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Duette® Honeycomb Shades

PowerRise® BatteryOperated Shades

Owner’s Guide

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™

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing a Duette® with PowerRise® battery operated shade.Please review these instructions before installing or operating your shade.

If you need assistance, call the Hunter Douglas Customer Information Center at:

1-888-501-8364

Introduction .................................................................................................. 2

Installation Instructions ............................................................. 3Materials Included ....................................................................................... 4Tools And Supplies Needed ........................................................................ 5Install The Battery Wand .............................................................................. 6Connect The Optional Components ........................................................... 7Mount The Installation Brackets .................................................................. 8Install The Shade .........................................................................................12Install The Optional Components ...............................................................13Remove The Shade......................................................................................16

Operating Instructions ............................................................. 17Operation ..................................................................................................... 19Replacing Batteries .....................................................................................22Troubleshooting ..........................................................................................24Care And Cleaning ......................................................................................27

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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MATERIALS INCLUDED

InfraredEye

Satellite Eye(Optional)

RemoteControl

HoneycombFabric

BottomRail

Timer(Optional)

AC Transformer(Optional)

Satellite Battery Pack

(Optional)

End Cap

Headrail

Headrail With RaisedCover Rail

Battery Wand

Bottom RailEnd Cap

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™

ManualControlButton

7:10

Extension Brackets(Optional)

Spacer Blocks (Optional)

Installation Brackets

PowerRise®

TO REPLACE BATTERIES,REMOVE CAP FROM THIS END.

Use 8 AA alkaline batteries as shown below.

Install battery wand with label facing outward. For assistance call 1-800-327-8953. © 1998 Hunter Douglas Inc. ® Registered trademarks of Hunter Douglas Inc. U.S. and foreign patents pending. 2981097000 rev. 2/98 20M

CAUTION: TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT DROP THE BATTERY WAND.

INSTALL THIS END TOWARDS SPRING.

Duette® PowerRise® must be reset after

changing batteries. 1) Fully lower shade.

2) Press DOWN▼ button - Hold 5 seconds.

3) Press UP▲ button to completely raise shade.

To reset Silhouette® PowerRise®: 1) Fully lower

shading. 2) Tilt vanes completely open. 3) Press

DOWN▼ button - Hold 5 seconds. 4) Press UP▲

button to close and completely raise shading.

PowerRise® TO REPLACE BATTERIES,

REMOVE CAP FROM THIS END. Use 8 AA alkaline batteries as shown below.

Install battery wand with label facing outward. For assistance call 1-800-327-8953.

© 1998 Hunter Douglas Inc. ® Registered trademarks of Hunter Douglas Inc. U.S. and foreign patents pending. 2981097000 rev. 2/98 20M


INSTALL THIS END

TOWARDS SPRING.









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TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED

■■■■■ Carpenter’s level

■■■■■ Measuring tape

■■■■■ Power drill, 1/4" hex driver,and drill bits

■■■■■ Screwdrivers (flat blade and Phillips)

■■■■■ Wood screws or other fasteners, such as expansion bolts, toggle bolts, oranchors (not included)

Mounting Surface Fastener

No. 6 Hex Head Screws (Provided)

Wall Anchors, Expansion Bolts(Not Provided)

Sheet Metal Screws(Not Provided)

Wood

Drywall, Plaster

Metal

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1. Install the batteriesaccording to theinstructions on thebattery wand label.

2. Install the wand intothe headrail with thelabel facing you.

RemovableEnd Cap

RemovableEnd Cap

AA Battery Wands Used For Shades More Than 26" Wide

AAA Battery Wands Used For Shades Less Than 26" Wide

Use 8 AAA alkaline batteries as shown below. PowerRise®


INSTALL THIS END TOWARDS SPRING. Install battery wand with label facing outward.

For assistance call 1-800-327-8953.


TO REPLACE BATTERIES,

REMOVE CAP FROM THIS END.

Duette® PowerRise® must be reset after changing batteries. 1) Fully lower shade. 2) Press DOWN▼ button - Hold 5 seconds. 3) Press UP▲ button to completely raise shade.

To reset Silhouette® PowerRise®: 1) Fully lower shading. 2) Tilt vanes completely open. 3) Press DOWN▼ button - Hold 5 seconds. 4) Press UP▲ button to close and completely raise shading.

PowerRise®








INSTALL THE BATTERY WAND

CAUTION: Use only alkaline batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

BATTERY ORIENTATION SHOWN BELOW. USE 8 AA BATTERIES. USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY.

Spring ClipPivot

Release Clip

PowerRise®


Use 8 AA alkaline batteries as shown below. Install battery wand with label facing outward. For assistance call 1-800-327-8953.












Infrared Eye On The Right Side Of The Shade

Spring ClipPivot

Release ClipPowerRise

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© 1998 Hunter Douglas Inc. ® Registered trademarks of Hunter Douglas Inc. U.S. and foreign patents pending. 2981097000 rev. 2/98 20MCAUTION: TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT DROP THE BATTERY WAND.

INSTALL THIS END

TOWARDS SPRING.

Duette® PowerRise

® must be reset after




To reset Silhouette® PowerRise

®: 1) Fully lower




Infrared Eye On The Left Side Of The Shade

- For AA batterywands, place the endof the wand with thenon-removable endcap into the springclip. The arrow onthe label of thebattery wand shouldpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint toward thespring clip.

- For AAA batterywands, place the endof the wand with theremovable end capinto the spring clip.The arrow on the labelof the battery wandshould point towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardthe spring clip.

3. Push the other end ofthe wand into thepivot release clip andsnap closed.

4. Make sure the wandis securely seated inboth the spring clipand pivot release clip.

5. Close the cover of theheadrail. Allow 30seconds for the systemto power up.

PUSHUP ONLATCHARM

BATTERY ORIENTATION:

USE 8 AAA BATTERIES. USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY.

PowerRise™

TO REPLACE BATTERIES, REMOVE

CAP FROM THIS END. REINSTALL

THIS END TOWARDS SPRING.REINSTALL BATTERY WAND WITH LABEL FACING OUTWARD.

FOR ASSISTANCE CALL 1-800-327-8953.

Spring Clip

TOCLOSERAIL

COVER:

PivotRelease Clip


Spring Clip

PUSH

UP ON

LATCH

ARM

PowerRise™


PUSH

UP ON

LATCH

ARM USE 8 AAA BATTERIES. USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY.

REINSTALL BATTERY WAND WITH LABEL FACING OUTWARD.

TOCLOSE

RAIL

COVER:



THIS END TOWARDS SPRING.

PivotRelease Clip


AA Battery Wands

AAA Battery Wands

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CONNECT THE OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

If you ordered the satellite battery pack or AC transformer, connect it to the motor.

1. Flip up the cover rail to open.

Optional Satellite Battery POptional Satellite Battery POptional Satellite Battery POptional Satellite Battery POptional Satellite Battery Pack or AC Tack or AC Tack or AC Tack or AC Tack or AC Transformerransformerransformerransformerransformer

2. From the top of the headrail, connect the 2-port satellite battery pack or ACtransformer connector into the PWR plug on the motor housing. Do not forcethe connection. Make sure the orientation of the plug is correct beforeattempting to make the connection.

Optional Satellite EyeOptional Satellite EyeOptional Satellite EyeOptional Satellite EyeOptional Satellite Eye

3. From the top of the headrail, connect the 4-port satellite eye to the SATconnection on the motor housing. Do not force the connection. Make sure theorientation of the plug is correct before attempting to make the connection.

4. Close the cover rail.

Wire From TheLimit Assembly

(DO NOT REMOVE)

Wire From The Internal EyeOr Satellite Eye

Wire Carrying PowerFrom The Satellite

Battery Pack Or TheAC Transformer

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MOUNT THE INSTALLATION BRACKETS

Mounting Requirements

■■■■■ Mount the headrail level for proper shade operation.

■■■■■ Use a carpenter’s level to check that the mounting surface is level on an insidemount and that the tops of the installation brackets are level and aligned on anoutside mount. If necessary, shim the brackets.

Number of Brackets Required

■■■■■ The number of installation brackets included with each shade depends uponthe ordered width.

■■■■■ Use spacer blocks or extension brackets for additional clearance.

Bracket Spacing

Bracket spacing is the same for inside, outside, or ceiling mounted shades. Endmounting is explained on page 11.

1. Space the two end brackets so that their outside edges are at least 5/8" in fromthe ends of the headrail.

2. Space additional brackets, if used, evenly between the two end brackets.

3. Adjust the bracket positions to accommodate any obstructions to the bottomrail, such as window cranks or handles.

4. Measure and mark all bracket locations.

12" - 31"

311/8" - 79"

791/8" - 127"

1271/8" - 174"

Brackets RequiredShade Width*

2

3

4

5

*End Mount Maximum Width Is 65". Two Installation Brackets And Two Extension Brackets

Are Always Necessary For End Mounting.

5/8" Space Evenly Space Evenly5/8"

Headrail

Minimum Of Minimum Of

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5/8"

5/8"

MinimumDepth 5/8"

FullyRecessed

SeeDepthChart

INSIDE MOUNT APPLICATIONS

The minimum mounting depth is 5/8".

Bracket Placement

The depth required to fully recess a shade depends on the pleat size.

Note: For optimal operation of the infrared eye, the shade should not berecessed past the front of the window opening.

1. Place both end brackets so that their outside edges abut the marks on themounting surface.

2. Check that each bracket is level and aligned.

3. Attach using two screws.

Depth Chart: Inside Mount Bracket Placement

MinimumPleat Size Fully Recessed

3/8"

1/2"

3/4"

11/4"

Double Honeycomb

Triple Honeycomb

5/8" 2"

21/2"

5/8"

5/8"5/8"5/8"5/8"

2"

3"

21/2"

21/2"

10

3/4"Minimum

5/8"Minimum

Mark On Wall

1/2"1/2"

Spacer Blocks

1/2"

OUTSIDE MOUNT APPLICATIONS

The minimum height measurement is 3/4".

Bracket Placement

1. Center the shade over the windowopening and mark the ends ofthe headrail.

2. Measure a minimum of 5/8" in fromthe marks on the wall and mark thebracket locations.

3. Align both end brackets so that theiroutside edges abut the bracket markson the mounting surface.

4. Adjust the bracket position toaccommodate any obstructions to thebottom rail, such as window cranksor handles.

5. Check that each bracket is leveland aligned.


Spacer Blocks (Optional)

Each spacer block projects brackets 1/2"away from the mounting surface.

Note: Longer screws (not provided)are required to secure the spacerblocks and the installation brackets tothe mounting surface.

1. Mount spacer blocks with the solidside facing the mounting surface.Use a maximum of three spacerblocks per bracket.

2. Secure with two screws.

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Extension Brackets (Optional)

Extension brackets project the installationbrackets up to 3" away from themounting surface.

1. Mount the extension brackets on asurface at least 3/4" high.

2. Check that each bracket is leveland aligned.


4. Attach the installation brackets to theextension brackets using the machinescrews and nuts provided.

END MOUNT APPLICATIONS

End mount the headrail when conventionalmounting techniques will not work, forexample, in an arched window opening.

The maximum width of an end-mountedshade is 65".

1. Mount the extension brackets on asurface at least 1 1/2" wide.

2. Attach the installation brackets to theextension brackets using the machinescrews and nuts provided.

ExtensionBracket

InstallationBracket

Nuts

11/2"Minimum

ExtensionBracket

InstallationBracket

Nuts

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Headrail Properly Installed

Locking Tab Of Bracket

Headrail Cover Lower Lip

Of Headrail

INSTALL THE SHADE

CAUTION: Be sure the wirescoming from the satellite eye,satellite battery pack, or ACtransformer do not becomepinched by the brackets orheadrail during installation.

Note: If using a satellite eye,remove the rubber bandsholding the satellite eye to theheadrail. If the satellite eye is notconnected to the shade, plug the4-wire satellite eye connectorinto the 4-wire slot marked“SAT” on the motor housing.

1. Tip the headrail forward and fitthe back bottom edge into thelower lip of each bracket.

2. Rotate the headrail up until itsnaps into the locking tab on theback of each bracket.

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INSTALL THE OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

Once the optional components (satellite battery pack, satellite eye, and ACtransformer) are connected and the shade installed, install the components.

Satellite Battery Pack

Determine where to mount the satelliteDetermine where to mount the satelliteDetermine where to mount the satelliteDetermine where to mount the satelliteDetermine where to mount the satellitebattery pack.battery pack.battery pack.battery pack.battery pack.

1. Mount the satellite battery pack in alocation where it will not interferewith the shade’s operation.

2. On outside mounts, route the wire soit exits from the top of the shade.

On inside mounts, route the wire soit runs along the control side end capto the front of the shade.

Mount the satellite battery pack.Mount the satellite battery pack.Mount the satellite battery pack.Mount the satellite battery pack.Mount the satellite battery pack.

1. Remove the cover of the battery packby pressing on the circular latch andlifting the cover off.

2. Use the holes in the rear of the packas a template to mark the screwlocations on the mounting surface.


Load batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satellitebattery pack.battery pack.battery pack.battery pack.battery pack.

1. Install eight AA alkaline batteries,according to the instructions on thebattery pack.

2. Replace the cover, snapping itsecurely closed.

Inside Mount

Outside Mount

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Satellite Eye

CAUTION: Handle the satellite eye carefully to avoid damaging the infraredeye. Do not touch or push on the infrared eye.

Determine where to mount theDetermine where to mount theDetermine where to mount theDetermine where to mount theDetermine where to mount thesatellite eye.satellite eye.satellite eye.satellite eye.satellite eye.

1. Choose a location for the satellite eyewhere the signal from the remote isnot obstructed. Do not mount thesatellite eye in direct sunlight orbright, focused light from halogen orfluorescent light fixtures, tracklighting, spotlights, or neon lights.

2. Check that the wire is not caught orpinched in the brackets or headrail.

3. With inside mounts, route the wirebehind the headrail and along theside of the end cap to the front ofthe shade.

Mount the satellite eye.Mount the satellite eye.Mount the satellite eye.Mount the satellite eye.Mount the satellite eye.

1. Flip the satellite eye down and placethe hinged flange against the wall.Attach the flange to the wall with asingle screw.

2. Swivel the satellite eye upward to thecorrect angle for receiving the signalfrom the remote control.

Wall

Inside Mount

Outside Mount

Satellite Eye Mounting Options

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AC Transformer

The AC transformer plugs into a standard 110V outlet.

1. Route the wire to a location where it will notinterfere with the shade.

2. On outside mounts, the wire exits from the top ofthe shade.

On inside mounts, the wire runs along thecontrol side end cap to the front of the shade.

3. After the AC transformer has been attached to the2-pin power connector on the headrail and theheadrail has been installed, plug the ACtransformer into a 110V outlet.

PowerRise® Timer (Optional)

See the PowerRise® Timer User Manual forspecific instructions on how to install, program,and use the timer.

Outside Mount

Inside Mount

P/N # 298119800AC-DC AdaptorMODEL: MKD-48121000INPUT: 120V AC 60 Hz 0.3AOUTPUT: 12V DC 100 mA

Listed

TimerUser Manual

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Install The Remote ControlBatteries

1. Remove the back center panel of theremote control by pushing down onthe latch and pulling it out. Removeboth AAA batteries inside.

2. Replace the batteries with two newAAA alkaline batteries as showninside the remote control.

3. Replace the back cover panel.

See the Operating Instructions in thenext section for the procedures forresetting and operating the shade.

REMOVE THE SHADE

There are two ways to remove the headrail fromthe mounting bracket.

■■■■■ Access the locking tab through the front ofthe headrail.

1. Lift the cover rail.

2. Push in on the locking tab androtate the headrail out of the bracket.

■■■■■ Access the locking tab from behindthe headrail.

1. Insert a long, flat blade screwdriverbetween the back of the installationbracket and the headrail.

2. Push up on the locking tab androtate the headrail out of the bracket.

Bracket

Headrail

CoverRail

To Release, Lift The Cover RailAnd Push In On The Locking Tab

LockingTab

Headrail

BracketLocking

Tab

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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OPERATION

First Use

Duette® with PowerRise® shades must be reset before the first use (see below). Seethe next section for resetting and testing the shade operation.

Channel Selection

Duette with PowerRise shades operate on specially designated channels, Channel 1or Channel 2. To operate the shade, the remote control must be set on the samechannel as the shade.

Shades are set to Channel 1 unless specified forChannel 2 at the time of ordering. When specified,for example with adjacent or stacked shades, shadesare set to Channel 2. A decal attached to the motorhousing, visible under the cover rail,indicates Channel 2 operation.

To switch a shade’soperating channel:

1. Remove the shade from themounting brackets and openthe cover rail.

- The channel selector is locatedon the motor board next to thelimit assembly plug.

- The right switch controlsthe channel operation andthe left switch controls theshade operation.

2. Using a small, flat blade screwdriver flip the right channel selector switchtoward the front of the shade for Channel 1 operation or toward theback of the shade for Channel 2 operation.

CAUTION: Leave the left side switch in the front position.

Shade Motor

Channel 1Position

(Standard)

Position ForStandard

PowerRise

CHANNEL OPERATIONPCN 51023480000 20M 12/96

2

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ChannelSelector

IndicatorLight

Up

Down

Reset The Shade

1. Select the shade’s operating channelon the remote control.

2. Press and release the DOWN ▼button to lower the shade completely.

3. With the shade completely lowered,press and hold the DOWN ▼ buttonfor 5 seconds. This will clear thememory and the shade can beoperated normally.

Lower And Raise The Shade

Note: For standard operation,press and release the buttons onthe remote control.

1. Select the shade’s operating channelon the remote control.

2. Aim the remote control at theinfrared eye on the headrail or onthe satellite eye (optional) and pressthe DOWN ▼ button to lower theshade. Press the UP ▲ button toraise the shade.

- To stop the shade before it is fullylowered, press the DOWN ▼ buttona second time.

- To stop the shade before it is fullyraised, press the UP ▲ button asecond time.

45º MaximumSide Angle

Overhead View

Shade

1

2

®

Side View

55º MaximumUpwardAngle

Shade

AimHigh

Operate Within 30' Of Shade

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Use The Manual Control Button

The manual control button is located next to theinfrared eye on the headrail or the satellite eye.

■■■■■ Press the button to alternately lower, stop,and raise the shade.

InfraredEye

Headrail

Manual ControlButton

Manual ControlButton

Satellite Eye

InfraredEye

Set And Clear The Memory Stop

The Memory Stop feature sets the shade so that it can be raised to the same heightevery time.

1. With the shade fully lowered, press the UP ▲ button to raise the shade.

2. When the shade reaches thedesired height, stop its motionby firmly grasping the bottomrail with both hands, keepingthe rail level.

- The motor will hesitate andthen shut off.

- The Memory Stop will be set,and the shade will automaticallystop at that point each time it israised. Until the Memory Stopis cleared, the shade cannot beraised any higher.

3. To clear the Memory Stop, lowerthe shade completely, then pressand hold the DOWN ▼ buttonfor 5 seconds.

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REPLACING BATTERIES

Replace The Batteries In The Battery Wand

CAUTION: Use only alkaline batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

1. Install the batteriesaccording to theinstructions on thebattery wand label.

2. Install the wand intothe headrail with thelabel facing you.

- For AA batterywands, place the endof the wand with thenon-removable endcap into the springclip. The arrow onthe label of thebattery wand shouldpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint toward thespring clip.

- For AAA batterywands, place the endof the wand with theremovable end capinto the spring clip.The arrow on the labelof the battery wandshould point towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardpoint towardthe spring clip.

3. Push the other end ofthe wand into thepivot release clip andsnap closed.

4. Make sure the wandis securely seated inboth the spring clipand pivot release clip.

5. Close the cover of theheadrail. Allow 30seconds for thesystem to power up.

RemovableEnd Cap

RemovableEnd Cap

AA Battery Wands Used For Shades More Than 26" Wide

AAA Battery Wands Used For Shades Less Than 26" Wide

Use 8 AAA alkaline batteries as shown below. PowerRise®


INSTALL THIS END TOWARDS SPRING. Install battery wand with label facing outward.

For assistance call 1-800-327-8953.






PowerRise®








BATTERY ORIENTATION SHOWN BELOW. USE 8 AA BATTERIES. USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY.

Spring ClipPivot

Release Clip

PowerRise®


Use 8 AA alkaline batteries as shown below. Install battery wand with label facing outward. For assistance call 1-800-327-8953.













Spring ClipPivot

Release Clip

PowerRise®





© 1998 Hunter Douglas Inc. ® Registered trademarks of Hunter Douglas Inc. U.S. and foreign patents pending. 2981097000 rev. 2/98 20MCAUTION: TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT DROP THE BATTERY WAND.

INSTALL THIS END

TOWARDS SPRING.

Duette® PowerRise

® must be reset after




To reset Silhouette® PowerRise

®: 1) Fully lower





PUSHUP ONLATCHARM

BATTERY ORIENTATION:

USE 8 AAA BATTERIES. USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY.

PowerRise™



THIS END TOWARDS SPRING.REINSTALL BATTERY WAND WITH LABEL FACING OUTWARD.


Spring Clip

TOCLOSERAIL

COVER:

PivotRelease Clip


Spring Clip

PUSH

UP ON

LATCH

ARM

PowerRise™


PUSH

UP ON

LATCH

ARM USE 8 AAA BATTERIES. USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY.

REINSTALL BATTERY WAND WITH LABEL FACING OUTWARD.

TOCLOSE

RAIL

COVER:



THIS END TOWARDS SPRING.

PivotRelease Clip


AA Battery Wands

AAA Battery Wands

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Replace The Batteries In The Satellite Battery Pack

Load batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satelliteLoad batteries into the satellitebattery pack.battery pack.battery pack.battery pack.battery pack.

1. Install eight AA alkaline batteries, according tothe instructions on the battery pack.

2. Replace the cover, snapping it securely closed.

Replace The Remote Control Batteries

1. Remove the back center panel of theremote control by pushing down onthe latch and pulling it out. Removeboth AAA batteries inside.

2. Replace the batteries with two newAAA alkaline batteries as showninside the remote control.

3. Replace the back cover panel.

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Problem Symptom/Solution

TROUBLESHOOTING

The shade does notoperate using either theremote control or themanual control button.

■■■■■ Check that the battery wand is orientedcorrectly in the headrail.

■■■■■ Check that the battery wand is completelyinserted in the clips and fits snugly inthe headrail.

■■■■■ Check that the batteries in the wand areinstalled correctly and fresh. See ReplaceThe Batteries In The Battery Wand, page 22.

■■■■■ Check that the AC transformer, if used, issecurely plugged into the wall outlet and thatthe outlet has power. To check that the outlethas power, plug in a lamp or device that isknown to work.

■■■■■ Check that the AC transformer, if used, issecurely connected to the motor. See InstallThe AC Transformer, page 15.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The shade operates usingthe manual control button,but does not operate usingthe remote control.

■■■■■ Check that the correct channel is selected onthe remote. See Channel Selection, page 19.

■■■■■ If the red light on the remote control does notlight up when the UP ▲/DOWN ▼ buttonsare pressed, replace the batteries in the remotecontrol. See Replace The Remote ControlBatteries, page 23

■■■■■ Check that you are pointing the remotecontrol directly at the infrared eye. See LowerAnd Raise The Shade, page 20. Try movingcloser to the eye. Maximum operatingdistance from the remote control is 30 feet.

■■■■■ Check that there are no obstructionsimpeding the signal from the remote controlto the infrared eye.

■■■■■ Check that there is no direct sunlight orbright, focused light from halogen orfluorescent light fixtures, track lighting,spotlights, or neon lights that could beinterfering with the signal.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The shade does notlower completely.

■■■■■ Check for obstructions in the shade’s path.

The shade does notraise completely.

■■■■■ The Memory Stop may be activated. See SetAnd Clear The Memory Stop, page 21.

■■■■■ Check the batteries and replace if necessary.

The shade does nothang correctly.

■■■■■ Check that the mounting brackets are level.

Adjacent shades do notstack evenly.

■■■■■ If one shade is stacking tighter than another,it has probably been reset. Simply lower andraise the shade to loosen the stack. The shadestack on both shades should be within 5/16" ofeach other.

■■■■■ For more exact stacking, use the MemoryStop feature. See Set And Clear The MemoryStop, page 21.

The shade operationis slowing.

■■■■■ Remove the battery wand and replace thebatteries. See Replace The Batteries In TheBattery Wand, page 22.

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CARE AND CLEANING

Duette® with PowerRise® honeycomb shades are as durable as they are beautiful.With proper installation and care, they will provide many years of beautyand performance.

The honeycomb fabric is anti-static and dust-resistant. Light dusting is all that isgenerally needed to keep your shade looking like new.

CAUTION: Never submerge the headrail in any solution.

Routine Cleaning

■■■■■ Use a feather duster for regular, light dusting.

■■■■■ For more thorough dust removal, light vacuumingusing a brush attachment or hand-held vacuum withlow suction is recommended.

■■■■■ The headrail and remote control may be wiped cleanwith a damp sponge and mild detergent.

Spot-Cleaning

To reduce the potential for permanent staining, spots should be cleaned as soonas possible.

■■■■■ Use a soft cloth or sponge moistened with lukewarm water.

■■■■■ Add mild detergent if necessary.

■■■■■ Gently blot the spot. Avoid rubbing the fabric since any abrasive action maycause it to distort.

■■■■■ Let the shade dry in the completely lowered position.

CAUTION: Do not spot-clean Batiste, OpalessenceTM, or Royale fabrics.

Deep Cleaning

■■■■■ Water immersion cleaning methods are not not not not not recommended for PowerRisehoneycomb shades. Do not dry clean or use injection/extraction orDo not dry clean or use injection/extraction orDo not dry clean or use injection/extraction orDo not dry clean or use injection/extraction orDo not dry clean or use injection/extraction orultrasonic cleaning methods with your PowerRise shades.ultrasonic cleaning methods with your PowerRise shades.ultrasonic cleaning methods with your PowerRise shades.ultrasonic cleaning methods with your PowerRise shades.ultrasonic cleaning methods with your PowerRise shades.

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PCN 5109080000 rev. 2/05

© 2003, 2005 Hunter Douglas Inc. ® Registered trademark of Hunter Douglas Inc. ™ Trademark of Hunter Douglas Inc.

Patented in the U.S. and foreign countries. U.S. and foreign patents pending.

Questions? Call theHunter Douglas

Customer Information Center at1-888-501-8364

Visit our Web site at hunterdouglas.com

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