If any blind in your caravan has become excessively stiff, firstbe certain that this hasn’t been caused by dirty runners. Wipe inside them with a damp clothor kitchen paper; you can even apply a little silicone spray and wipe them clean with a cloth. The self-tappers can be quite tight to be fully secure, but they should be screwed all the way in. Once they are, the plastic end caps cannot come out again, and the screw heads won’t interfere with any of the blind unit’s workings. It’s almost as if Seitz had originally intended to secure the caps with screws.

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Once you’re happy that the runners are clean, lubricate inside them with the silicone, but take care not to over-spray. Cover all surrounding surfaces to protect them from the chemical and wipe off any excess afterwards. Remove the pleated blind Leisure Spares ltd can supply cassette blinds that are manufactured by Dometic (Seitz) (please see - Cassette blind systems complete below) Window blinds andflyscreens were a revelation to the caravanning world when they were introduced many moons ago. Prior to their advent, the only provision was curtains that barely covered windows (if they were pegged together to stop them from gaping). Sometimes there were heavy velvet caravan curtainsin caravan interiors– how times change!

Our collections by our couriers are happening as usual. As it stands, delivery times are not being affected too much. Please be aware though that Royal Mail and other couriers are sometimes prioritising essential items so please bear with us if your delivery takes slightly longer than expected. A plastic cap has fallen from either end of the aluminium finger grip that runs along the top or bottom of the blind.

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Practical Caravan is part of Future plc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. Seitz guide for Blinds. Clips into end of blind to guide in side rail. Also know as: Seitz Blind Pegs, Clips or Spigots. Just what was needed. these clips are easy to break if you are in a clumsy moment and it is very annoying to lose control of your blind. Easy to identify the bit from your photo. Leave the topmost screws for the moment and start unscrewing those just below. Using the flat-bladed screwdriver,prise out the plastic clip-incovers from the very bottomof the runners. (There shouldbe slots in which to insertthe blade.) This will exposethe bottom screws, whichare removed next. Replace the bottom screws and clip the plastic covers into place. Finally, replace the second screws from the top and test theblind. It should operate smoothly; if not, a squirtof silicone spray may help. Secure the end capsYes, you can continue to return items as normal as long as you follow the government guidelines about leaving your house. If the pleated blind is damaged, you’ll need to replace it. To remove it, you’ll need to take out the six screws that hold it to the wall: two on each side at the topand single ones at the bottom. Sometimes the top ones can be difficult to access because they’re behind pelmets or other features. The correct size of screwdriver should overcome these obstacles.

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In either case, look at the end of the plastic cap and you’ll see two small holes that correspond with narrow slots at the end of the aluminium finger grip. Insert one of the self-tapping screws intoeach of these holes and drive it home. Take care that they enter the slotsin the aluminium. Seitz used to manufacture many different types of screw on cassette blinds to mount to the wall of the vehicle in almost any size. They now only manufacture certain ranges and sizes. Finally, undo the top pair of screws and take the assembly from the wall. Handle it with care because blinds can be floppy. Refit the blindFor the latest information and advice on COVID-19, please refer to the latest updates by the UK Government. Some tensionis necessary for blinds to operate properly, but they may become stiff over time. If stiff pleated blinds are left untreated, they are likely to break. This is not ideal if you’re in the middle of an otherwise enjoyable holiday — to say nothing of being very expensive to replace. Despite being among themod-cons fitted to pretty much all new caravans, they can occasionally be problematic. To reattach the pleated blind(or fit the new one), securethe top screws first to hang the unit in the right place. Do not over-tighten the screws, which are only fastened into the softinner wallboard. The pleated blind/flyscreen can be left in-situ while you do the following job, but I find the task easier if the unit has first been removed. Otherwise, carefully ease oneend of the blind from the runner.