JELD-WEN, Inc. Customer FAQ

To fix the mini-blinds mechanism within your double doors, first check if the blinds are properly aligned. If they are askew, realign them gently. Look for any visible obstructions or jams in the mechanism that may be preventing proper operation. If the mechanism is loose or detached, you may need to tighten or reattach it according to the manufacturer's instructions. If the issue persists, consider contacting a professional for repair or replacement options.

To remove the glue-like substance, apply a small amount of adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol to the affected area. Gently scrub with a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the glass. Rinse thoroughly with water and dry with a clean cloth.

To reinstall a slide lever on blinds between glass in a patio door, start by first ensuring that the lever is not damaged. If it is in good condition, align it with the track that it slides along and gently push it into place. Ensure that it is well-seated in the track for smooth operation. Sometimes, the blinds system may require a full reset for the lever to work properly again. This involves using the levers to fully raise and lower the blinds. After this, the levers should operate normally. If issues persist, the blinds system may need professional inspection.

To reinstall the lever on blinds between glass patio door, first, remove the screw at the base of the lever assembly with a standard screwdriver. Once the screws are out, pull out the lever assembly gently. Next, align the new lever with the opening ensuring the straps from the blinds fit into the grooves of the lever. Replace the screws to secure the lever in place. Please ensure that you turn the lever to test that the blinds open and close. The process may differ slightly based on the exact model of your patio door. If the lever is not working correctly after reinstallation, it might be a manufacturing issue.

Reinstalling a patio door blind lever on a JELD-WEN door involves a few simple steps. First, identify the small opening on the side of the blind lever where it connects to the door. Then, align the stem of the lever with the opening. Gently, but firmly, push the lever onto the stem. Ensure that the lever is pushed all the way down so that it's properly secured in place. Twist and test the lever to ensure that it operates the blinds correctly. Be careful not to apply too much pressure to avoid damaging the mechanism. If the lever doesn't operate correctly after reinstalling, it might be faulty or the internal blind mechanism may need servicing.