Blinds Keep Falling on Lippert Thin Shade Window Shade for Thin Shade Ready LCI Entry Doors

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After installing this shade after a couple months it now on its own slides down half way. I push it back up with in hours it slides back down. Have I installed it correctly? It pushes up to open. Pulls down to close. Any help would be appreciated.

asked by: Jeff M

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Expert Reply:

In regards to the Lippert Thin Shade Window Shade for Thin Shade Ready LCI Entry Doors part # LC786037, you can adjust the cord tension so you don't have issues with the blinds falling on their own. I have attached these instructions for you below.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Blinds Keep Falling on Lippert Thin Shade Window Shade for Thin Shade Ready LCI Entry Doors
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