: box brackets and hidden brackets. Installation and Mounting Problems My brackets are missing. ![]()
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