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Critical Installation Tip for Middle-Open Motorized Vertical Blinds with Spliced Track
Critical Installation Tip for Middle-Open Motorized Vertical Blinds with Spliced Track
Introduction
Motorized vertical blinds offer modern convenience and style—until a small oversight during installation causes big headaches. If you’ve purchased middle-open motorized vertical blinds with a spliced track, there’s one critical step that’s easy to miss but vital for smooth performance.
Forget this step, and you may face issues like stuck belts, jerky movement, or a completely unresponsive system. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the key installation checkpoint to keep your blinds running flawlessly.
The One Step You Can’t Afford to Miss
When assembling a spliced rail system, it’s essential to secure the carriage and slider inside the track with a screw. If this screw is not tightened properly, the motorized track won’t be able to drive the carriage—and the belt will get stuck.
🔩 What Is This Screw and Where Is It?
Inside one side of the spliced track, you’ll find:
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A slider (which holds the vertical blind vanes)
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A carriage (which connects to the drive system)
These two components must be fixed together using a small screw included in your installation kit.
Step-by-Step Guide
✅ Before Installing the Track
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Lay the spliced track on a flat surface.
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Locate the slider and carriage inside the track.
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Use the provided screw to secure them firmly together.
🛠️ How to Do It
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Insert the screw through the designated hole in the carriage into the slider.
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Tighten just enough to hold firmly—do not over-tighten.
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Gently test the movement by hand to ensure the carriage and slider move as one unit.
🎥 Watch this step in action:
Spliced Track Installation Video
Troubleshooting: If Your Blinds Are Already Stuck
If you’re experiencing:
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Belt jams
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Uneven movement
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One side not responding
Don’t worry—here’s how to diagnose and fix it:
🔍 Inspection Checklist
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Review Installation: Disassemble the track and confirm the carriage-slider screw is in place.
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Check Belt Alignment: Ensure the drive belt is correctly threaded and not twisted.
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Verify Spliced Connections: Make sure all track segments are securely joined.
🛠️ Full Troubleshooting Video Guide:
Belt and Track Stuck? Fix It Here
Final Steps: Programming & Valance Installation
Once your track is correctly installed:
📱 Motor Setup & Remote Programming
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Sync your remote control with the motor
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Set opening and closing limits for smooth automated operation
🔄 Motor Reset & Limit Setting Tutorial:
Program Your Motor and Remote
🖼️ Installing the Valance
Give your blinds a clean, finished look with the valance cover:
🎬 Valance Installation Guide:
Attach Valance Easily
Still Need Help?
We’re here to support your installation every step of the way.
📧 Email: service@blindifyhome.com
💬 WhatsApp: +86 15757135536
Our technical team can guide you through video call support if needed.
Conclusion
That one small screw makes a big difference. By securing the carriage and slider during installation, you’ll ensure years of smooth, trouble-free operation from your motorized vertical blinds.
Take the time to do it right—and enjoy the convenience you deserve.
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