Do not turn or move the cords as you do so.

Blinds stuck closed. Remove one of the rods and put the end caps back on and see if blinds work. You do not have to go too far. If they do you are done.

Remove the end cap on the side of the blinds that is on the same side as the tilting mechanism. Draw it upward until it is level with the head rail (metal bar along the top that holds up the blinds). Blinds stuck at top 1.

Here are some common scenarios where blinds get stuck and tips on how to fix them: You should see a pin within this mechanism. If this does not work, the pawl must be released,.

The vanes were crossed over, because the tenant had left the patio sliding door open, when the blinds were. Once released, the lock should allow your blinds to go down again. Look inside the top of the blinds to find the interior tilting mechanism.

This can quickly be fix and we show you how. This is caused due to the pawl (see figure) binding. Give it a small tug to release the lock.

They came with the house when it was built. Pull gently, so the cord lock is fully released. The blinds in the video are 2 faux wooden blinds that have the pull cord to tilt them open and closed.