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The danger of the first option is that you can get a problem with the screws, this can depend on the age of the caravan. The danger of the second option is that you rip the blind or fly screen. This risk could be reduced if you get someone to help you. Step 2 – Remove the end clip

If you’re looking for an easy way to repair a caravan fly screen, this guide is here to help. Replacing the flyscreen is usually the best option when it comes to making sure that your caravan is sealed properly and kept free of pests. Here are the steps for installing the new flyscreen. If you can gain access to the side of the caravan blind cassette, you may be able to do the jobs with the unit in situ. If not, the first task will be to remove it. If the blindor flyscreen is damaged, you’ll want to replace the whole unit.The protection your fly door screen provides is the most important thing. The best choices would be to choose either a retractable cassette fly screen or a fixed fly screen. These types of frames mean that insects can’t squeeze in through the edges or sides, so your room remains insect-free. Both these types are available either as a DIY product or a professionally fitted product. If you opt for a fixed fly screen, then this is good up to a point, but you won’t be able to open or close it. Removability 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. To help you further I will also link to any products that you may need to help. Later in the article we will also look at preventative action that you can take to help look after your cassette blinds. What are Remis blinds, Seitz Blinds and why may the need repair? We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service, and in particular for the following reasons: 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 blind

For loose hooks, here’s a simple repair. Wrap the end of the aluminium strip in a piece of cloth to protect it. Gently close the end with a pair of pliers, being careful not to squeezetoo hard, which would makeit difficult to fit the hook.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. Whilst these are manufactured by Seitz they will fit both types of blind we are talking about here.) And yes, it was a 5 hours plus task stretching into 2 days whilst the frame was laid flat on the Conservatory Floor (with strict instructions "not go within 6 feet of it") whilst figuring out just how & where to re thread the new cord(s) that had been pulled clean out of their original hole positions in the net as the cord broke...

So you need to repair your caravan cassette blinds, Don’t worry, it’s not as hard as you may think. Hopefully the information that I am about to give you in this article will save you the cost of replacement particularly as replacement blinds can be quite expensive. In this Practical CaravanDIY guide, we’ll discussthe Seitz pleated combined blinds/flyscreens – sometimes known as ‘concertina blinds’. Tools to fix pleated blinds Just be very careful not to damage the end clip whilst pushing it into place. Step 4 – Replace the blind A plastic cap has fallen from either end of the aluminium finger grip that runs along the top or bottom of the blind. 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 blindFitting the new end clip is as easy as pushing it into the blind in the place where you removed the old one.