Window Blind issue
We have a 2011 Jayco Eagle 314BDS. Over the past few years the blinds seem to be wearing out, specifically the string that is used to allow them to be adjusted up and down. This weekend one stri...
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BarneyS wrote:
It is an easy repair. I have done it several times in our RV. The hardest part is getting the blind off the wall. In our trailer, a long shaft (about 12 inches) screwdriver did the trick.
I purchased the cord from a local fabric store. I think it was Hancock Fabrics. I also went just a bit heavier on the cord used to make it less likely to break.
Also, make sure there are no sharp edges where the cord passes through the various blind rods. Many have plastic grommets in the holes but some don't.
All in all, not a hard project to do. After doing a couple of ours, it now seems very easy. The ones I did have held up well for the past 4 or 5 years.
Barney
Click here for some instructions on how to re-string them.
Here is another good instruction page.
Here is a company that I used for material Clicky
Not a very difficult job.
