Putting the CHAIN back on a ROLLER BLIND - WITHOUT taking it apart fully.

here i have another roller blind video, the cord has come off the blackout blind and it happened to have a joiner bit in the cord, I think its called a safety breakaway connector. so i decided to put the chain back on the roller blind without taking the mechanism apart this time. because i was able to feed the cord back through the blind with ease, and i had the blind back up and working in no time.
to fix the roller blind i decided to take it off the wall so that i could remove the end and fix it much easier as i thought the weight of the rollerblind would make it hard work to fix if it was all still in situe. as it went it was a easy roller blind fix in the end.
IMPORTANT : the blind and cord should be installed correctly and in accordance to the guidance, legislations and the manufacture instructions, also can be seen on the GOV UK website, the cords/string/chain ect.. on blinds pose a strangulation risk especially to children. so it is important they are fitted safely, correctly and kept out of reach of children.
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[@theanachronist9125]

Lifesaver mate. I had the chain snap while I was fitting a blind. Bagged it, pulled the chain out of the other box because I was fitting 2 blinds, and now I can fix this one and get the other one set up. Cheers!

[@olafiagolafsdottir108]

Brilliant, that worked!! Saved me from having to buy a new one and all the hassle that entails. Thank you!!

[@786aminaali]

Thanks after several other failed methods, this one worked best thanks

[@nasreen7043]

Brilliant! Thank you. None of the other videos worked.

[@fayyazb]

Super! Thank you for sharing!

[@sallyescrader1434]

Brilliant fix! Followed your finger placement too…. And it worked like a dream. Thank you for saving the day!

[@RustyDIY]

thanks

[@tasnimahamed3211]

Thank you so much!

[@jivansh23]

Thanks man you saved my life

[@RSPYE]

After hours of struggling to put the chain on, this worked like magic. Many thanks

[@RustyDIY]

Excellent!

[@deviatedlight]

cheers mated! helped me

[@atticbrowser9698]

Helpful. Thanks.

[@timhamilton6527]

Brilliant help thanks.

[@jennybyrom8442]

Thank you. Much easier that the other videos!!!!

[@RustyDIY]

thanks

[@saramarchioni9632]

Thank you!

[@hlavyrint]

thank you, it worked

[@rachelraybould2537]

Thankyou so much I watched several and yours was the easiest 😊

[@RustyDIY]

thanks

[@denicebailey268]

Thank you 😢

[@bigal9583]

Excellent.I was ready for my default setting of pulling it apart.This video saved the blind ,and me from my wife !

[@RustyDIY]

haha 🙂 thanks

[@rattylol]

Take the blind off the window, remove both ends, reverse the end with no chain and stick it in the back of the end with the chain, connecting the octagonal bits, then the mechanism moves freely.

[@CA-kd3nk]

Lifesaver. Thank you

[@usables4028]

Oh bummer my cord doesnt have that :/

[@mikiasgeresu7443]

Ma nijja