User manual SANUS VISIONMOUNT FLAT PANEL WALL MOUNT-VMPL2

[. . . ] Replacement parts for Sanus products purchased through authorized dealers will be shipped directly to you. Do not use this product for any purpose that is not explicitly specified by Sanus Systems. [. . . ] Make sure these holes are level and there is at least 6" between any two holes. Make sure the anchor is seated completely flush with the concrete surface even if there is a layer of drywall or other material in front. A u Step 2: Select the Appropriate Hardware for your television Always make sure the television is unplugged before threading any bolt into the back panel!Thread bolts carefully into your television by hand before tightening. If you are unable to find appropriate hardware for your television, consult a local hardware store or call Sanus Systems. Locate the threaded inserts on the back of your flat panel television and determine which of the provided Bolts is the correct diameter. To test each diameter, thread the Bolts carefully into your television by hand until you find the diameter that correctly fits. Televisions with a flat back will require one of the shorter Bolts without a spacer. Some televisions have a curved back or have recessed threaded inserts. This may require a longer Bolt along with a Spacer placed between the television and the Monitor Bracket. Once you have the correct bolt picked out, you can follow the diagrams below to see what additional hardware you will need to mount the Monitor Brackets (c) to your television. For a television with a flat back, see Step 3 for installation instructions. For a television that has a back with recessed threaded inserts see Step 5. Step 3: Attaching the Monitor Brackets to a TV with a flat back WARNING: DO NOT LAY THE TELEVISION FACE DOWN ON THE GLASS, lean it up against a wall or other solid surface! [. . . ] Step 7: Hang the TV onto the Wall Plate: First hook the Monitor Brackets (c) over the top of the Wall Plate (a), then let the bottom of the Monitor Brackets rotate in under the bottom of the Wall Plate. This process is shown with the flat mount option in Diagram 7a, and with the 5 degree tilt option in Diagram 7b. [. . . ]