Bedroom blind help

[jillie]

I took one of the bedroom blinds down to replace a frayed cord. Unfortunately, it came down so easily, I missed how it was hanging there. I've restrung the cord and am trying to get the blind back up. I can't seem to get it to latch in place. Part of the difficulty is that I have to lie on the bed and reach up with the blind. Here are photos of one of the latches and the top rail of the blind. Before I took it down, I noticed that the small tab that's sticking out at the bottom of the latch was under the top rail of the blind. How do I get my blind back up? The rest of the job was easy compared to this.

[dennis45]

Not positive but from the looks of the pics, try this. I have marked your photos. First put the blind into the top rail as shown and then clip it into the bracket as shown in the pic of the bracket

[jillie]

Nice labeling. I just needed to hit it a bit harder. Your directions made it easy, peasy!

[dennis45]

Originally Posted by jillie

Nice labeling. I just needed to hit it a bit harder. Your directions made it easy, peasy!

My pleasure, a picture is worth a thousand words. Glad it worked out for you.

[Walter5555]

My wife took off the blines and installed curtains.
They are a lot quieter.
Just a thought

[dennis45]

Originally Posted by Terry Walter

My wife took off the blines and installed curtains.
They are a lot quieter.
Just a thought

We took ours off and replaced with the MCR (I think they are called) blinds. They are a roll up Black-out blind and a Sunscreen blind. Sure do like them as opposed to the OEM fold up ones.

[jillie]

Originally Posted by dennis45

We took ours off and replaced with the MCR (I think they are called) blinds. They are a roll up Black-out blind and a Sunscreen blind. Sure do like them as opposed to the OEM fold up ones.

I'd love to have those but we just put $1200 into getting the PrecisionTemp and a few other things fixed. The shades will have to wait a bit longer.