CONTRACT PLUS+ 4" BOTTOM FASCIA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. INSIDE OR OUTSIDE APPLICATION

Note: All shades may be pre-programmed to sensors, remotes, and/or wall switches upon arrival.

Diagrams illustrate two mounting options: 'INSIDE' mounting within a window frame and 'OUTSIDE' mounting on the exterior of a window frame. Two bracket views are shown, one labeled 'INSIDE' and the other 'OUTSIDE', demonstrating how the bracket is oriented for each application.

Hardware and Tools Required

Hardware Included

• Motor Bracket
• Motor Bracket Idler End
• Bracket Covers
• Shades + Motors
• Fascia
• #14 Screw
• Screws
• Zip Ties
• Wire Tie Pads
• Wall Switch
• Switch Box

Tools Required

• 3/8" Hex Head Phillips Head Driver
• 1/8" Drill Bit
• Drill

2. MOUNTING LOCATION

Place your first bracket in its mounting location and mark the screw holes. Place your second bracket in its mounting location and repeat the process.

Diagram A shows a bracket positioned on a vertical surface. Diagram B shows a bracket positioned on a horizontal surface, with screw holes marked. Diagram C shows a bracket with the idler end mechanism visible, mounted on a surface.

3. SCREW INSTALLATION

Next, pre-drill your screw holes using a 1/8" drill bit. Install the brackets with the provided screws using the 1/4" hex head driver.

Diagram shows brackets being installed with screws after pre-drilling.

4. ALIGNMENT

Check to make sure your brackets are level and aligned.

Diagram shows the shade mechanism mounted between two brackets, illustrating the need for level and aligned installation.

5. SHADE PIN END INSTALLATION

Swivel ball bearing to align with idler shaft for easy installation. Press idler shaft all the way to the bracket.

Diagram A shows the idler end mechanism. Diagram B shows an arrow indicating the direction to press the idler shaft into the bracket.

6. MOTOR END INSTALLATION

Remove locking ring. Lineup to motor bracket. Push motor into motor bracket.

Diagram A shows the motor with a locking ring. Diagram B shows an arrow indicating the motor being pushed into the motor bracket.

7. LOCK RING & FASCIA INSTALLATION

Add locking ring to motor bracket. Check motor is secured correctly. Install bottom fascia.

Diagram A shows the motor bracket with the locking ring attached. Diagram B shows an arrow indicating the bottom fascia being attached. Diagrams C, D, and E show different views of the bottom fascia being attached to the shade mechanism.

8. PLUG IN MOTOR

• Run motor power cord to nearest power outlet.
• Install wire tie pads and secure with zip ties to hold wire down.
• The path of the wire should be parallel with mullions and/or drop ceiling tiles, ensuring the cable is neatly organized.
• Any modifications to the power cable should be done by a certified electrician to meet your city/state code requirements.

Diagram shows a power cord plugged into a wall outlet, with wire tie pads and zip ties used to manage the cable neatly.

9. SHADE ADJUSTING (IF NECESSARY)

• Roll shade up and down to confirm hembar is level and material rolls up straight on center tube.
• If the hembar is not level, lower shade until you see the metal tube. Add layers of masking tape to the metal tube to the end that is too low until hembar is straight.
• If the material tracks to one side, lower shade until you see the metal tube. Add layers of masking tape to the metal tube to the end that is opposite the direction of tracking, until shade rolls up straight.

10. ADJUSTING LIMITS (IF NECESSARY)

See programming instructions based on the motor used for your application.