Nexus 21 L-23S User manual

TV Lift System Model L-23S
Installation Instructions

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Contact: [email protected]
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Revised: 6/23/15
Below is a parts list describing all of the items included with the Model L-23S Lift System. Before
beginning assembly and installation, please make sure that you have all items included on the list. If
any parts are missing or damaged, please contact Nexus 21. Our contact information is shown at the
top of this page.
Parts List
1. Lift Column 2. Base Mount 3. Bayonet Bracket
(22” x 4”) (7” x 3 ½”) (8” x 5 ¼”)
4. Monitor Adapter Plate 5. Monitor Hanger 6. Control Box
(8 ½” x 8 ½”) (9 ¼” x 15” x 2”) (10 ½” x 3 ¾” x 1 ½”)
7. Top Plate
(15” x 4”)

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Parts List, continued
Swivel Parts
9. Swivel Assembly 10. Interface Cable
Cables
Motor Cable –Black cable with white, six-pin plugs. Use this cable to connect the Lift Column to the Control Box
(using slot #1 on the Control Box). Six feet long.
Power Cable –Connects Control Box to power outlet. Three feet long.
RF Cable (only present if you ordered the RF version of the Lift System) –Use to connect the RF Receiver to the
Control Box. Ends have telephone-style connectors. One foot long.
TIP: You may want to install a power strip (not included) in the bottom of your cabinet to plug in the Lift System Control Box, TV and any
other components in the cabinet.
Hardware
11. Two (2) -- 1 ½” x ¼” diameter Steel Threaded Taper Pins
12. Four (4) -- #8 x ¾” Flat Head Wood Screws
13. Four (4) -- 6mm x 12mm Flat Head Machine Screws
14. Four (4) -- 6mm Hex Nyloc Nuts
15. One (1) –Bag of Assorted TV Mounting Screws
16. Two (2) -- #10 x 1 ¾” Flat Head Wood Screws.
17. Four (4) -- #10 x ¾” Truss Head Wood Screws
18. Four (4) -- 6mm x 20mm Flat Head Machine Screws
Swivel Pak
19. Four (4) -- 3/8”Nylon Spacers
20. Eight (8) -- ¼” Flat Washers
21. Four (4) -- 6mm x 12mm Flat Head Machine Screws
22. Four (4) -- #10 x 1” Truss Head Wood Screws
Items that are included, but not shown in Exploded View diagram on Supplemental Page A:
RF Controls or IR Controls (see explanation on page 5)
Four (4) -- Wire Management Clips
One (1) -- Allen Wrench –4mm
One (1) -- “Snakeskin” Wire Management Sleeve –3 feet long
Four (4) -- Velcro end Ties, for use with Wire Management Snakeskin
Four (4) -- Plastic Ties, also for use with Wire Management Snakeskin
Four (4) -- Lid Catch Brackets w/ (8) #10 x ¾” THWS
Wire Management
The Lift System has no exposed gears or moving parts that can damage your
wires, so wire management is simple. We have included a three-foot long
“SNAKESKIN” sleeve, which is a state-of-the-art wire bundling and protection
system (the sleeve can be cut shorter if you wish). The System also includes 4
Velcro end ties and 4 plastic ties. Use the Velcro ties at the ends of the
SNAKESKIN, to close the ends of the sleeve and to keep the wires together
inside it. Use the plastic ties to fasten the cable bundle in a fixed position, so it
moves up and down with the lift and does not bind.
(with Switch Cable attached)

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SAFETY INFORMATION
SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE CAN RESULT FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION
OR ASSEMBLY. READ THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS BEFORE BEGINNING:
WARNINGS:
1. Do not use this product for any application other than those specified by Nexus 21.
2. Do not exceed the weight capacity. This can result in serious personal injury or damage to the equipment. It is the installer’s
responsibility to ensure that the total combined weight of all attached components does not exceed that of the maximum
figure stated.
3. Follow all technical specifications and instructions during the installation.
4. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
5. Close supervision is necessary when this system is being used by, or near, children, or disabled persons.
6. It is the responsibility of the installer to warn all potential users of the dangers of interfering with the mechanism during
operation.
7. Read all technical instructions fully before installation and use. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that all
documentation is passed on the users and read fully before operation.
8. Failure to provide adequate structural strengthening, prior to installation can result in serious personal injury or damage to
the equipment. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure the structure to which the Lift System is affixed can support four
times the weight of the system.
9. Risk of electric shock. Do not attempt to open the Control Box.
10. To reduce risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose parts to rain or other liquids.
11. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched.
12. Keep all documentation.
13. Heed all warnings.
14. Clean only with a dry cloth.
15. Refer all service questions to Nexus 21 if the system does not operate normally.
Nexus 21 disclaims any liability for modifications, improper installations, or installations over the specified weight range. Nexus 21 will not be liable for
any damages arising out of the use of, or inability to use, Nexus 21 products. Nexus 21 bears no responsibility for incidental or consequential damages.
This includes, but is not limited to, any labor charges for the servicing of Nexus 21 products performed by anyone other than Nexus 21.
Nexus 21 intends to make this and all documentation as accurate as possible. However, Nexus 21 makes no claim that the information contained herein
covers all details, conditions or variations, nor does it provide for every possible contingency in connection with the installation or use of this product. The
information contained in this document is subject to change without prior notice or obligation of any kind. Nexus 21 makes no representation of warranty,
expressed or implied, regarding the information contained herein. Nexus 21 assumes no responsibility for accuracy, completeness or sufficiency of the
information contained in this document.
CABINET LID HAZARD
TV HAZARD
CAUTION: Avoid contact with the TV and Lift System during
operation. Use with caution.
CAUTION: The cabinet lid must be installed as described in the
instructions, using the Steel Threaded Tapered Pins. Installing
the cabinet lid in any other fashion will create hazardous pinch
points that can cause serious personal injury.

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Types of Controls for Nexus 21 Lift Systems
All Nexus 21 Lift Systems come standard with a wireless remote control and receiver. We offer a choice of two different
type of remotes: IR and RF (both of which are explained in detail below). Our standard control type is RF, so unless you
specifically requested the IR version when you made your purchase, you probably received the RF controls with this Lift
System. The method of installation for each type of remote control is slightly different, so you should now identify which
type of remote you have by reading below, and then follow the instructions for that type of remote.
NOTE: If you will be using the Lift with a home control system (like the ones made by companies such as Crestron or Control
4) the most common form of control is to WIRE IT DIRECTLY to the relays of your home control system. This direct-wire
method is called Integration by Contact Closure, and is accomplished by using the Backup Control Switch (Height Limit
Switch) that was supplied with the Lift System to connect the Lift to the control unit from your home control system.
Before You Begin the Installation: Identify Your Control Type
IR (Infrared) –This control option allows you to utilize a 3rd party universal style remote control to raise and lower the
TV Lift. Your universal remote will “learn” the IR codes from the provided IR Handset, which will enable you to control the
lift. The universal remote will then communicate with the “eye” located on the IR Receiver via your 3rd party emitter (or
flasher). Instructions for mounting the IR controls are on page 10. Instructions for setting the TV Lift’s travel limit are on
Supplemental Page B.
NOTE: If you are NOT planning on using a 3rd party Universal Remote, switch to the RF setup. (There is no charge for swapping)
These are the parts included with IR controls:
Contact Closure Hardware IR Receiver IR Handset Height Limit Insert
RF (Radio Frequency) - This system utilizes a wireless remote control handset that sends a radio signal to the RF
Receiver. The radio signal can go through cabinet walls and does not require line-of-sight. Instructions for mounting the
RF controls are on page 11. Instructions for setting the Lift System travel limit are on Supplemental Page B.
TIP: Planning to integrate the TV Lift with your UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL? The RF version of the Nexus 21 controls won’t do
it. Switch to IR.
These are the parts included with RF controls:
Backup Switch RF Receiver RF Handset Height Limit Insert
Integration by Contact Closure –To direct-wire the TV Lift controls to a home control system (Crestron, Control 4,
AMX, etc.) you will use the Back-up Control Switch (Height Limit Switch). You won’t use any Nexus 21 receiver or handset
for this type of control because you will use the handset or control pad that comes with your home control system.
Instructions for setting up the System using Contact Closure are on “Supplemental Page C”.
Assembly and Mounting –Things to Think About First

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SAFETY NOTICE:
For proper support, the Lift System MUST NOT be attached to any material that is less than ¾” thick. This applies to BOTH the back
and bottom mounting points.
The Lift Column is ONLY designed and rated for VERTICAL, NON-INVERTED USE. DO NOT MOUNT THIS LIFT SYSTEM UPSIDE DOWN
or SIDEWAYS (HORIZONTALLY, AS IN A LATERAL MOUNT)!
TIP: Inverted (drop down) lift systems are available from Nexus 21. Contact Customer Service at [phone].
Space requirements for the L-23S Lift System are as follows:
Depth= TV depth + 5.4”
Height = 24.1”minimum
Width= TV Width + 2”
IMPORTANT NOTE: The Lift System must be mounted as high up as possible inside the cabinet, so that when the Lift is in the fully “DOWN”
position (fully retracted), the top of the TV will be just underneath the lid of the cabinet.
Lift System height and mounting position:
When fully assembled, the HEIGHT of the Lift will be 24.1”. If the inside height of your cabinet is taller than this, you will
need to mount the Lift higher up inside the cabinet.
TIP: If you need to mount the lift higher up inside the cabinet, you can cut a wood block or mount a small shelf inside the cabinet for the lift
column to sit on. Keep in mind that the “Bayonet Bracket” (part #3) will bear most of the weight.
About the Cabinet Lid (Cabinet Top)
SAFETY NOTICE:
WARNING! YOU MUST NOT DIRECTLY SCREW THE CABINET LID (TOP) TO THE LIFT SYSTEM!! THIS CREATES HAZARDOUS
“PINCH POINTS” AND MAY AFFECT THE OPERATION OF THE LIFT OR CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE CABINET TOP.
For floating lids, DO NOT USE SCREWS to attach the lid to the Lift System. Instead, use the “Threaded Taper Pins”. This
will keep the lid firmly in place, but will also allow it to separate from the lift system if anything (like a finger) gets in the way when
the TV lowers.
Which Lid Style Will You Use? (There are 2 Different Styles) –Hinged Lid is Not Compatible
Floating Lid (Floating Top) –The whole top of the cabinet sits on top of the Lift System and raises/lowers with the TV. This
is the standard installation method, using the Top Plate (part #7) and Threaded Taper Pins.
Cut-Out Floating Lid (Top)–You will “cut out” part of your cabinet top, customizing it to the size of your TV. That cut-out
lid then sits on top of the Lift System and raises/lowers with the TV. This method uses the Top Plate (part #7) and Threaded
Taper Pins, but you must set up a “catch” for the cut-out lid so that when the TV lowers, the lid stops level with the rest of
your cabinet top (like a manhole cover).
NOTE: There are several different methods for setting up the “catch”, but the hardware to do it is not
included with the Lift System because it is part of the cabinet. Hardware suggestions include: buy 4
small corner brackets and screw to underside of main top, with edges exposed to catch the corners of
the cut-out lid. The same thing can be accomplished with 1” x 1” “cleats”, which are strips of
hardwood, mounted underneath, with edges exposed to catch the lid.

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Assembly and Mounting Instructions –You Are Ready to Start
Please perform the following steps, in order:
Step 1: Inventory the Parts List. Carefully inspect all items, making sure you have everything shown in the
Parts List.
Step 2: Seat the “pigtail” cable properly on the top of the Lift Column. Take the Lift Column (Part #1) and
find the end with the short black cable (this cable is called the “pigtail”). This end will become the TOP of the
Lift Column. Before you begin to assemble the system, you must position the pigtail properly. Look at the top
edge of the Lift Column. You will see two square cut-out channels, notched into the steel, one on either side of
the pigtail. Choose one of the cut-outs (it does not matter which one), and seat the pigtail into the cut-out,
using the rubber gasket attached to the cable.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If the pigtail cable is not properly seated, it may be damaged when you attach the monitor hanger (part #5), causing
loss of power to the lift column.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The pigtail now hangs over one side of the Lift Column. From this point forward, that side will be referred to as the
“Front” of the Lift Column.
BEFORE (pigtail is loose) AFTER (pigtail is properly seated)
Step 3: Attach the Base Mount to the Bottom of the
Lift Column. Find the Base Mount (Part #2). Using the
small Allen wrench and four of the 6mm x 20mm Flat
Head Machine Screws, attach the Base Mount to the
bottom of the Lift Column (the end with NO pigtail).
The Base Mount has 8 holes –use the 4 innermost
holes, which will align with the 4 threaded holes in the
bottom of the Lift Column. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN!

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Step 4: Attached the Bayonet bracket to the Lift Column. Slip the Bayonet Bracket into the welded
sleeves located on the side of the Lift Column. Make sure the position the Bayonet Bracket on the
opposite side of the pigtail cable. Level the Bayonet Bracket, as this will ensure the lift column is
square and level once placed inside
the cabinet.
Step 5: Attaching the Swivel Mechanism to the Lift Column:
Align the four screws on the bottom of the swivel mechanism
with the four holes on the top of the lift column. Once
aligned, place the provided allen wrench into the four non-
threaded holes to tighten all four screws. BE SURE THE
PIGTAIL ON THE TOP OF THE LIFT COLUMN IS PROPERLY
SEATED (FACING FORWARD) IN THE SQUARE CHANNEL (SEE
STEP #2) USING THE RUBBER GASKET ATTACHED TO THE
CABLE.

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Step 6: Position the TV Lift (with Bayonet Bracket attached) in the cabinet. Center the Lift within the
enclosure. You will need to mount the Lift Column at the proper height so that its top edge (the top of the
swivel) is ½” below where the cabinet lid will rest when the TV Lift is down position.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If the interior height of your cabinet
exceeds 24.75” then you will need to create a mounting
platform to raise the Lift System, so that the top of the Swivel
is within ½” of the underside of where the cabinet lid will rest
when the TV Lift is down. A small wood block can be used for
this purpose.
Step 7: Attach the Bayonet Bracket to the back of the cabinet. Using four (4) of the #10 x 1” Truss Head
Wood Screws (THWS) and 3/8” spacers (both found in bag labeled “Swivel Pak”), attach the Bayonet Bracket to
the back of the cabinet as indicated by the mounting holes. Place the 3/8” spacers between the Bayonet
Bracket and back wall of the cabinet.
Step 8: Attach the Base Mount to the bottom of the cabinet
using four (4) #10 x ¾” Truss Head Wood Screws (THWS).
Level the Lift Column from front-to-back before attaching.
Step 9: Connect the cables for IR Controls as noted on the diagram on the following page, or on page 12 for
RF Controls. Ensure that the motor cable is connected to port #1. The lift will not operate if motor the cable is
connected to ports #2 or #3.

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IF YOU HAVE IR CONTROLS, USE THIS DIAGRAM (for RF Controls, see the following page)
Once you have connected the controls, test the Lift Column as follows:
First, you need to “initialize” the Lift System. If you have already raised the Lift Column, lower it again, since this step must be performed
in the “down” position. Find the Backup Control Switch, which has two triangle-shaped buttons - an UP (with raised dot) and a DOWN.
Press the DOWN button and HOLD IT DOWN for approximately 5 seconds. You should see a slight movement in the Lift Column. If you
do not see the movement, release the Down button, and repeat the process - press and hold the Down button again for 5 seconds. Once
you have seen the slight movement, the Lift System is now functional. Test it by pressing the Up button (no need to hold the Up button)
and the lift will go up. You may let it go to the top, or stop it at any time by pressing the Down button.

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IF YOU HAVE RF CONTROLS, USE THIS DIAGRAM (for IR Controls, see the previous page)
Once you have connected the controls, test the Lift Column as follows:
First, you need to “initialize” the Lift System. If you have already raised the Lift Column, lower it again, since this step must be performed
in the “down” position. Find the Height Limit Switch, which has two triangle-shaped buttons - an UP (with raised dot) and a DOWN. Press
the DOWN button and HOLD IT DOWN for approximately 5 seconds. You should see a slight movement in the Lift Column. If you do not
see the movement, release the Down button, and repeat the process - press and hold the Down button again for 5 seconds. Once you
have seen the slight movement, the Lift System is now functional. Test it by pressing the Up button (no need to hold the Up button) and
the lift will go up. You may let it go to the top, or stop it at any time by pressing the Down button.

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Step 10: Mount the Control Box and controls to the wall at a nearby accessible location: Using (2) #10 x 1 ¾”
FHWS mount the Control Box to the wall. Using (2) #8 x ¾” FHWS mount the Wired Back Up Switch. If you
ordered IR Controls, then you will use (2) #8 x ¾” FHWS to mount the IR Receiver. If you ordered RF Controls,
then you will use (2) #6 x ¾” FHWS to mount the RF Receiver.
It is Now Time to Mount Your TV
Step 11a: Place your TV on a flat surface with the
screen facing down. Locate the VESA mounting holes
on the back side of the TV. They will be in a square or
rectangular pattern, with threaded metal inserts.
NOTE: The standard Monitor Adapter Plate included
with your TV Lift can accommodate mounting patterns
of 75 x 75, 100 x 100, 200 x 200, and 200 x 100. If the
TV being used does not have one of these mounting
patterns please contact Product Support at 866-500-
5438 to receive a larger Monitor Adapter Plate.
Step 11b: Attach the Adapter Plate (Part #4) to the back of your TV. Align the Adapter Plate with the VESA
mounting holes on the back of your TV. Use a Phillips Screwdriver (not provided) to attach the adapter plate
to the VESA mounting holes using the appropriate size bolts, located in the Assorted TV Mounting Hardware.
NOTE: The Monitor Adapter Plate has 4 threaded studs. Make sure they are facing away from the TV when you
perform this step.

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Step 12: Add the Monitor Hanger (Part #5). Lay the
Monitor Hanger on top of the Monitor Adapter Plate.
It should be oriented with the flat side down, and the
top surface (the edge that has 4 mounting holes for
the top plate) facing “up”, toward the top of the TV.
Line up the smaller slots with the threaded studs on
your Monitor Adapter Plate.
Step 13a: Position the Monitor Hanger. Slide the
Monitor Hanger up, so the top edge (the edge that
has 4 mounting holes for the top plate) sits ¼” to ½”
HIGHER than the top of the TV.
NOTE: This step determines how much of a “gap” will
exist between your lid piece and your TV. The smaller
the gap, the better it will look. If you are using a
hinged-style lid, mount your TV as high as possible on
the Monitor Hanger. This will insure that the Hinged-
Top Guides, which will be installed in Step 15, are not
mounted too high above your TV and give the
installation an awkward look.
Step 13b: Fasten the Monitor Hanger to the
Monitor Adapter Plate. Use the four ¼” Flat
Washers, and the four 6mm Hex Nyloc Nuts, placing
them onto the threaded studs from the Monitor
Adapter Plate. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
Step 14: Run the TV Lift UP. Before proceeding, check
the position of the pigtail cable. BE SURE THE PIGTAIL
CABLE IS STILL PROPERLY SEATED IN THE SQUARE CUT
OUT CHANNEL ON THE TOP OF THE LIFT COLUMN (as
described previously described in Step 2). The Monitor
Hanger will press tight to the Lift Column, so before
going on to the next step you will need to gently hold
the Motor Cable plug to one side to make mounting the
Monitor Hanger easier. TIP: Gently pull the Motor Cable
to the side that is closest to where you plan to mount
the Control Box (Part #6).

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Step 15a: Align the Monitor Hanger (Part #5) with
the 4 threaded holes on top of the Swivel
Mechanism.
Step 15b: Align to the Top Plate (Part #7) with the Monitor Hanger and Swivel Mechanism holes. Using four
(4) 6mm x 12mm FHMS Screws fasten the Monitor Hanger and Top Plate to the top of the Swivel Mechanism.
Step 16: Managing the Motor Cable. Use the plastic Wire
Management Clips to keep the Motor Cable in position, so it will not
interfere with the movement of the Lift. The Clips have peel-and-stick
adhesive backing. Attach two Clips on the inside sidewall of the
Monitor Hanger, one near the top, and the other toward the bottom,
as shown in the photo. Secure the Motor Cable in the clips.

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Installing the Tapered Pins in the Floating Lid
What Are the Tapered Pins, and Why Use Them?
The two 1½” x ¼” Steel Threaded Tapered Pins are used IN PLACE OF SCREWS to hold your cabinet top (lid) in
place on the Lift System Top Plate (Part #8). The Tapered Pins will keep your lid firmly in place, but will also
allow it to separate from the lift system if anything (like a finger) gets in the way when the TV lowers. See
Safety Notice above. Please do NOT use screws with your cabinet lid.
Before You Install the Tapered Pins, Here is a Reminder of the Two Types of Floating Lids (Floating Tops):
Floating Lid (Floating Top) –The whole top of the cabinet sits on top of the Lift System and raises/lowers with
the TV.
Cut-Out Floating Lid (Top) –This option assumes that you have “cut out” part of your cabinet top, customizing
it to the size of your TV. That cut-out lid then sits on the Top Plate of the Lift System, held in place by the Taper
Pins, and raises/lowers with the TV. You must set up a “catch” for the Cut-Out Lid so that when the TV lowers,
the Lid stops level with the rest of your cabinet top (like a manhole cover), and the Lift System continues down
a little further into the cabinet (no more than ¼” to ½”). In this way, when the Lift System is fully retracted, the
Cut-Out Lid will always be level, and the Top Plate of the Lift System will always be positioned just below the
Lid. Since the Lid and the Top Plate are slightly separated from one another, but still very close, the Taper Pins
(which are 1½” long) will still be hanging down through the holes in the Top Plate so when the Lift System
moves, everything is properly aligned and the Lid rides smoothly up and down.

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Tapered Pins
How to Install the Tapered Pins:
You will be screwing the Tapered Pins into the UNDERSIDE of your cabinet lid, and they will hang down and
drop into the two holes in the Top Plate (Part #8).
Step 17: Before installing the Tapered Pins, position the Cabinet Lid. With the TV and the Lift System in the
fully DOWN position, set the Cabinet Lid in place. It will not be attached at this point, so move it around on the
Top Plate, making sure it fits centered in the cabinet opening.
Step 18: Run the Lift System up and down with the Cabinet Lid sitting on top, but not attached. Without
bumping
the Cabinet Lid out of place, use the Remote Control Handset to send the Lift System up and down. Make sure
that when the Lift comes down, the Cabinet Lid drops into the proper position relative to your cabinet
opening. Note: You may want to temporally tape your lid, to prevent the lid from shifting.
Step 19: Mark the spots for the Tapered Pins. Again,
without bumping the Cabinet Lid out of place, run the
Lift System all the way UP, with the Cabinet Lid sitting
on top. Look at the UNDERSIDE of the Top Plate, find
the two holes, and use a felt-tip pen or a pencil to mark
the position of the holes on the underside surface of the
Cabinet Lid.
Step 20: Remove Cabinet Lid and drill two holes in the
marked positions. Use a 7/32” drill bit to drill two holes,
½” deep, in the underside of the Cabinet Top where you
have marked.
Step 21: Using a Phillips head screw
driver (not provided) screw each
Tapered Pin into the holes drilled in
step 16.

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Step 22: Place the Cabinet Lid onto the Lift System.
Align the Tapered Pins with the 2 holes in the Top
Plate and put the Lid on.
Step 23: Do a final wire management check. Test
operate the Lift and be sure that all wires are clear of
the Lift so they do not get “hung up” when the TV is
moving either up or down. Refer back to the previous
step entitled “Using Wire Management”.
YOU ARE NOW DONE! Your Nexus 21 Model L-23S TV Lift System is now installed. Thank you for purchasing
our product, and please feel free to contact us at any time if you need support.

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Supplemental Page A: Dimensional Diagrams

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Supplemental Page B: Setting a Height Limit
Please follow this procedure if you would like to limit the distance that your TV Lift extends.
To set your Travel Limit with IR Controls:
If you want the lift system to always go to its full extension, do NOT use the Height Limit Insert. Simply leave it unplugged and
the system will always travel to the full extension. To limit the travel, follow the procedure below:
1. Using the IR Receiver, run the lift system to
the ideal height limit position and stop it there.
2. With the lift system stopped, plug the Height
Limit Insert into the available RJ45 port on the
Control Box. This will set the height limit at this
position for both the IR Remote (or 3rd party
universal remote) and the IR Receiver.
3. If the height limit is set at the incorrect
position, remove the Height Limit insert and
repeat the procedure.
To set your Travel Limit with RF Controls:
If you want the lift system to always go to its full extension, do NOT use the Height Limit Insert. Simply leave it unplugged and
the system will always travel to the full extension. To limit the travel, follow the procedure below:
1. Using the Wired Backup Switch, run the lift
system to the ideal height limit position and stop
it there.
2. With the lift system stopped, plug the Height
Limit Insert into the available RJ45 port on the RF
Receiver. This will set the height limit at this
position for both the RF Remote and Backup
Switch.
3. If the height limit is set at the incorrect
osition, remove the Height Limit insert and
repeat the procedure.