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Hunter-Douglas blinds won’t go down or up
We have Hunter-Douglas remote control blinds in both the salon and the bedroom of our 24 volt Liberty coach. I believe the blinds operate using 120volt power.
We opened the blinds Sunday morning with the remote control. Sunday night after returning home the blinds would not close with the remote controls. I tried the rocker switches that have worked in the past, but neither of the rocker switches on the main electrical panel (salon) or next to the bed (bedroom) worked either.
I’ve thought in the past that they Hunter-Douglas blinds got their power from the “front outlets” and “rear outlets” breakers respectively. Those breakers are “on”.
Any ideas? Are the Hunter-Douglas blinds powered on another circuit that I haven’t found yet? Are they controlled by a relay (I don’t know why they would be)? Are they tied into something on the Crestron system?
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It has been a few years since I had the 97 Liberty. However, as I remember the blinds were on the same circuit as a gfc. Look to see if any of those has tripped. If I remember, in the 97, it was the circuit with the reset in the litchen area.
Hope this helps since I have not had the coach since 2004.
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De Ja Vue …. I recall being told that at one time or another.
That was the trick! Thank!
The GFCI’s were tripped in the toilet room and above the kitchen cabinet (isn’t that an awkward place to put a receptacle?
I plan on replacing the GFIC outlets with new ones that have the little LED lights on them so its easy to see if they are “hot” or not.
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