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WARNING!2. Do no lay at panel TV face down;
cover its surface with a towel or other soft
material and tilt it against the wall or another solid
surface.
WARNING!3. Some Flat Panel TVs are heavy; two
people may be needed to lift and support the TV
while it is being attached to the TV Bracket.
Locate the mounting holes on back of TV and 4.
select mounting Screws (3-6) that t properly.
NOTE: If you do not nd the appropriate-sized
Screws, refer to TV owners manual or contact TV
manufacturer. Thread the Screws (3, 4, 5 or 6)
through the Square Pads (8), the Support Arms
(2), Spacers (7) and into the mounting holes in
the back of TV panel. See Figure 4, below.
NOTE: 5. The wide part of the Spacers rest against
the Support Arms.
Carry TV to mounted Bracket and lower onto 6.
Cross Bars, making sure the four tabs of the
mounts are hooked onto the top of Cross Bars
and that TV is centered. See Figure 5.
Tighten the two clamping screws leaving about 7.
an eight of an inch space. See Figure 6.
To adjust the TV angle, back off the two nuts at 8.
the Support Arm hinges by one turn. Back off
the two angle-adjusting screws located at the
sides of the Support Arms until end of the screw
threads are almost ush with the other side of the
Support Arms. See Figure 7.
CAUTION: 9. Make sure that the end of the screws
does not come out of the Support Arms.
Tilt the TV to the desired angle (four approximate 10.
adjustment positions = 0°, 3°, 7° and 12°).
Tighten the Angle-adjusting screws all the way to
lock the angle position.
Figure 4
Support
Arms (2)
Screws (3-6)
Square Pad (8)
Spacer (7)
TV Panel
Figure 5
Cross Bars
Figure 6
Clamping
Screw
Angle Adjusting
Screw
Angle Adjusting
Screw
Figure 7