Roller Blind Pull Cord Stuck

Pull the cord all the way to the level of the headrail or header piece which is usually stiff plastic at the top of your blinds.

Roller blind pull cord stuck.

This should release the cord lock. If the shade hangs loosely from the roller or unrolls quickly without resistance the spring is too. First hold the lift cords level with the headrail and gently pull. To rethread a roller blind rope cord start by removing the blinds from the wall and popping out the clutch which is the case with the cord in it.

Sometimes a pull cord for a blind gets stuck needing repair or breaks requiring replacement. You can purchase replacement cords for your blinds from companies over the internet or at your local hardware or building supply store. And since different styles of blinds might have their own. Gently pull on the cord.

You will see a pin. Then make a 1 inch loop with the cord hold the clutch with the base facing down and slide the loop under the guard until it comes out on. Fortunately these are also easy to fix. If this does not solve the problem take the blind out of the window.

Locate the cord lock mechanism in the headrail the lift cords run through this. Next pull the cord out of the clutch the rest of the way. If your blinds won t raise or lower the problem is most likely due to a malfunction of the cord lock mechanism. Different size blinds require specific cord widths.