Once they are removed, you’ll see two screws at each end of the cassette that hold the unit to the wall; a third is at the bottom of the side runners. Remove the middle screws on each side, and then the bottom ones. Leavethe top ones until last to make the assembly easier to handle. Remove the top screws and lift the unit away from the wall. Re-tensioning blinds

The Lunar, Alaria and Venus range suit every style and budget, and so do the Lunar caravan spares available for them. Myriads of lunar caravan parts are also manufactured every day, ready for use and conveniently bought online, from the comfort of your home. Be it the Roadstar, the Landstar or earlier motorhome models, there are matching Lunar motorhome spares and parts acquirable from Leisureshopdirect as well. Simply browse our vast range of spares, parts and accessories to make your touring all the more enjoyable. The self-tappers can be quite tight to be fully secure, but they should be screwed all the way in. Once they are, the plastic end caps cannot come out again, and the screw heads won’t interfere with any of the blind unit’s workings. It’s almost as if Seitz had originally intended to secure the caps with screws. Replace the bottom screws and clip the plastic covers into place. Finally, replace the second screws from the top and test theblind. It should operate smoothly; if not, a squirtof silicone spray may help. Secure the end caps Finally, undo the top pair of screws and take the assembly from the wall. Handle it with care because blinds can be floppy. Refit the blind If you’re looking to repair your caravan flyscreen, one of the most important steps is removing the old flyscreen. Here are three simple steps to help you take it off with ease.In this Practical CaravanDIY guide, we’ll discussthe Seitz pleated combined blinds/flyscreens – sometimes known as ‘concertina blinds’. Tools to fix pleated blinds Whilst these are manufactured by Seitz they will fit both types of blind we are talking about here.) Fitting the new end clip is as easy as pushing it into the blind in the place where you removed the old one. Finally, make sure to dispose of the old flyscreen properly. You can either recycle it or throw it away.

Start by removing the broken bit of the hook in the end of the aluminium strip. Although the hooks slot easily into the ends, you may need to work out the remaining piece. Examine the replacement hook to see how it fits in place. Simply press the new one in the end of the aluminium strip. Be careful not to damage the aluminium. If you need to carry out skylight blind repairs the the process is very much the same but on a smaller and less technical scale. This 2015 forum thread discussed replacing a door-flyscreen’s guide-strings (on a Rapido motorhome) Remove the Old Flyscreen – Carefully remove the old flyscreen from the caravan frame, making sure not to tear it or damage the frame. And yes, it was a 5 hours plus task stretching into 2 days whilst the frame was laid flat on the Conservatory Floor (with strict instructions "not go within 6 feet of it") whilst figuring out just how & where to re thread the new cord(s) that had been pulled clean out of their original hole positions in the net as the cord broke...

Properly preparing the surface for installing a caravan fly screen is an important step to ensure a successful installation. Before beginning the installation process, it is important to take the time to properly prepare the surface by ensuring it is clean, dry, and free of any debris or dust.