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VEUE | WIRE GUIDE
INSTALLATION MANUAL

SECTION A | TOOLS AND ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED
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SECTION C | TROUBLESHOOTING
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CONTENTS
PART A –TOOLS REQUIRED ............................................................................................................................................ 3
PART B –ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED (NOT SUPPLIED).............................................................................................. 3
PARTC–BLIND ITEMS REQUIRED................................................................................................................................... 3
PART D –BLIND ITEMS REQUIRED.................................................................................................................................. 4
PART A –PREPARING INSTALLATION SPACE................................................................................................................... 5
PART B –BOX INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................... 6
PART C –OPEN BRACKET INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................ 6
PART D –BLIND INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................... 7
PART E –TENSION GUIDELINES .................................................................................................................................... 13
SECTION B | INSTALLATION
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SECTION A | TOOLS AND ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED
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PART A –TOOLS REQUIRED
•Saw
•Drill
•Screw Driver –Philips Head & Flat Head
•Jaw Pliers
•Allen Key Set
•Mallet
•Scissors
•Measuring Tape
•Pencil
PART B –ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED (NOT SUPPLIED)
To assemble an Veue | Wire Guide, the following non-stocked items are required:
•Fixings for Box/Open Brackets/Hardware (ensure appropriate fixings are used to suit application)
•Trims to conceal packing (if required)
PART C –BLIND ITEMS REQUIRED
BOX OPEN BRACKETS
or
NOTE: Store clip until required (can be left in adaptor as shown)
BLIND

SECTION A | TOOLS AND ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED
PART D –BLIND ITEMS REQUIRED
WIRE GUIDE AND FIXING HARDWARE
OPTION 1 –Hook Terminal
STRAP DOWN HARDWARE
SS SADDLE &SWIVEL EYE SHACKLE DIAMOND EYE PAD
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART A –PREPARING INSTALLATION
STEP 1. - CHECK FOR OBSTRUCTIONS
Check for any obstructions that may interfere in installation.
STEP 2. - CHECK VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS
VERTICAL DIMENSIONS
HORIZONTAL DIMENSIONS
Check if top of installation space is level.
•If H1 ≠H2, corrective actions may need to be considered
prior to installation
If W2 ≥W1, W1=Blind Width
(proceed to Part B)
If W2 < W1, by a value of:
0-20mm, Proceed to Part B (W1 = Blind Width)
20+, Consider corrective action to square installation space
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART B –BOX INSTALLATION
STEP 1 –INSTALL BOX TO WALL/CEILING
FACE FIX
SIDE FIX TOP FIX
NOTE:
Use appropriate fixings to suit application. Ensure Box is Aligned and Level. Ensure 2
fasteners are used per side.
PART D –OPEN BRACKET INSTALLATION
STEP 1 –INSTALL BRACKETS TO WALL/CEILING
FACE FIX SIDE FIX TOP FIX
NOTE:
Use appropriate fixings to suit application. Ensure 2 fasteners are used per side. Ensure
brackets are aligned and level.
Measure brackets end to end to confirm measurement is correct.
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART D –BLIND INSTALLATION
STEP 1 –MARK &SECURE WIRE GUIDE FIXINGS AND TRIM WIRE TO SUIT
Wire Centres
BOX
19mm
OPEN
18mm
NOTE: Cut wire to assist installation (ensure wire is not cut too short, excess can be trimmed later)
FLOOR FIX FACE/SIDE FIX FLOOR FIX
(OPTIONAL FOR SECURING TO MASONRY)
NOTE: Ensure fasteners suit substrate application Max
fastener size #10, Max Dynabolt Size: M6
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART D –BLIND INSTALLATION
STEP 2 –INSERT SPRING ONTO WIRE
STEP 3 –ATTACH WIRE AND SPRING TO BRACKET
OPTION 1 –HOOK TERMINAL
NOTE: Tube hardware not shown for clarity of wire installation
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
STEP 4 –INSERT BLIND INTO BOX
STEP 5 –INSERT WIRE THROUGH WEIGHT BAR
END CAP FLOATS
NOTE:
•Insert control end first
•Ensure blind is secure
PART D –BLIND INSTALLATION
STEP 6 –INSERT CLIP INTO IDLER ADAPTER
IDLER END
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Ensure pin is clipped in securely
Tighten the Screw

SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART D –BLIND INSTALLATION
STEP 7 –FEED THROUGH MOTOR CABLE (FOR MOTOR ONLY)
STEP 8 –RUN BLIND DOWN + CENTRE
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART D –BLIND INSTALLATION
STEP 9 –TEST BLIND OPERATION
For motor operation, ensure wiring is correct and motor is operating correctly. For gear
operation, ensure operation is smooth.
Once blind is operating correctly, proceed to next steps.
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART D –LOCK OFF SS SADDLES & ATTACH DIAMOND EYE PAD
CLIPs –IF ORDERED
STEP 1 –UNLOCK SADDLES AND SLIDE TO REQUIRED POSITION (SUGGESTED 100MM NOMINAL FROM END
CAP), LOCK BOTH SADDLES TO THE BOTTOM RAIL
STEP 2 –ATTACH THE DIAMOND EYE PAD DIRECTLY BELOW SWIVEL EYE SHACKEL WITH APPROPRIATE
SCREWS
SS SADDLE &SWIVEL EYE SHACKLE DIAMOND EYE PAD
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART E –TENSION GUIDELINES
STEP 1 –SLIDE ADJUSTING SLEEVE THEN WIRE TERMINAL ONTO WIRE AND TIGHTEN UP OUT OF THE
WAY
NOTE: Use 2mm Allen Key
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART E –TENSION GUIDELINES
STEP 2 –PULL WIRE STRAIGHT AND ALIGN TERMINAL FLANGE WITH M4 GRUB SCREW, CLAMP TO
WIRE
FLOOR FIX FACE/SIDE FIX
STEP 3 –TIGHTEN REMAINING GRUB SCREWS ON WIRE (TIGHTEN 3X GRUB SCREWS PER WIRE)
FLOOR FIX FACE/SIDE FIX
NOTE: Use 2mm Allen Key NOTE: Use 2mm Allen Key
STEP 4 –LOWER ADJUSTING SLEEVE INTO COLLAR TO TENSION WIRE
FLOOR FIX
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FACE/SIDE FIX

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PART E –TENSION GUIDELINES
STEP 5 –SCREW IN ADJUSTING SLEEVE UNTIL WIRE BEGINS TO TENSION
FLOOR FIX FACE/SIDE FIX
STEP 6 –TO APPLY MIN REQUIRED TENSION, TIGHTEN WITH 5X TURNS USING ALLEN KEY
FLOOR FIX FACE/SIDE FIX
STEP 7 –ONCE TENSIONED, SCREW IN GRUB SCREW TO PREVENT LOSING TENSION
FLOOR FIX FACE/SIDE FIX
NOTE: Use 2mm Allen Key
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART E TENSION GUIDELINES
STEP 1 –SWING BOX COVER INTO BOX TOP AND CLIP INTO PLACE
STEP 2 –SECURE COVER AT BOTH ENDS
Note: It is recommended that the Box Cover be fixed to ensure it is not accidentally dislodged.
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SECTION B | INSTALLATION
PART E–TENSION GUIDELINES
BOX
OPEN
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SECTION C | TROUBLESHOOTING
NO.
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
1
Ripples along sides of fabric
Blind rolled up for an extended period of time.
This occurrence is inherent to roller systems and is more
prevalent in some fabrics. Leave blind down for 1 –4 hours;
most ripples should disappear.
Not enough weight in weight bar.
Refer to Product Specs.
Add ballast.
Installation is not square.
Check blind roll is installed level.
Fabric permanently damaged due to
inadequate handling during assembly,
transportation, installation or use.
Replace fabric and ensure it is handled with care.
2
Blind does not fully open / jams
Position of wire guides at base is incorrect.
Check if wire guide fixing at floor/base are positioned in line
with the Top Terminal. If fixing is too far inwards of the
terminal then reposition. Refer to Part C, Step 1 of this
document for wire guide positioning details.
Incorrect motor stop limits used.
Refer to motor instructions to reset stop limits.
3
Ripples along sides of fabric
Blind roll is not level, thus weight bar ap- pears
uneven.
Ensure blind is installed level.
Blind has been operated inexcessive wind
conditions.
Check blind roll when the blind is fully raised. If ripples are
evident on roll, open blind fully (without the presence of wind)
to allow the blind to track down evenly. Raise and lower blind a
number of times to check operation.
Fabric is not installed straight.
Ensure fabric is assembled straight onto tube and weight bar.
4
Locks go out of sync
Locks are not level
Lower blind until fabric is slack then lift one side so that the
lock disengages
Uneven Weight Bar (see above)
Obstruction preventing weight bar lowering
through lock
Remove obstruction to allow weight bar to reach its low- est
point.
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