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Removing cellular blinds

MStar
10 years ago

Man, I cannot figure out how to un-hook the cellular blind from it's attachment on the top of my window. Do you know how? I've 'read the instructions', but that does not help. What is the trick?

Comments (2)

  • geoffrey_b
    10 years ago

    On the head rail of the blinds, do you see a little tab on each side? If so, pull the tab forward, and it will release the headrail.

    Others have a spring loaded clip - you should be able to see it - behind the headrail and the window. Pushing back and down on the headrail, should release.

  • homebound
    10 years ago

    And others have a clip on the underside/rear that's held in place with a screw. Unscrew and catch it, if that's what you have.

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