Removal of shower screen AutoSleeper Ascot

I need to remove part or whole screen (to allow removal of blind cassette on window, for repair). on an Auto Sleeper Ascot Does anyone know how this is done?

Hi Gordon,   If you post in the welcome section you may get a reply .

regards

Mike

Thanks, but have sorted now.

Regards
Gordon

Gordon, my Windsor has a similar shower screen, I am interested in the method you used to remove it
thanks --- Mike

mike wrote:Gordon, my Windsor has a similar shower screen, I am interested in the method you used to remove it
thanks --- Mike

I wouldn't hold my breath for a response after the initial response to the OP!  

inspiredron wrote:

mike wrote:Gordon, my Windsor has a similar shower screen, I am interested in the method you used to remove it
thanks --- Mike

I wouldn't hold my breath for a response after the initial response to the OP!  

Which is taking us back to the old ground of manners & introductions.
Gordon leapt in with his first ever post, asking for assistance without so much as a please. Mike suggested politely that he should post an intro but he didn't and hasn't posted since saying that it was now fixed. 2 posts in all.

Some folk come on here to give and take, some just to take.

Frank

Have just returned home from hjoliday & checked this forum to see that some members not happy that I didn't use the welcome section first. Apologies, & have now done that.

Mike, to answer your question, by trial & error I found that if you move the bottom of the screen along to a drainage channel it can be directed out of the guide channel & moved far enough along to expose the edge of the blind cassette. If some of the white joining clips come out of top or bottom while doing so they can be re-inserted when guiding the screen back into its channel. Hope that makes sense!

Gordon

Welcome back Gordon.

John.