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     How to Repair a Broken Cord Loop on Shades and Blinds

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     How to Replace Window Shade Loop Cord

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     How to Re-Cord a Venetian Blind.

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2. www.wikihow.com › Rethread-a-Roller-Blind-Cord3 Ways to Rethread a Roller Blind Cord - wikiHow

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   Aug 20, 2024 · 1. Remove the blinds and the clutch. Most roller blinds will have a pin that you push in with a flat-head screwdriver. This will release the blinds, allowing you to pull them out. Once you have the blinds off, use a flat-head screwdriver to pop off the clutch (the case with the cord in it).

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3. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Repair a Broken Cord Loop on Shades and Blinds

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   Can't raise or lower shades due to a broken cord loop? Easy DIY replacement for under $10!TriShades cellular shades from Select Blinds are shown for demonstr...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchHunter Douglas Blinds - Cord replacement guide and kit

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   After providing proof of my purchase (made 17 years ago), I received this free replacement cord kit in order to fix a broken cord (string). Hunter Douglas h...

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5. www.wikihow.com › Restring-BlindsHow to Restring Blinds (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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   Jul 17, 2024 · Slide the bottom of your first lift cord through the top of your first tassel. Slide it up 6–12 inches (15–30 cm) before tying a knot at the bottom of the cord. Let the tassel slide down to the bottom so that it catches on the knot. Repeat this process on the other side to finish restringing your blinds.

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6. www.youtube.com › watchFixing Blinds: Replace the Draw String Cord and Tilt Wand ...

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   I could have just spent $40-50 to buy some new blinds, but why do that when they're so cheap and easy to fix? There are some good tips in here to make re-st...

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7. www.selectblinds.com › replacing-lift-cordsHow to Repair a Broken Lift Cord on Window Blinds and Shades

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   Remove the bottomrail plug. Repeat step 3. Pull the knotted end of the cord that is under the bottomrail plug away from the bottomrail thus pulling the replacement cord through the ladder and through the bottomrail. Knot the end of the cord and tuck into the bottomrail along with the ladder ends. Replace bottomrail plug.

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   How do you replace a blind cord?

   • Blind cord kits come with a restring tool, which is a small length of soft metal with an oval-shaped opening on the end. This wire restring tool will make it easy to thread the string through some of the smaller openings. Cut the replacement string into 2 separate lengths.

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   How do you replace a blind string?

   • Cut the replacement string into 2 separate lengths. Take your replacement string and cut it so that one cord is the same or slightly more than the height of your blind from the bottom of the sill to the top of the head rail. Cut the other string so that it is at least the height of the blind plus the width of the window.

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   Do blinds need a repair cord or string?

   • In order for the blinds to function properly, the repair cord or string needs to be the right match for the blinds, and the original manufacturer or retailer is your best bet for procuring that.

   A Quick Repair: How to Fix Blinds String – Factory Direct Blinds

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   How do you attach a new string to a blind?

   • Take your new string and hold it up to the length of lift string sticking out the bottom of your blind. Use a lighter to singe the tip of the old string and the tip of the new string. Then, quickly tap the 2 strings between your fingers with the singed tips touching to fuse them together.

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   Where do you put a longer string on a blind?

   • Otherwise, you can buy replacements from the manufacturer or your local home supply store. The longer string will go into the slot at the bottom of the rail that is furthest from the lift cord. Unless you have custom blinds, the longer string will go on the left since the lift cords are on the top right.

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   How do you replace a cord?

   • Place the end of the new cord next to the end of the old cord. You can wrap masking tape around the ends to hold them together, or you can melt them together using a lighter or match. Light the ends on fire, and then immediately blow out the flame. Mash the ends of the cord together while they are still hot, taking care not to burn your fingers.

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9. www.factorydirectblinds.com › blogs › articlesA Quick Repair: How to Fix Blinds String - Factory Direct Blinds

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   Mar 15, 2021 · Thread the new cord through the holes in the blinds, weaving it over and under the ladder strings if you have wood blinds with slats. Continue this process until you have threaded the blind string through every hole in the blinds. Tie a retaining knot at the bottom so the string cannot slip back through the hole.