HunterDouglas LiteRise Manual de operación

Installation and

Care Instructions

LiteRise®

Cordless System

1" Horizontal

Aluminum Blinds

THANK YOUTHANK YOU

THANK YOU for purchasing a Hunter Douglas product. Your

new LiteRise®blind has been custom built for you from the highest

quality materials. Once in your window, it will provide you with a

lifetime of beauty and trouble-free use.

Getting Started

• Remove the blind from the package. Keep the packaging until the

blind operates to your satisfaction.

• Check the diagram to make sure you have the necessary parts.

• Contents of your hardware package may vary depending upon

mounting options chosen.

Drywall, Plaster

Metal

Wood

Mounting Surface Fastener

Wall Anchors, Expansion Bolts

(Not Provided)

Sheet Metal Screws

(Not Provided)

No. 6 Hex Head Screws

(Provided)

Tools needed for installing your blind.

• Measuring Tape

• Pencil

• Power Drill, 1

/4" Hex

Driver and Drill Bits

• Carpenter's Level

• Flat Blade Screwdriver

• Phillips Screwdriver

In addition, you will need fasteners designed to work with your

specific mounting surfaces:

LiteRise

Handle

Installation

Brackets

End Mount

Bracket

Metal

Hold-Down

Brackets

Plastic

Hold-Down

Brackets

Extension

Brackets

7/8" Bracket

Spacer

1/2" Bracket

Spacer

For assistance, call the Hunter Douglas

Customer Information Center

at 1-888-501-8364

7:00 AM to 4:30 PM MST, Mon.-Fri.

Visit our Web site at hunterdouglas.com

Mount the Brackets

Bracket Spacing

• Position the two end brackets on the mounting surface so that

they will be located between 2" and 6" from the ends of the

headrail.

• If more brackets are required (see chart below), space the

additional bracket(s) evenly between the end brackets.

2"– 6" 2"– 6"Space EvenlySpace Evenly

Headrail

18" – 60"

" – 100"

Number of Brackets Required

Blind Width

Inside Mount Bracket Attachment

• Attach the installation brackets with two screws through the two

holes in the top of the brackets.

• Be sure the front edges of the brackets are aligned before

tightening the screws.

Inside Mount Applications

Use a carpenter’s level to check that the mounting surface is perfectly

level. Shim the installation brackets, if necessary.

• A minimum casement depth of 7/8" is required for bracket

attachment.

• A depth of 13/4" is required to fully recess the blind.

Important:

Do not mount brackets directly over the

top of the clear plastic spool caps or cord tilter.

7/8" Minimum Depth

Bracket Attachment

13/4" Depth

Fully Recessed

Inside Mount

Outside Mount Applications

A flat vertical surface at least 5/8" high is required for bracket

attachment.

Outside Mount Bracket Attachment

• Attach the installation brackets with two screws through the two

holes in the rear of the brackets.

• Use a carpenter’s level to check that the tops of the brackets are

aligned at the same height before tightening the screws.

Extension Brackets (Optional)

Extension brackets can be used with outside mounts to project the

installation brackets from 23/4" to 41/8" from the mounting surface.

This allows for additional clearance of obstructions such as window

cranks or handles.

• The extension brackets may be fastened together two different

ways to produce the desired wall extension, as shown below.

• Attach the extension brackets using #6 self-tapping screws.

• Mount the extension bracket assemblies to the window frame or

wall using two diagonally located screws.

• Use appropriate fasteners to bolt the mounting brackets to the

extension brackets.

5/8" Minimum

Flat Vertical Surface

Outside Mount

Mount with Two Screws

Through Diagonal Holes

" to 3

" Projection3

" to 4

" Projection

No. 6 Self-Tapping

Screws

" Long

Bracket Spacers (Optional)

Bracket spacers can also be used to add clearance. Two versions are

available: 1/2" and 7/8".

• Attach the spacers to the installation brackets using the two

screws provided with each spacer.

2Install the Blind

Mount the Headrail

• Tilt back the headrail and slide it into the bracket on the sloped

tab.

• Position the back lip of the headrail behind the rear leg of the

installation bracket.

• Tighten the locking screw to hold the rail securely in place.

To remove the headrail:

• First loosen the locking screw.

• Then tilt the headrail back and slide it out of the installation

brackets.

Back Lip of Rail

Fits Behind Leg

Tab Tighten Locking Screw

Headrail

End Mount

Bracket

End Mount Applications

End mounting is used when the headrail must span an open space —

an arched window opening, for example.

End Mount Bracket Attachment

• Attach the short side of the

end mount brackets to the

mounting surface with two

screws.

• Be sure the two end mount

brackets are aligned at the

same height.

• Attach the installation

brackets with screws

through the top two

holes on the end mount

brackets.

Bracket

Spacer

Flat Top

of Spacer

Installation

Bracket

• Then attach the installation brackets to the mounting surface with

screws through the two holes in the rear of

the bracket spacers.

• Use a carpenter’s level to check that the tops of the brackets are

aligned at the same height before tightening the screws.

4Operate the Blind

Tilting the Slats

The two cords are for

tilting the slats. Pull on

one cord to tilt the slats

up, and pull on the other

cord to tilt the slats down.

3Complete the Installation

Attach Hold-Down Brackets (Optional)

Plastic Hold-Down Brackets

• Attach the hold-down brackets to the jamb, sill or outside

mounting surface. When the blind is fully lowered, the pin on the

hold-down brackets must align with the center of the bottom rail

end caps.

• Insert the pin on the hold-down brackets into the end caps to

secure the bottom rail.

Sill Mount

Jamb

Mount

Outside

Mount

Bottom Rail End Cap

Metal Hold-Down Brackets

• Insert a hold-down pin into each of the bottom rail end caps.

• Attach the hold-down brackets to the jamb, sill or outside

mounting surface. When the blind is fully lowered, the holes in

the hold-down brackets must align with the pins in the bottom rail

end caps.

• Insert the pins into the holes in the hold-down brackets.

Sill Mount

Jamb Mount

Outside Mount

Hold-Down Pin

Bottom Rail End Cap

The blind does not raise and

lower evenly.

PROBLEMPROBLEM

PROBLEM SOLUTIONSOLUTION

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

SOLUTION

Check inside the headrail.

Make sure no obstructions keep

the mechanism from turning.

Check that lift cords are not

pinched or tangled.

The blind will not fit into

the mounting brackets.

Make sure the mounting

brackets are level and the

mounting surface is flat.

Child Safety

6Troubleshooting

WARNING: Young children

can become entangled and strangle in cords. Keep

all cords out of the reach of children. Hunter Douglas

provides cord cleats and we recommend their use.

The blind does not tilt. Check that the tilt cords are not

tangled or knotted.

Check that the ladders have not

become disengaged from the

tape drums.

Raising and Lowering the Blind

Important: Whenever raising or lowering the blind, the slats must be

in the open position.

• Push up on the handle to raise the blind.

• Pull down on the handle to lower it.

Product Code No. 5130140000 10M-9/04 B

™Trademark of Hunter Douglas Inc. Patented in the U.S. and foreign countries.

U.S. and foreign patents pending.

Care and Cleaning

• Dust with a soft clean cloth or chemically treated dust cloth. Tilt

the slats up and dust. Then tilt the slats down (but not all the way

closed) and dust the other side of the slats.

• Vacuum using the brush dust head attachment and tilt the slats

up and down as described for dusting.

• Wash slats using a damp cloth and mild detergent solution. Use

warm or cold water, not hot water. Tilt the slats up and down as

described for dusting.

• Bottom rail and slats may also be immersed in a bathtub for a

more thorough cleaning. Do

not

immerse the headrail. Place the

blind in a solution of mild, soapy water. Rinse clean and either

wipe dry or allow to air dry completely.

Raise and

Lower from

Center Only

Use Handle!

Handle

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