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Question Vertical Blinds issue.

Hey guys,

I have an issue with one of my Vertical Blinds, it has chain run all way to the end, as you can see on the pic.

My question is how can I move it back to the middle without braking the plastic wheel or end of the rail or without removing the whole rail (it quite wide)?

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here they say to "unclip all the verticles" and rotate... STUCK in the dark: Vertical Blinds - DoItYourself.com Community Forums

I guess that would be one of the solution...
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Well "un-clipping and rotate" DID NOT work ...as while I was moving the chain (with tape on it, used as a coupler), it was traveling so much in one direction and so much in other direction then it stopped by some sort of stop inside the rotating mechanism.... so to make story short...

I've fixed those Verticals, here is how, but first wanted to tell that It was a PITA to find the answer, so I have to apply some ingenuity in the process, hope that would help fellow Pelicans:

Here is the tools I've used and the repair process:















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Here rest of the process:










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