3 Day Blinds 2 Getting Started - Page 6

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TILT WAND ATTACHMENT

(Not applicable for blinds ordered with a cord tilt)

| 2 & 2

" Wood & Faux Wood & Angled Slat Blinds

• At the top of the tilt wand

(provided separately),

you will find a plastic

sleeve that covers a metal

hook.

• Remove the plastic sleeve

on the tilt wand by pulling

gently upward.

• Make sure the metal hook

attached to the tilt wand

is in the open position.

• On one end of the

headrail, you will find a

small metal shaft with a

hole protruding from the

headrail.

• Take the plastic sleeve

you just removed from

the tilt wand and slide

it up and over the shaft

protruding from the

headrail so that the hole

at the end of the shaft is

exposed.

• Insert the metal hook into

the hole in the shaft.

• Slide the plastic sleeve

down the shaft and over

the tilt wand hook until it

is secure.

BLIND OPERATION

CORDED

• To tilt the slats, twist the tilt wand. If you ordered a cord

tilt, YOU MUST take one cord in each hand applying slight

tension to each cord, and pull gently down to tilt the slats to

the desired angle.

• Do not attempt to raise or lower the blind unless the slats

are in a completely open (horizontal) position.

• To raise the blind, pull the lift cords down.

• To engage the lock, pull the lift cords down and toward the

outside of the blind.

• To lower the blind, pull the lift cords down and toward

the center of the blind and allow the cords to slide slowly

through your hand.

NOTE: Light-less® Blinds are manufactured without ladder

holes in each slat to allow for tighter closure and superior

light control. As such, slats may become dislodged from the

support ladders during shipping. If this occurs, the slats are

easy to reposition. The notch on the slat is to be placed at the

rear of the blind.

ULTRALIFT CORDLESS™

• To tilt the slats, twist the tilt wand.

• Do not attempt to raise or lower the blind unless the slats

are in a completely open (horizontal) position.

• To raise and lower the blind, press the button on the

bottomrail while simultaneously moving the blind up or

down into the desired position.

Note: The button must be engaged to raise or lower the

blind. Releasing the button will lock the blind into place.