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There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first two are hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable... There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first two are hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable needs to be replaced but possibly the whole winding unit as well, as this is the 3rd time this has happened over the years. The other one is a bit trickier. The shutter has been not working correctly for some time now. It doesn't wind up or down without getting seemingly jammed all the time. Opening it up inside (the house) to the small box with the cable usually gets it untangled but obviously this shouldn't need to be done all the time. Once it is untangled, it still doesn't 'drop' properly. What I mean by this is each section outside doesn't sit together like it's supposed to and not allow any light through. I then have to go outside and push the whole thing up a bit to get it to drop with more force which usually (but not always) makes it sit together properly. This has been tinkered with a couple of times for only a limited benefit so I wonder if it's not worth replacing the whole winder, cable and other bits in between. Obviously I defer to the experts though. That was all very long winded but hopefully explained it in enough detail.

There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first two are hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable... There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first two are hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable needs to be replaced but possibly the whole winding unit as well, as this is the 3rd time this has happened over the years. The other one is a bit trickier. The shutters have been not working correctly for some time now. It doesn't wind up or down without getting seemingly jammed all the time. Opening it up inside (the house) to the small box with the cable usually gets it untangled but obviously this shouldn't need to be done all the time. Once it is untangled, it still doesn't 'drop' properly. What I mean by this is each section outside doesn't sit together like it's supposed to and not allow any light through. I then have to go outside and push the whole thing up a bit to get it to drop with more force which usually (but not always) makes it sit together properly. This has been tinkered with a couple of times for only a limited benefit so I wonder if it's not worth replacing the whole winder, cable and other bits in between. Obviously I defer to the experts though. That was all very long winded but hopefully explained it in enough detail.

There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first is hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable needs... There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first is hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable needs to be replaced but possibly the whole winding unit as well, as this is the 3rd time this has happened over the years. The other two are a bit trickier. The shutters have been not working correctly for some time now. Both are the same size (900mm wide x 2100mm high - this is the edge of frame on the side and top of shutter box to bottom of frame). One doesn't wind up or down without getting seemingly jammed all the time. Opening it up inside (the house) to the small box with the cable usually gets it untangled but obviously this shouldn't need to be done all the time. Once it is untangled, it still doesn't 'drop' properly. What I mean by this is each section outside doesn't sit together like it's supposed to and not allow any light through. I then have to go outside and push the whole thing up a bit to get it to drop with more force which usually (but not always) makes it sit together properly. This has been tinkered with a couple of times for only a limited benefit so I wonder if it's not worth replacing the whole winder, cable and other bits in between. Obviously I defer to the experts though. The second shutter's problem is more minor, and similar to the second part of the previous problem. Namely, it doesn't sit each little section together to keep out the light. It winds up and down (occasionally getting jammed) but doesn't close all the way. I have also been unable to rectify this using the method employed for the other shutter - that is going outside, lifting then dropping the whole thing. That was all very long winded but hopefully explained it in enough detail.

There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first is hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable needs... There are 3 shutters at my place needing attention. The first is hopefully relatively straightforward. The winding cable has snapped due to being twisted too many times. Obviously the cable needs to be replaced but possibly the whole winding unit as well, as this is the 3rd time this has happened over the years. The other two are a bit trickier. The shutters have been not working correctly for some time now. Both are the same size (900mm wide x 2100mm high - this is the edge of frame on the side and top of shutter box to bottom of frame). One doesn't wind up or down without getting seemingly jammed all the time. Opening it up inside (the house) to the small box with the cable usually gets it untangled but obviously this shouldn't need to be done all the time. Once it is untangled, it still doesn't 'drop' properly. What I mean by this is each section outside doesn't sit together like it's supposed to and not allow any light through. I then have to go outside and push the whole thing up a bit to get it to drop with more force which usually (but not always) makes it sit together properly. This has been tinkered with a couple of times for only a limited benefit so I wonder if it's not worth replacing the whole winder, cable and other bits in between. Obviously I defer to the experts though. The second shutter's problem is more minor, and similar to the second part of the previous problem. Namely, it doesn't sit each little section together to keep out the light. It winds up and down (occasionally getting jammed) but doesn't close all the way. I have also been unable to rectify this using the method employed for the other shutter - that is going outside, lifting then dropping the whole thing. That was all very long winded but hopefully explained it in enough detail.

Two of my shutters have been not working correctly for some time now. Both are the same size (900mm wide x 2100mm high - this is the edge of frame on the side and top of shutter box to bottom of... Two of my shutters have been not working correctly for some time now. Both are the same size (900mm wide x 2100mm high - this is the edge of frame on the side and top of shutter box to bottom of frame). One doesn't wind up or down without getting seemingly jammed all the time. Opening it up inside (the house) to the small box with the cable usually gets it untangled but obviously this shouldn't need to be done all the time. Once it is untangled, it still doesn't 'drop' properly. What I mean by this is each section outside doesn't sit together like it's supposed to and not allow any light through. I then have to go outside and push the whole thing up a bit to get it to drop with more force which usually (but not always) makes it sit together properly. This has been tinkered with a couple of times for only a limited benefit so I wonder if it's not worth replacing the whole winder, cable and other bits in between. Obviously I defer to the experts though. The second shutter's problem is more minor, and similar to the second part of the previous problem. Namely, it doesn't sit each little section together to keep out the light. It winds up and down (occasionally getting jammed) but doesn't close all the way. I have also been unable to rectify this using the method employed for the other shutter - that is going outside, lifting then dropping the whole thing. That was all very long winded and probably scared anyone off but hopefully explained it in enough detail.

Two wind up roller shutter require attention. THe first is fairly straightforward as the winding cable has snapped and needs replacing. The second is a bit of a mystery. When it rains water gets... Two wind up roller shutter require attention. THe first is fairly straightforward as the winding cable has snapped and needs replacing. The second is a bit of a mystery. When it rains water gets into the winding box from a leak somewhere and drips out into the plasterboard inside. I have tried and failed to locate and plug where the water gets in, so over to the people who know what they are doing.

2 wind up roller shutters require repairs/maintenance. One appears to have a twisted cable which has resulted in it not being able to wind up. The other shutter leaks inside from the winding box... 2 wind up roller shutters require repairs/maintenance. One appears to have a twisted cable which has resulted in it not being able to wind up. The other shutter leaks inside from the winding box when it rains.

2 wind up roller shutters require repairs/maintenance. One appears to have a twisted cable which has resulted in it not being able to wind up. The other shutter leaks inside from the winding... 2 wind up roller shutters require repairs/maintenance. One appears to have a twisted cable which has resulted in it not being able to wind up. The other shutter leaks inside from the winding box when it rains.