Omnimount Stellar 303 User manual

OmniMount Systems, Inc.
8201 South 48th Street • Phoenix, AZ 85044-5355
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Stellar 303 & 304 Audio Towers
Assembly Instructions
IMPORTANT: Consult your dealer if you have any questions regard- ing the proper assembly of this product.
• Unique floating shelf design • Top shelf can be used for LCD TV • Cable management

Step 1
Install hex screw into pads on bottom of back post. (Fig. 1a)
Install cable port covers into back post. (Fig. 1b) Fig. 1a
Fig. 1b
Step 2 Install shelf retention screws into flange at rear of shelves. (Fig. 2a) Note: Set screw should be flush with bracket. (Fig. 2b)
Install shelf pad on flange. (Fig. 2b)
Model: G303 & G304
Fig. 2a
Fig. 2b
Step 3 Install end caps into foot sections on front of base frame. (Fig. 3)
Fig. 3a
Step 4 Secure shelf frames to back post with long hex bolts, using supplied hex wrench. Note: It is easiest to begin with base shelf. Rock the stand to check that it is level and stable. Note: For unstable condition, un-screw shortest leveling foot until table sits level. Step 5 Attach adhesive pads to corners of each shelf. (Fig. 5)
Fig. 4
Step 6 Insert rear of glass shelves into retention brackets, and tighten retention screw with screw- driver. (Fig. 6) DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
Fig. 5
Fig. 6