Back driverside roller blind not staying down

Perfect. 5 minutes and the blind was fixed.
Many thanks to all contributors.
 
I have experienced the same issue with the sliding door blind, and as a temporary fix have used a couple of small sticky dots (the type used on the glass hob top to stop it rattling) to make the channel small enough to hold the bottom of the blind. Seems to work ok until I can source a replacement plastic piece as per the above!
 
Further to my last post I decided to take a closer look - it seems that the black plastic pieces on either side are present in the rails, but broken where they are meant to connect to the bottom of the blind.
The sticky dots will become a permanent feature, as they work just fine and it looks like the fiddliest job on earth to try and replace the black plastic fittings!

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Please excuse me replying to this thread after 3 years, but could I briefly be guided through removing the blind handle from the kitchen? I'd like to replace the gasket in the sliding window but the handle is in the way of me being able to remove it.
I feel this black block discussion may provide clues but I dont wish to snap the back blocks on the wires!

Many thanks
 
... more specifically move the handle (with the fabric still in it!) out of the way. Ive no wish to lose the fabric up inside the trim!
 
... more specifically move the handle (with the fabric still in it!) out of the way. Ive no wish to lose the fabric up inside the trim!
Look at my post in the resources section

Edit here it is

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Hope that helps :cheers
 
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... more specifically move the handle (with the fabric still in it!) out of the way. Ive no wish to lose the fabric up inside the trim!
The fabric is permanently attached to the aluminium bar (handle) follow my guide above and you'll get a very satisfying fix .

Report back to help others pls
 
This is really useful, thanks for this.
So to summarise;
  • Open the pop-top roof
  • Raise the bed
  • Pull the blind down
  • Tilt the handle 45° (fabric will bunch up but will be ok)
  • Gently remove the handle from the little black wire runners
  • Tape the blind handle above your head where the bed usually rests
  • Remove the sliding window
Does this read about right? I'm quite nervous doing anything with the blinds, especially because they are a challenge to replace!
 
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