Nano Manual: Box - Installation Guide

Nano Indoor Shades

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Table of Contents:

Mounting the Brackets

Installing the shade

Manual Shade Hook Tool

Adjusting the Limits

Adjusting the Tension

Parts in the Box

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Step 1: Mounting the Brackets

• Install wall bracket 4 - 6 inches from the jamb using the supplied screws.

• Spacer Blocks - used to clear an obstruction in the fabric path.

⚠️ Warning: Do not use more than 4 spacer blocks per bracket.

• Connect spacer blocks to shade brackets before installation.

• Leveling Shims - used if the window frame is out of level.
  • Connect to shade brackets before installation.

⚠️ Warning: Do not use more than 2 leveling shims per bracket.

• Make sure the wall bracket lever is down.

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Step 2: Installing the Shade

• Hang shade onto wall brackets and center in the opening.

• Make sure the teeth are fully engaged and locked into the slot of the cassette.

• Use thumb to lock shade in place.

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Manual Shade Hook Tool

• You can use the lip pocket/ handle on the hem bar of the shade to get a good grip with the manual hook to pull down the shades.

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Adjusting Limits

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Step 1: Adjusting the Upper Limit

• Adjust the shade limiter using the included spanner wrench as shown below.

• Turn the shade limiter counter-clockwise to lower the upper limit.

• Turn the shade limiter clockwise to raise the upper limit.

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Step 2: Adjusting the Upper Limit

• Gently snap the shade roll back into the cassette end caps.
• Followed by placing the cassette face from the top as shown in the image below.
• You will feel the front cassette snap back in place.

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Adjusting the Tension

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The spring tension must be set, in order to adjust the speed of the shade. The amount of pre-tensions required for each shade varies and can be found on the attached shade list.

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Step 1: Adjusting the Tension

• Pull the shade down a small amount (~1/2”) and release.
• The shade will run to the upper limit.

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Step 2: Adjusting the Tension

• Unlock and lever the front cassette up, removing it from the back cassette.

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Step 3: Adjusting the Tension

• Install the pretension tool into the 2 slots on the head of the motor (Right side for standard roll, Left side for reverse roll).
• Gently slide the head up and then pull away from the end cap to release.

• If the shade moves too slow, add one pre-tension turn at a time until the desired speed is achieved.

• If the shade moves too fast, reduce one pre-tension turn at a time until the desired speed is achieved.

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Step 4: Adjusting the Tension

• Re-install the roll into the bracket and test the tension
• If more tension is needed, repeat Step 3

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If the motor lost all tension, use this chart based on the size of your shade to add the minimum amount of tension.

• 1 click is approximately 1/4 turn, each number on the chart equals 1 click (1/4 turn)

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Parts in the Box

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For issues, contact Screen Innovations:
Phone: [phone] Option 3
Website: www.screeninnovations.com