Mantelmount Mm750 User manual

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Mantel

Mount®

MM750

Installation

Instructions

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS -SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Please read

this

entire

manual before you begin.

Do

not

unpack

any

contents

until

you

verify

all requirements on

PAGE

3.

If

you have any questions,

visit

ManteiMount.com

or

call

(800)-897-9755.

A WARNING!

This product contains small parts

that

can be a

choking hazard.

Do

not

let

children play

with

any

of

these small parts! Keep children away

from

the

work

area during installation.

A WARNING!

Do

not

let

small children operate, pull on,

or

hang from

ManteiMount.

Do

not

operate ManteiMount when anyone is

near

or

behind the

mount.

ManteiMount is very strong and

can

result in crushing injuries.

A WARNING!

ManteiMount

must

be installed

to

a wall

or

structure

that

is able

to

hold five

times

the

combined

weight

of

all equipment.

If

you are unsure about

your

structure,

a contractor

must

evaluate

your

installation.

A WARNING!

Exceeding

the

weight

capacity can result in

serious personal

injury

or

damage

to

equipment!

The combined

weight

of

all components

must

not

exceed 110 lbs

(50

kg).

IMPORTANT:

ManteiMount has

three

different

adjustments

that

must

be made

after

the installation is

complete in

order

to

operate properly.

The side-to-side swivel stops are

adjusted

with

two

screws and

locknuts so

that

the

TV

does

not

swivel into the mantel.

Tilt

is removed with one screw

inside

the

swivel mechanism. The

TV

should always be vertically

parallel

to

the wall

The bottom travel stop is adjusted

with

two

screws and locknuts so

the

TV

and

mount

do

not

lower

all

the

way

into

the

mantel.

..

...

..

·

..

A

CAUTION:

This product is intended

to

be installed by

professional installation contractors,

or

persons

familiar

with

the

tools and methods required

for

this

installation.

If

you are

not

sure about

your

ability

to

perform this installation, you

must

contact a professional. ManteiMount is

not

responsible

for

damage

or

injury

caused

by

incorrect installation

or

improper

use.

A

CAUTION:

Do

not

use

this

product in any way,

or

for

any

purpose,

that

is

not

specifically described in these

instructions. ManteiMount is

not

responsible

for

damage

or

injury

caused by incorrect installation

or

improper use.

U.S. Pat. No.

8,864,092

ManteiMount MM750 www.ManteiMount.com

PAGE

1

Required

Tools

10-14mm

Before you begin, please

verify

that

all components are included and undamaged.

If

any

parts

are

missing

or

damaged,

contact

ManteiMount. Never proceed

with

missing

or

damaged parts!

Lay

out

all components and make sure you identify

that

each one has a match in

the

diagram.

Some

of

the

parts included will

not

be used during installation. Do

not

proceed

if

you do

not

understand and identify all

of

the

components.

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x4

M5x12

~

{02}

x4

M5x30

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{04}

x4

{OS}

x4

M6x16 M6x30

~~

{07}

x4

{08}

x4

M8x15 M8x25

{03}

x4

M5x40

M6x40

{09}

x4

M8x45

{14}

x2

Anchor

@

{1

0}

x4

MS-M6

@

{11}

x12

M8

{12}

x8

Spacer

{18}xs

M6x12

{19}

x4

M6x40

{16}

x4

LocknutM6

@180

{20}

x8

M8x16

{17}

x4

LocknutM8

,

~

,.,

~

--

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--

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{27}

x21

Vertical •

Bra

ce

,

{28}

x2

Bra

ce

Ex

tender

PAGE

2

{15}

x8

CableTies

{21}

x4

Stud Bracket

{31} x2

Horizontal

Brace

{29}

xl

Horizont

al

Br

ace,TV

{26}

xl

TV

Fr

a

me

{56}

xl

Center

Handle

{30}

xl

Lift

Hou

s

in

g

ManteiMount

MM750

Please

verify

that

your

installation

meets

all

of

these

CRITICAL

requirements:

A

c

E

ManteiMount is designed

for

use

only

with

decorative

fireplaces

that

are

not

the

primary

heat source

for

a

house. Temperature

at

the

front

edge

of

mantle should

never exceed

110°

F.

Mantle

must

not

extend

from

mounting

surface

more

than

19

inches

(22

inches

for

non-recessed

installations). ManteiMount can

not

extend past a mantel

larger

than

19 inches. Larger mantels will also reduce

the

amount

of

side-to

-side swivel.

19 inches

MAXIMUM

B

D

Wall

must

be WOOD STUD

FRAME

only. There

must

be

at

least 2 studs available

for

mounting. Wall covering

must

not

exceed

5/8

inch thick.

For

other

types

of

walls

or

other

types

of

installations

please visit

the

FAQ

section

at

www.ManteiMount.com.

TELEVISION REQUIREMENTS:

1.

Weight

must

be

below 110 pounds

(56

Kg).

2. Screen size larger

than

50 diagonal inches.

3. Mounting screw holes

are

VESA

compliant.

For non-vESA hole patterns, please

visit

the

FAQ section

at

www

.ManteiMount.com.

/

larger

than

50"

/

VESA

.

Width:200-

600mm

Height: 1

00-600mm

Note:

This is

not

an installation step,

only

a verification.

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-

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--

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Do

not

use these dimensions

during

installation.

The space above

the

mantl

e

must

be

taller

than

the

TV.

The required space

depends on

how

far

out

th

e

mantle

extends. Refer

to

cha

rt

below and add this

additional

height

to

the

TV

height

to

determine

if

space is tall enough.

If

mantle

ext

ends: This is required space height:

Le

ss

than

10

inches TV

height

plus 6 inches

10 -

14

inches TV height plus 8 inches

14

-

16

inches TV

height

plus 10 inches

16

-

19

inches TV

height

plus 15 inches

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PAGE 3

0 Use a Vertical Brace

{27}

to

determine

if

your

television

is a

flat

back

or

an

irregular

back.

An

irregular

back will

require spacers and

longer

screws

to

fill any spaces

between

the

Vertical Brace and

the

TV.

The Braces

must

be parallel

to

your

television screen.

Flat Back Irregular Back Irregular Back

(Recessed

Threads)

ePossible Screw Combinations shown

with

maximum

spacer usage

(if

spacers are required).

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4

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6 Choose

the

correct screw

diameter

and length

for

the

TV.

V Hand-thread screw combination into

the

TV

to

ensure

there

is

adequate thread

engagement

without

hitting

the

bottom

of

tt:lreaded insert.

Use

only

minimum

amount

of

spacers

(if

required).

Must leave a gap

in

threaded

TV

.

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7-1?

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m1mmum

engagement

A CAUTION:

Do

Not use screws

that

are too long

for

the

threaded

inserts

of

Television. This can

damage

internal components.

0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The Vertical Braces

{27}

are

a fixed distance

higher

than

the

bottom

of

the

Lift Housing

Frame

{30}.

This relationship can be used

to

calculate

most

mounting

situations such as centering

the

TV in an

alcove

or

mounting

the

TV

at

a specific

height

on

the

wall.

If

you measure

the

distance

from

the

bottom

of

your

TV

(or

Sound Bar)

to

the

bottom

of

the

Vertical Braces

{27}

(see:

page 5) you will automaticatly

know

·

the

,

distance

from

the

bottom

of

your

TV

to

the

bottom

of

the

Lift Housing

{30}.

You

can use this

information

to

install

the

Lift Housing on

the

wall in

order

to

locate

your

TV

to

any specific

height

you desire.

Example:

If

the

Vertical Braces are

attached

10

inches

from

the

bottom

of

the

TV,

then

the

bottom

of

the

cutout

opening

should be 4 inches

higher

than where you

want

the

bottom

edge

of

the TV on

the

wall

(10"-

6"

=

4").

,

If

you are installing above a

mantel,

then

your

installation

must

still have

the

additional clearance

for

downward

motion

stated in

the

chart

in Step 9.

7.5

INCHES

to

Flange edge

6

INCHES

to

housing

)

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or

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ManteiMount MM750

ft

The Vertical Braces

{27}

are always mounted

higher

than

V the

bottom

of

the

TV.

However,

the

Brace Extenders

{28}

will be mounted one

of

two

ways:

Without

a

Sound

Bar

-The Brace Extenders are

installed

within

a few inches

above

the

bottom

of

the

TV.

With

a

Sound

Bar

-The Brace Extenders are installed

below

the

TV

with

enough

room

to

install

the

Sound Bar

onto

the

Horizontal Brace

{29}.

Vertical

Braces:

Always higher

than

the

bottom

of

the

TV

-----------

--

- ®

{27}

Without 1

Sound

Bar:

J.

_

Extenders are -t

1

or

2 inches

abovetheTV

0

{28}

With

Sound

Bar:

Extenders are

a

few

inches

-t-

belowtheTV

A Attach

the

TV Horizontal Brace

{29}

to

the

Extenders

{28}.

V

Use

the

Vertical Braces

to

align

the

Extenders.

-t-

Attach

the

Extenders

to

the

Vertical Braces

{27}.

Attach

the

Center Handle

{56},

making sure

the

Handle is

within one inch from

the

bottom

of

the

TV.

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{18}

1 inch

MA

X (

2S

mm)

ManteiMount MM750

A Attach

the

Vertical Braces

{27}

to

the

TV so

the

bottoms

of

V

the

Vertical Braces are

at

least seven inches

higher

than

the

bottom

of

the

TV.

If

the

holes on

the

TV are

lower

than the braces, install

the

lower screws

through

the

Brace Extenders

{28}

using

the

included Spacers

{12}.

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to

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A Measure

the

distance

from

the

bottom

of

the

Vertical

W Braces

{27}

(not

the

Extenders)

to

the

bottom

of

television

or

Sound Bar

(not

the

Center Handle).

Write

down

this

distance

to

use

in

Step

9.

.,

1.Bottom

of

"'

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Brace

tBottom

ofTV

Use

this distance in Step 9

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1.Bottom

of

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Brace

PAGE 5

Determine

the

Vertical

Position

of

the

Housing:

This image

at

right

shows

that

the

further

out

a

mantle

extends,

the

more

it

will

interfere

with

the

arc

of

the

lowering

TV.

The

chart

below gives clearance

heights·

from

the

bottom

of

the

TV.

to

the

top

of

various mantel sizes.

However,

the

MM750 Lift Housing

{30}

is

often located even

higher

on

the

wall

than

the

TV.

To

locate

the

TV so

it

has enough clearance and

doesn't

hit

the

mantel, you will need

to

know

how

much

higher

the

Housing is

than

the

bottom

of

the

TV.

Then you can locate

the

Housing on

the

wall.

NOTE:

If

there

is extra space available, due

to

a high ceiling

for

example, then

these heights are only

minimum

requirements.

If

mantle

extends:

Less than

10

inches

10

-

14

inches

14

-

16

inches

16-

19

inches

Required Clearance:

Add 5 inches

Add 7 inches

Add 9 inches

Add 14 inches

MEASURE

THIS

DISTANCE

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, (with

or

without

soundbar) /

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see:

Step 8

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result will be

the

correct

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above the mantel

to

install the

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PAGE 6

Mant

eiMount MM750

Installation Options: Surface Mount

SURFACE

MOUNT (non-recessed) installation using Horizontal Braces

{31}

to

attach

to

existing wall studs, on

top

of

existing drywall.

The Horizontal Braces can reach studs

that

are up

to

34 inches

(875mm)

apart. They attach flush

to

the

back

of

the

Lift Housing

{30}.

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SURFACE

MOUNT (non-recessed) installation

onto

stone

or

concrete walls using

the

six holes in

the

back

of

the Lift Housing

{30}.

The wall

must

be solid stone

or

concrete

that

can hold

five

times

the

weight

of

all combined equipment. This

surface

must

not

be a facade

or

non-structural

material.

Use concrete anchors

(not

included)

to

attach

the

Lift

Housing

to

the

surface.

Concrete Anchoring Hardware

Not

Included

Installation Options: Recessed using Horizontal Braces

{31}

RECESSED

installation using

the

Horizontal Braces

{31}

to

attach

to

existing wall studs:

The Horizontal Braces attach

to

the

flange on

the

front

of

the

Lift Housing

{30}.

The Braces can be located

off-center

to

the Housing,

if

needed,

to

reach

the

nearest stud.

Use

the

included Template

to

mark

the

location

to

cut

the

drywall.

This installation is

easiest when

there

is

no

center

stud

that

needs

to

be

cut

to

make room.

Paintable Wall Covers

{25}

can be snapped onto

the

Horizontal Braces.

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PAGE

7

Installation

Options: Recessed using

2x4

Stud Brackets

{21}

MM750 includes brackets

that

make

it

easier

to

install horizontal

pieces

of

2x4 bracing inside

the

wall. This is because all

of

the

attachment

holes in

the

Brackets can be reached

for

drilling

and

screwing

simply

by

reaching

through

the

opening

that

is

cut

for

the

Lift

Housing

{30},

see FIG.

A.

When wall studs

are

far

apart,

or

when

a

center

stud needs

to

be

cut,

or

when

the

cleanest look is desired, sections

of

horizontal

2x4

can be installed

through

the

cutout.

They provide a solid

structure

for

the

mount

without

the

need

for

the

Horizontal

Braces

{31}.

The

mount

is attached

with

Lag Bolts

through

the

holes in

the

front

flange

of

the

Lift

Housing

{30}

.

The

Stud

Brackets can be attached

with

lag bolts,

or

bolts

with

nuts

and washers. The hardware

to

attach

the

Stud Brackets is

not

included.

FIG. A

(view

from

inside

the

wall) FIG. B

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Shown

(view

from

inside

the

wall)

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Cutting a

Center

Stud:

When

cutting

a

center

stud, measure

1.5"

above and below

the

template

mark

before

the

opening is

cut

out.

The

drywall

will hold

the

stud

in place while

it

is

cut.

Plunge

cut

through

the

stud

at

both locations and

attach

the

cut

ends

to

the

cross bracing when

they

are installed, see FIG.

C.

{21}

Stud

Bracket

PAGE

8

Note:

If

the

Bracket

is

near

the

cutout

opening,

make

sure

to

orient

the

attaching

hardware

away

from

the

opening so

they

do

not

interfere

with

the

Lift

Housing

{30}.

This

hardware

is

attached before

the

braces are

installed

into

the

wall, see FIG.

B.

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FIG. C

(view

facing

the

wall)

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Marking

the

Location

for

the

Lift Housing {30}

Use

the

Template

to

mark

the

location

of

the

Housing

according

to

the

height

from

step

9. Make sure

the

Template is level and centered. ManteiMount is located in

the same

spot

for

all installations.

If

you are surface

mounting,

you will only need

to

mark

the corners,

but

for

recess

mounting

you will trace

the

entire

template

to

cut

out

the

drywall.

Distance

from

mantel

to

opening

from

Step 9

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THIS

STEP

REQUIRES

TWO

PEOPLE

Pull

the

Safety Braces

out

to

the

ready position as shown.

You

might

need

to

flex

them

over

the

screws. Do

not

bend

the

Safety Braces.

Firmly and slowly pull down

the

Arm

until

the Lifting Mechanism is in a

horizontal position. The second person

must

swing

the

Safety Braces

upward until

they

grab

the

cross

member

of

th

e Upper

Arm

.

The Lifting Mechanism should

stay

at

a horizontal posi

tion.

ManteiMount MM750

Install

the

Lift Housing {30}

Locate, Mark, and Pre-Drill Studs in

the

Wall. All holes

must

be pre-drilled

with

7

/32"

drill

bit

to

a depth

of

2.5

inches

(65mm)

including wall covering. Note: Wall covering

(drywall)

must

not

exceed

5/8"

thickness.

Install

the

Lift Housing

to

the

wall using one

of

the

options

previously described.

0

.A.

cAUTION:

Do

Not

overtighten Lag Bolts

{13}.

Tighten only

until

the

washers are

firmly

against

the

Housing. Damage due

to

overtightening can cause property damage

or

injury.

DO

NOT

damage

or

scratch

the

rods

of

the

Gas Springs!

PAGE 9

eAwARNING:

DO

NOT

put

hands into Lifting Mechanism while operating

the

mount. Severe

Injury

can

occur

due

to

pinching

or

crushing. Always use the Safety Braces when working

near

or

inside ManteiMount.

ONLY

WITH

SAFETY BRACES

IN

PLACE!

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THIS

STEP

REQUIRES

TWO

PEOPLE

Carefully hang

the

Television

onto

the

TV Frame

making

sure

that

both hooks on

the

Vertical

Braces

{27}

engage

the

TV Frame.

DO

NOT

allow

the

Television

to

drop

far

enough

to

cause

the

Lifting Mechanism

to

hit

the

mantle.

ManteiMount comes pre-adjusted

to

reduce

the

possibility

of

contacting

the

mantle,

but

you

should always be prepared

to

remove

the

television

at

this

stage

to

make

the

proper

correction.

If

the

Lift Housing

{30}

appears

to

be

too

close

to

the

mantle, remove television. Go

to

STEP

17

and make an

adjustment

to

the

Bottom

Stop

position. Repeat this process

until

the

Lifting

Mechanism is a safe distance

from

the

mantle

when the TV is installed.

Some

older

TVs are

not

weight balanced.

If

the

TV is much heavier on one side, slide

the

TV

slightly

sideways

to

balance and level

the

TV.

Attach with 4 Screws

{18}.

PAGE

10

Install

the

TV Frame

{26}

using 4 Screws

{20}

and

Washers

{11}.

These screws can also be used

to

fine

tune

level

th~

TV.

Always

remember

to

tighten.

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MM750

Adjusting

for

Television

weight:

With Safety Braces in place, use a socket

wrench with an extension

to

adjust

the

long bolts inside

the

Lift Housing

{30}.

Take

turns adjusting each side so

they

stay relatively even with each other.

Turn

the

bolts clockwise (AS

SHOWN

BELOW)

to

pull

the

Gas Springs down and

increase

the

lifting force

for

heavy TVs,

or

turn counter-clockwise

for

lighter

TVs.

This

adjustment

can take several turns. Reference

the

sticker scale on each side

for

the

weight

of

the

TV.

Each

scale represents

the

TOTAL

WEIGHT

of

the

TV.

Adjust

the

bolt until

the

TV

gently stays

in

the lowered position. When

the

mount

moves with a neutral feel within

the

Safety Braces, un-latch

the

Safety Braces and

check the

mount

operation

throughout

the

full range

of

motion.

(TV and some components are

not

shown

in

these images

for

clarity.)

Safety

Braces

Locked

~

Align the

TOP

of

the block

with the desired weight

Verify

the

proper

lifting

performance:

Adjust

each

side

evenly

Clockwise for heavyTVs

ManteiMount MM750

ManteiMount lifting force

is

designed

to

keep

the

TV

securely in

the

up position while also allowing

the TV

to

gently

rest

in

the

down position. See

the

diagram below

for

the

correct lifting adjustment.

Neutral in the

MID positions

Strongest in the

------.

UP

position

Weakest

in

the

Bottom position

PAGE

11

Adjusting the Hard Stops

for

Range

of

Motion:

Adjusting

the

Bottom

Stop

Position:

Loosen

the

Locknuts and 'adjust

the Bottom Stop screws

to

the

desired stopping position.

There are

two

screws underneath

the Lifting Mechanism. Turn these

screws inward until

they

tighten

at

the desired lower position.

Tighten both locknuts

after

the

adjustments are made.

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the

up position and

parallel

to

the

wall.

If

the

TV

is tilted slightly downward,

back

out

the adjustment screw slightly as shown.

Tighten the locknut after

the

adjustment

is made.

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Adjusting

the

Side

Swivel

Stop

~

Positions:

Loosen

the

Locknuts and adjust

the

Swivel Stop screws

to

the desired

stopping positions, both

left

and

right. ·

Tighten both locknuts

after

the

adjustments are made.

Note:

If

no swivel is desired,

it

may

be

necessary

to

remove the locknuts

and re-attach them on the other side

of

the

Swivel Bracket so

that

the

Screws can

be

threaded

out

to

their

maximum length.

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Attaching

Cables:

If

cables are attached using the Anchors

{14},

ensure

that

cables are

not

near the pinchingcarea

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and

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of

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{15}

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for

the

signal cables.

Each

segment

of

the

cables

W

has extra length so

that

the

cables are

not

stressed

or

kinked when

the

mount

is moved.

Ensure

that

cables do

not

get

pinched between brackets when

the

mount

is raised.

A

CAUTION:

Never release

the

handle before

it

is fully upright.

ManteiMount is strongest in

the

top position, and

allowing

it

to

slam closed can damage televisions.

Always control

the

lifting process.

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CAUTION:

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play around

or

operate ManteiMount. Property damage

or

personal

injury

can occur.

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the

TV

as

it

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rai

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d

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e

upp

er

po

si

tion

to

prevent rotation

into

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ty

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th

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mount

sa

fe

ly

in

th

e

down

position

to

work

behind

the

TV

during

installation

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S

olid

shafts

with

polymer

bushings

at

each

pivot

point

provide sile

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to

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Full ManufacturerWarranty:

Mantel

Mount

will

replace

or

repair any

product

or

part

that

proves defective due

to

improp

er workmanship

or

material during

the

warranty period.

Visitwww.ManteiMount.c

om

for details.

This Installation Manual

is

available

for

download

as

a

PDF

document

at www.ManteiMount.com. The

PDF

version can be

used

to

see

larger images

or

to

zoom in for much greaterdetail.

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16

U.S. Pat. No.

8,864,092

01Jan2018

MantleMount

MM750

MantelMount MM750 User manual

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