How I put the CHAIN back on a ROLLER BLIND (4K)

fixing a roller blind, in particular putting the string back on a roller blind. Getting the chain back on to the blind mechanism can be frustrating especially when the cord comes of the blind and you don't know exactly how to get the cord back on the blind.

in the video you will see how i put the string back onto the blind to allow it to be opened and closed. nice easy fix.

if the blind is in warranty i would try to take it back if its covered, before trying to fix it as it might void the warranty on the blind.

IMPORTANT : the blind and cord should be installed correctly and in accordance to the guidance, legislations and instructions from the manufacturer, and can be seen on the GOV UK website, the cords/string/chain ect.. on blinds pose a strangulation risk especially to children. so it is important they are fitted safely, correctly and kept out of reach of children.

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