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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 caps Just be very careful not to damage the end clip whilst pushing it into place. Step 4 – Replace the blind

By properly preparing the surface for installing a caravan fly screen, you can help ensure the installation process will go smoothly. Taking the time to properly prepare the surface can help you avoid any future problems with the fly screen. Installing the New Flyscreen My experience reflects all that has already been said reference 're-stringing' a 'Sliding Flyscreen', even Todds (my highly respected local MH dealer) told me 'Its cheaper to buy and fit a new, than us spending 4 or 5 hours trying to re string one! Start by locating the screws at the top of the flyscreen frame. Using a screwdriver, unscrew each one and set them aside. 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? Finally, make sure to dispose of the old flyscreen properly. You can either recycle it or throw it away.You may be able to remove the end clip using just your fingers, alternatively use a pair of pliers to grip the old end clip. Gently put and the end clip will come out of the end of the blind. Step 3 – Fit the new blind end clip Once you have the right replacement materials, you can begin the repair job. With the correct tools and materials, you should be able to restore your caravan fly screen to its former glory. Removing the Old Flyscreen Remove the Old Flyscreen – Carefully remove the old flyscreen from the caravan frame, making sure not to tear it or damage the frame. At the top left, at the end of the cassette, you’ll see two slots in the plastic moulding. One is at the end of the blind’s roller, the other the flyscreen’s.

If you need to carry out skylight blind repairs the the process is very much the same but on a smaller and less technical scale. The hooks are liable to break or simply to slip out of the aluminium strip, which can happen repeatedly. Here’s how to remedy both situations. It may be easier to lay the unitflat on a table or workbench; do so with the inward-facing side face up. If the blind or flyscreen doesn’t roll up properly, re-tension them as follows. 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.Removal is simple. Start by ensuring that the blind and flyscreen are fully retracted (for photographic purposes I left the blinds closed). Unclip both plastic end caps from the blind cassette by gently pulling them towards you and away from the cassette. This looks like a really fun task, but it could well explain Ian’s reference to a flyscreen manufacturer being able to (or being prepared to) provide a free cord replacement kit, as the ‘kit’ just comprises 12 metres of cord and 4 connectors. Start by removing the broken bit of the hook in the end of the aluminium strip. Although the hooks slot easily into the ends, you may need to work out the remaining piece. Examine the replacement hook to see how it fits in place. Simply press the new one in the end of the aluminium strip. Be careful not to damage the aluminium. 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. With just a handful of tools, there are plenty of minor DIY repairs you can do on your caravan to save money and keep everything working smoothly. In our regular Practical Caravan DIY mechanic series we give general caravan maintenance advicewith easy solutions to common problems. In this articles we’re looking at how to fix Seitz caravan blinds and flyscreens when they’re not behaving as they should.