I was going to switch my electric blinds over from the SB to the LB (It was quite a pain to lean over to put the keys in to move them up and down - especially as we put the child seat on the drivers seat out of the way! - however I was just reading that people operate them by hand by just pulling them down and pushing them up again.
Is this recommended? Are you likely to damage them doing this? I may go with this as an easier option instead!
Manually operating electric blinds
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Re: Manually operating electric blinds
Lots of people do this, including me. I've not heard of a problem... yet. 
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Cab-ova pete
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Re: Manually operating electric blinds
You do lose the Star Trek factor though.
Re: Manually operating electric blinds
Agree, this is fine.
Re: Manually operating electric blinds
Thanks for all the replies.
It does sound like it should be fine, but I have now moved the blinds over to the LB so will save manual movements for emergencies only!
It does sound like it should be fine, but I have now moved the blinds over to the LB so will save manual movements for emergencies only!
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Re: Manually operating electric blinds
Sensible decision. Being able to hide bongo contents by pressing two switches from the drivers seat before nipping to the shops is very handy I find.sotal wrote:Thanks for all the replies.
It does sound like it should be fine, but I have now moved the blinds over to the LB so will save manual movements for emergencies only!
